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Basic Definition:

Reconstruction is the mathematical process through which 2D X-ray projection data (radiographs) collected using different X-ray trajectories through a sample are transformed into a 3D tomographic image, or tomogram. In a tomogram, the grayscale value of each voxel represents the X-ray linear attenuation of each point within the reconstruction volume. 

A variety of reconstruction algorithms have been developed, including filtered back projection and iterative methods.

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