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We will implement a Host/Plug-in interface API that leverages the use of XIP modules (based on Open Inventor), and as a first example we will implement a simple 3D Viewer that can load and display DICOM data and visualize/navigate it using 3 synchronized MPR windows and a 3D volume rendering window, with the ability to render fused MR brain data. | We will implement a Host/Plug-in interface API that leverages the use of XIP modules (based on Open Inventor), and as a first example we will implement a simple 3D Viewer that can load and display DICOM data and visualize/navigate it using 3 synchronized MPR windows and a 3D volume rendering window, with the ability to render fused MR brain data. | ||
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Key Investigators
- Siemens Corporate Research: Lining Yang, Melanie Grebe
Our Objective
Our objective is to create a new 3D Slicer Plug-in based on NCI's eXtensible Imaging Platform (XIP), which can then be used as a starting point for future projects involving NA-MIC and caBIG.
Our Approach and Plan
We will implement a Host/Plug-in interface API that leverages the use of XIP modules (based on Open Inventor), and as a first example we will implement a simple 3D Viewer that can load and display DICOM data and visualize/navigate it using 3 synchronized MPR windows and a 3D volume rendering window, with the ability to render fused MR brain data.
Our Progress
We will bring a rough prototype and resolve pending issues during Project Week.
