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surfaced-based approaches includes uncertainties to the calibration process due to
unknown subsurface features, such as grain variations and defects. For example, a
subsurface defect can influence the local strain on the surface as measured by DIC.
Using only a surface-based approach, this would manifest as additional (inaccurate)
variation in the calibrated parameter distribution. However, if that same subsurface
feature was detected using X-ray CT and included in the computational model, a
more accurate calibrated parameter distribution would be expected. Consequently,
an important next step is to quantify the improvement in calibration that can be
expected with volumetric acquisition methods and weigh those against the added
costs and time associated with acquiring that data.
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