2010 NAMIC Project week: Module Inventory

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  Projects List

Key Investigators

• Steve Pieper, Jim Miller

Objective

Review modules existing in slicer3.6. Goal is to sort them into categories for development in slicer4.

• Core modules (included even if --no-modules command line flag is given)
• Bundled modules that come with slicer binary
• Extensions

This will serve as guidance for future module developers.

Also: can slicer binary download support C++ module development? If answer is no, then we should stop bundling .lib and .h files to make download smaller.

Approach, Plan

Create the list based on Slicer 3.6.

Progress

Here's a tentative list. The difference between bundled extensions and downloadable extensions is somewhat arbitrary. In practice, we should make all components upgradable through the extension process.

• Core
  • Welcome Module
  • Data Module
  • Fetch Medical Informatics
  • Volumes
    • Volumes Module
    • Slices Module
    • Volume Rendering Module
    • 4D Image Viewer
  • Basic Segmentation and Modeling
    • Editor
    • Label Statistics
    • Models Module
    • Model Maker
  • Annotations
    • Fiducials Module
    • Measurements
    • ROI Module
  • Transforms Module
  • Color Module

• Advanced Processing (Bundled)
  • Registration
  • Segmentation
  • Filtering
  • Surface Models

• Bundled Extensions
  • Change Tracker
  • IA_FEMesh
  • IGT Apps
  • Diffusion MRI & Tractography
  • Endoscopy

• Downloadable Extensions
  • VMTK Vessel Analysis
  • Cortical Analysis (ARTIC, GAMBIT...)
  • Lesion Analysis
  • Radiation Therapy Tools
  • QueryAtlas

• Developer Tools (Optional Download)
  • Headers and Libs for ITK, VTK, Teem, CTK, etc.
  • Debug Libraries

Delivery Mechanism

This work will be delivered to the NA-MIC Kit as a information on this wiki page.

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