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| MicroView is
an open source, freely distributed 3D volume viewer.
MicroView
includes numerous image analysis tools and plug-ins. As upgrades are
developed they will always be available on this website for download.
Please
contact us for further
details on the latest version of MicroView.
MicroView
can easily be installed on most computers running Windows 98, NT, 2000
or XP. A version for Linux and SGI systems is also available and a
version for Mac OS X will soon be released.
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- Visualization and
quantification of both 2-Dimensional and 3-Dimensional image data
- Generate, view and
save isosurfaces
- Multi-platform
environment
- Windows NT, 2000,
XP
- Linux
- SGI
- Mac OSX -
available Q4 2002
- Opacity based
volume rendering
- Surface rendering
- Multiple-slice
viewing, single plane viewing
- Arbitrary oblique
slicing
- Window / level
control of display
- Multiple file
format import and export
- Including Dicom,
Raw, Analyze, Vtk, HFH, MINC, JPEG, TIFF, BMP, PNG and Pixmap format
- Reads 8, 16, or 32
bit files
- Image Statistics:
- Quantitative Bone
Measurements
- Bone Mineral
Density (BMD)
- Bone Volume
Fraction (BVF)
- Stereological
parameters:
- Trabecular number,
spacing, thickness
- Connectivity by
Euler's number
- Isotropy
- Histogram Plotting
- Profile Line
Plotting
- Line measurement
- Measurement data
export into formatted text for use with spreadsheets and data analysis
software
- Fixed and variable
slice increment
- Volume
reorientation / re-alignment
- Control of data
viewing including:
- Sub-volume viewing
- Registration tools
to merge two volumes
- On-line
documentation
- Open source for
easy customization using Vtk and existing Vtk applications
Software
Distribution:
- Viewer may be
freely distributed for visualization and analysis of data away from the
scanner console.
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- PIII
450 MHz processor
- RAM
(32MB + file size of volume to view)
- ex.
if the volume is 96MB in size the computer should have 128MB of RAM)
- 16MB
video card with texture mapping and OpenGL support.
- MicroView
will run without texture mapping support, however it will be noticeably
slower
- 30MB
of hard disk space
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