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Granular materials are complex multi-particle ensembles in which macroscopicproperties are largely determined by inter-particle interactions between theirnumerous constituents. In order to understand and to predict their macroscopicphysical behavior, it is necessary to analyze the composition and interactionsat the level of individual contacts and grains. To do so requires the abilityto image individual particles and their local configurations to high precision.A variety of competing and complementary imaging techniques have been developedfor that task. In this introductory paper accompanying the Focus Issue, weprovide an overview of these imaging methods and discuss their advantages anddrawbacks, as well as their limits of application.

Focus on Imaging Methods in Granular Physics