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| − | + | '''Objective:''' | |
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| + | To develop a new interface to BRAINS that builds upon NA-MIC tools. The interface should support all major platforms including Windows, Mac, Linux, and other Unix flavors. | ||
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| + | '''Progress:''' | ||
| + | * A new tracing (editing) tool is being developed to serve as a testing ground for the new GUI. The tracing tool uses the vtkContourWidget and is built on KWWidgets. The Slicer3 look and feel has been integrated. This tracing tool is nearing a beta release and will include the following features | ||
| + | #Support for editing in multiple planes simultaneously | ||
| + | #Ability to telegraph traces into other planes | ||
| + | #Ability to export traces as binary images for integration into Slicer3 | ||
| + | #Ability to export traces as BRAINS2 mask objects | ||
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| + | '''Key Investigators:''' | ||
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| + | * University of Iowa: Vincent Magnotta, Hans Johnson, Nancy Andreasen, Kent Williams | ||
| + | * The MIND Institute: Jeremy Bockholt | ||
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| + | '''Links:''' | ||
| + | *[http://www.psychiatry.uiowa.edu University of Iowa Department of Psychiatry] | ||
| + | *[http://mri.radiology.uiowa.edu University of Iowa MRI Center] | ||
| + | *[http://www.themindinstitute.org The MIND Institute] | ||
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| + | '''Papers:''' | ||
Revision as of 14:40, 1 May 2008
Home < Build GUI using Slicer3 InterfaceObjective:
To develop a new interface to BRAINS that builds upon NA-MIC tools. The interface should support all major platforms including Windows, Mac, Linux, and other Unix flavors.
Progress:
- A new tracing (editing) tool is being developed to serve as a testing ground for the new GUI. The tracing tool uses the vtkContourWidget and is built on KWWidgets. The Slicer3 look and feel has been integrated. This tracing tool is nearing a beta release and will include the following features
- Support for editing in multiple planes simultaneously
- Ability to telegraph traces into other planes
- Ability to export traces as binary images for integration into Slicer3
- Ability to export traces as BRAINS2 mask objects
Key Investigators:
- University of Iowa: Vincent Magnotta, Hans Johnson, Nancy Andreasen, Kent Williams
- The MIND Institute: Jeremy Bockholt
Links:
Papers:
