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How to Use NPAR™ in OIM Analysis™ v8

Summary

With more and more users seeing the power of NPAR™, EBSD Applications Engineer Shawn Wallace, will show you how to use NPAR™ inside OIM Analysis™ 8. He will cover all steps involved including how to make and tweak backgrounds, how to change phases, how to recalibrate data sets, and every other step involved in getting the most of your data.

How to Use NPAR™ in OIM Analysis™ v8

The webinar will also cover some of things to watch out for and the effects of NPAR™ on the resulting datasets.

Speakers

Shawn Wallace joined EDAX in 2015 as an Applications Engineer specializing in EBSD. He has a strong background in all sorts of instrumentations including EBSD, electron microprobe, all sorts of mass spectrometry, and computed tomography. In his career, he has taught researchers of all levels, from post docs to undergrads, how to use instrumentation and he continues that here at EDAX.

Shawn earned his MS in Geology from the University of South Carolina. His research focused on method development for ICP-Mass spectrometry and geothermobarometry to help better understand planetary differentiation. After earning his degree, Shawn worked as a Scientific Assistant at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, where he helped study the origin of the Solar System using EBSD and other instruments, including 3D work with computed tomography. Shawn hopes to bring those 3D skills to the rapidly expanding 3D EBSD world.

When Shawn is not busy running samples, he can often be found in nature, either hiking or fishing or just staring at rocks.

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