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25th September 2009 : Isis v1.0 "Phoenix Edition" is on its way!

Isis Description

Isis is a software for volume reconstruction out of seried slices. It is developped inside thhe Aslcepios Team. The goal is to make volume reconstruction easier and more accessible to biologists but also to provide advanced parameters for researchers.

Isis is currently in internal release phase for testing by the Asclepios members. Contact us if you are interested by this software.

Currently available for

• Fedora Core 7, 32 Bits.

Features of this first version (does that mean there's more to come? ;))

• Creation of image stacks out of seried slices.
• Images are edited in their original encoding. Currently supported are scalar images: UCHAR, USHORT, SHORT, FLOAT, DOUBLE.
• Robust block-matching rigid image registration
Interactive rigid registration of images, by drag and drop
• Cummulative registrations. The use can first register an image manually and then refine with an automatic registration, or the opposite. Or accumulate manual registrations. Registrations are handled as a stack of geometric transformations and this stack is editable.
• Image mirroring
• Non destructive image processing.
• Project saving and loading (Isis XML format).
• Export of volume images.
• Export of transform (currently matrices only).

Screenshots

Credits : T. Mansi for the heart data. Blender Foundation for the original Suzanne mesh that is used in the Isis Tutorial.

Asclepios was a Greek hero who later became the Greek god of medicine and healing. His most famous sanctuary was located in Epidaurus which is situated in the northeastern Peloponnese (from Ron Leadbetter)