Abstract: Method for determining the geometry of one or more real, examined defects of a metallic, in particular magnetizable object, in particular a pipe or a tank, by means of at least two reference data sets of the object generated on the basis of different, non-destructive measurement methods, wherein the object is at least partially represented on or by an at least two-dimensional, preferably three-dimensional, object grid, in an EDP unit, wherein an output defect geometry, in particular on the object grid or an at least two-dimensional defect grid, is generated by inversion of at least parts of the reference data sets, in particular by at least one neural network (NN) trained for this object, a respective prediction data set for the non-destructive measurement methods used in the generation of the reference data sets is calculated on the basis of the output defect geometry by a simulation routine, a comparison of at least parts of the prediction data sets with at least parts of the reference data sets is carried

Abstract: A method for determining the geometry of a metallic object, with in particular one or more real, examined defects, with a reference data set of the object generated on the basis of at least one measurement by at least one non-destructive measuring method, preferably comprising an at least partial representation of the object on or by an at least three-dimensional object grid by means of a computer unit, wherein a classification of anomaly-free areas and anomaly-affected areas of the object is performed on the basis of at least parts of the at least one reference data set, wherein an initial object grid is created, a prediction data set of the at least one non-destructive measurement method is calculated by a simulation routine using the initial object grid, at least parts of the prediction data set are compared with at least parts of the at least one reference data set, excluding the anomaly-afflicted regions, and the initial object grid is used as an object grid describing the geometry of the object as a f

Abstract: A method is provided for determining the geometry of one or more real, examined defects of a metallic and in particular magnetizable object, in particular a pipe or a tank, by means of at least two reference data sets of the object generated on the basis of different, non-destructive measuring methods.