Slicer4:ThermalViewer - Revision history

Lchauvin at 22:47, 14 August 2012

2012-08-14T22:47:26Z

Lchauvin: /* How to use it */

2012-08-14T22:47:11Z

How to use it

Lchauvin: /* How to use it */

2012-08-14T22:46:32Z

How to use it

Lchauvin: /* How to use it */

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How to use it

Lchauvin: /* Get the program */

2012-08-14T22:25:43Z

Get the program

Lchauvin: /* Requirement */

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Requirement

Lchauvin: /* Requirement */

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Requirement

Lchauvin: /* Introduction */

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Introduction

Lchauvin: /* Introduction */

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Introduction

Lchauvin: Created page with '==Introduction== ==Getting Started== ===Requirement=== ===Get the program=== ===How to use it=== ===Compile the module=== ==Future work== ==People=='

2012-08-14T22:09:19Z

Created page with '==Introduction== ==Getting Started== ===Requirement=== ===Get the program=== ===How to use it=== ===Compile the module=== ==Future work== ==People=='

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==Introduction==

==Getting Started==
===Requirement===

===Get the program===

===How to use it===

===Compile the module===

==Future work==

==People==

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 [https://github.com/lchauvin/ThermalViewer/commit/4455c43a98d78224bbf3ff640404d14762cece74 Thermal Viewer Source code]
-===How to use it===
+===Compile the module===
 You must have a Slicer4 source directory. We suppose that the Slicer source directory is <working directory>/Slicer4 and Slicer build directory is <working directory>/Slicer4-Superbuild.

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 You must have a Slicer4 source directory. We suppose that the Slicer source directory is <working directory>/Slicer4 and Slicer build directory is <working directory>/Slicer4-Superbuild.
-$ cd <working directory>/Slicer4/Modules/Loadable
+ $ cd <working directory>/Slicer4/Modules/Loadable
-$ git clone
+ $ git clone https://github.com/lchauvin/ThermalViewer/commit/4455c43a98d78224bbf3ff640404d14762cece74
 ===Compile the module===

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	===How to use it===		===How to use it===
		+	You must have a Slicer4 source directory. We suppose that the Slicer source directory is <working directory>/Slicer4 and Slicer build directory is <working directory>/Slicer4-Superbuild.
		+
		+	$ cd <working directory>/Slicer4/Modules/Loadable
		+	$ git clone

	===Compile the module===		===Compile the module===

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	===Get the program===		===Get the program===
		+	The source of the program is available on GitHub.com:
		+
		+	[https://github.com/lchauvin/ThermalViewer/commit/4455c43a98d78224bbf3ff640404d14762cece74 Thermal Viewer Source code]

	===How to use it===		===How to use it===

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 ==Introduction==
-The Thermal Viewer module has been developed in Slicer4 to read phase images in real-time and directly from the scanner directory to compute temperature images based on the phase difference between phase images.
+The Thermal Viewer module has been developed in Slicer4 to read phase images in real-time and directly from the scanner directory to compute temperature images based on the phase difference between phase images.<br>
 The purpose of this project is to monitor tissues temperatures during laser ablation.

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 If compilation succeed, start Slicer. Module will be in IGT category.
 ==Future work==
 ==People==

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 ==Getting Started==
 ===Requirement===
-This module require Slicer4 source directory. It also require a Siemens scanner ( a simulator would be build soon )
+This module require Slicer4 source directory. It also require a Siemens scanner ( a simulator would be build soon ).
 ===Get the program===

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==
		+	The Thermal Viewer module has been developed in Slicer4 to read phase images in real-time and directly from the scanner directory to compute temperature images based on the phase difference between phase images.
		+	The purpose of this project is to monitor tissues temperatures during laser ablation.

	==Getting Started==		==Getting Started==