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PARAMETERS : 79 Weight factors: 6 Parameter Other name Symbol Definition Formula Number Volume V The volume of the particle volume model. Equivalent Volume The volume of the sphere having the same projection area Projection area A The. Surface area S The external surface area of the particle volume model. Area of the convex hull The area of the smallest convex hull that contains the projection of the particle Size parameters: 27 Parameter Other name Symbol Definition Formula Perimeter P The length of the particle perimeter. Cauchy Crofton perimeter P cc The length of the particle perimeter computed by Cauchy Crofton formula. Perimeter of the convex hull P C The perimeter length of the convex hull (envelope) that bounding the particle. Volume equivalent diameter x V The diameter of a sphere having the same volume as the particle. 6 Area equivalent diameter Equivalent circle diameter, ECD x A The diameter of a sphere having the same projection area as particle. 4

Surface equivalent diameter x s The diameter of a sphere having the same surface area as the particle. Perimeter equivalent diameter X P The diameter of a circle having the same perimeter as the. Cauchy Crofton perimeterequivalent X Pcc The diameter of a circle having the same Cauchy Crofton diameter perimeter as the. Inner Diameter d imax The biggest circle inscribed into the projection area of the Maximum particle. inscribed circle diameter Legendre ellipse maximum x LMax The major axis of an ellipse with its center at the particle s centroid and with the same geometrical moments, up to the second order, as the projection area Legendre ellipse minimum x LMin The minor axis of an ellipse with its center at the particle s centroid and with the same geometrical moments, up to the second order, as the projection area Feret diameter maximum Length of particle x FMax The maximum distance between parallel tangents to the. Feret diameter minimum Breadth of particle x FMin The minimum distance between parallel tangents to the. Feret conjugate Feret length x LF The Feret diameter (i.e. the distance between parallel tangents to the ) perpendicular to Feret diameter minimum. Angle average Feret diameter F The mean Feret diameter. Geodesic length x LG A better approximation of the particle length and width Thickness x E for very long and concave particle (fibers) Minimum circumscribed circle d cmin The smallest circle containing the projection area of the diameter particle. Erosion number ω 1 The number of erosions necessary to make the projection area of the particle disappears completely. A = x E.x LG P = 2(x E +x LG )

Convex erosion number ω 2 The number of erosions necessary to make the area of the convex hull of the disappears completely. Fractal dimension D F The relationship between the length of the perimeter [P(λ)] and the length of the step [λ] is considered as linear on log log plot. The fractal dimension provides the slope of this linear relationship. Mean diameter The double of the mean distance between gravity center of the projection of the particle and each point of the outline of the projection Inertia box width The width of the smallest box that contains the projection of particle with the same principal directions that the projection Inertia box height The height of the smallest box that contains the projection of particle with the same principal directions that the projection Skeleton length The length of the convex hull outline minus the biggest convex hull segment. Specific Area The ratio between the external surface of the particle volume model and the volume of this model Inner threshold area The area of the inner part of the projection area that are segmented by inner threshold parameters Log 1 log log Shape parameters: 46 Parameter Other name Symbol Definition Formula Ellipse ratio Elliptical shape The ratio of Legendre ellipse minimum to Legendre factor ellipse maximum.

Aspect ratio The ratio of Feret minimum to Feret maximum. Elongation Eccentricity The ratio of thickness to geodesic length. Straightness The ratio of Feret maximum to geodesic length. Curl The ratio of geodesic length to Feret maximum. Irregularity Modification ratio The ratio of maximum inscribed circle diameter to minimum circumscribed circle diameter. Compactness The degree to which the is similar to a circle. The ration of the area equivalent diameter to Feret diameter maximum. Roundness R n Similar to compactness but less robust (see ISO9276 6) Extent Bulkiness The ratio of projection area to the product of Feret diameter maximum by Feret diameter minimum. Box ratio The ratio of projection area to the Feret box area. Where the Feret box area is the product of Feret diameter minimum by Feret diameter conjugate. Wadell s sphericity Ψ Form factor FF 4 Circularity C The degree to which the is similar to a circle, considering the smoothness of the perimeter. Crofton Circularity It s the circularity computed with Crofton correction Solidity A measure of the overall concavity of the projection area Global surface concavity index CI A measure of the overall concavity of the projection area

Concavity A measure of the overall concavity of the projection area Convexity Crofton Convexity It s the convexity computed with Crofton correction Average concavity Ψ FP Particle robustness Ω 1 2 Largest concavity index Ω 2 2 Concavity/robustness ratio Ω 3 The ratio of particle robustness to the Largest concavity index. Occhio bluntness Occhio abrasivity Occhio elongation One minus the ratio Inertia box width to Inertia box height Occhio roughness xx% The ratio of smooth reference to the particle projection area. The smooth reference is define by inscribed circles tangent to each point of the particle projection outline with a radius greater than XX% of the maximum inscribed circle. Mean luminance Mean value of the luminance of pixel inside the RSD luminance Mean value of the luminance of pixel inside the Mean red Mean value of the red channel of pixel inside the RSD red RSD value of the red channel of pixel inside the Mean green Mean value of the green channel of pixel inside the RSD green RSD value of the green channel of pixel inside the

Mean blue Mean value of the blue channel of pixel inside the RSD blue RSD value of the blue channel of pixel inside the Mean inner red Mean value of the red channel of pixel inside the that are segmented by inner threshold parameters Mean inner green Mean value of the green channel of pixel inside the that are segmented by inner threshold parameters Mean inner blue Mean value of the blue channel of pixel inside the that are segmented by inner threshold parameters