https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_can_I_analyse_the_SEM_TEM_image_and_XRD_results

The second edition (2016) of R.F. Egertons 'Physical Principles of Electron Microscopy' should help: http://www.springer.com/gp/book/9783319398761

If you want to analyse something you have to have an adequate theoretical background a practical experiences. This idea has to be applied to all instruments, not only SEM and TEM. Now you need a lot of time and patience for reading relevant books.

thank you Dr. Vladimír Girman

Hi Neeram

The best way is by taking a course on SEM and a course on TEM with access to SEM & TEM facilities in a university. Also, you can take a short course on SEM as well as on TEM with access to SEM & TEM facilities in a conference meeting like SCANNING annual meeting, MMC meeting, and so on.

The courses will provide not only a theoretical background but also, hands-on experience on SEM&TEM analysis.

I will send my paper you read it according to that you can

What kind of measures or interpretations are you referring to? I can send you stereology papers published by us in1991and 1992

Hi Dear Carmen ..thanks for answer ...I mean analysis all image appear ...size and shape the particles in image

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For the images obtained from biological samples in TEM, the automatic analyzers do not work because the automatic analysis does not differentiate between the gray level of a mitochondrion and a nucleus for example ... The human eye is the only one able to distinguish between the different structures that It has a cell.

Another thing is if you want to count particles, which stand out strongly on the background in each image obtained the TEM

thanks dear dr. Mutasem ,and dr.carmen ...

The most important is to review the literature, you will find out valuable answers.

I think that more interesting than seeing literature is learning to analyze images together with an expert. This is what is done in medicine for diagnostic imaging.