Obtaining quantitative, 3D spatially-resolved T2 distributions (T2 maps) from magnetic resonance data is of importance in both medical and porous media applications. Due to the long acquisition time, there is considerable...
Sampling strategies are often central to experimental design. Choosing efficiently which data to acquire can improve the estimation of parameters and reduce the acquisition time. This work is focused on designing optimal...
A recently reported method, based on the Cramér-Rao Lower Bound theory, for optimising sampling patterns for a wide range of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) experiments is applied to the problem of optimising sampling patterns...