rezac@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu (10/01/88)
Does anyone know of an PD code to display CAT scanned images on a PC or Macintosh? The data scans in as a series of 512X512 picture 12 bits per pixel? Any information is appreciated.
eric@hector.UUCP (Eric Lavitsky) (10/03/88)
In article <141@deimos.cis.ksu.edu> rezac@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu writes: >Does anyone know of an PD code to display CAT scanned images on a PC or >Macintosh? > >The data scans in as a series of 512X512 picture 12 bits per pixel? > >Any information is appreciated. While I can't tell you of one for the Mac or IBM, I can point you to one available for the Amiga. Here follows the description from The Fred Fish Disk Collection, #137 : Ct An Amiga program to display images from a CT scanner, along with several interesting sample images of scans of real people, including a skull, brain, heart, and spine. Each image is 256 by 256 pixels in 2048 gray scale. The display software, though it has a primitive user interface, is quite powerful, including functions like convolutions, averaging, laplacians, unsharp masking, edge detection, gradients, etc. Binary only. Author: Jonathan Harman You may want to get hold of this an try contacting the author for more info/help. Or you may just want to go out and get an Amiga and use this :-) (sorry, I couldn't resist)... Oh, and the Fish Disks are available at any good local Amiga User Group. -Eric ARPA: eric@topaz.rutgers.edu or eric@ulysses.att.com UUCP: {att,ucbvax}!ulysses!eric or {wherever!}rutgers!topaz!eric SNAIL: 34 Maplehurst Ln, Piscataway, NJ 08854 "To err is human; To really f*ck up requires the root password."