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*How should the NAMIC-Kit handle new upcoming diffusion datatypes?
 
*How should the NAMIC-Kit handle new upcoming diffusion datatypes?
 
*Discussion of
 
*Discussion of
** Filetypes for interoperability of analysis tools
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** Existing/future diffusion datatypes
 
** Slicer data model for visualization of new datatypes
 
** Slicer data model for visualization of new datatypes
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** File formats for interoperability of analysis tools
  
 
Overall Conclusion
 
Overall Conclusion
 
* All attendees agree Slicer3 generic data model should enable plugins of new data for diffusion visualization. This will be very useful to all attendees.
 
* All attendees agree Slicer3 generic data model should enable plugins of new data for diffusion visualization. This will be very useful to all attendees.
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* All attendees agree vtkPolyData for fibers, and nrrd for volumes, are sufficiently generic to store all datatypes we can imagine.
 
* See below for meeting notes.
 
* See below for meeting notes.
  

Revision as of 21:30, 6 January 2010

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Agenda

  • How should the NAMIC-Kit handle new upcoming diffusion datatypes?
  • Discussion of
    • Existing/future diffusion datatypes
    • Slicer data model for visualization of new datatypes
    • File formats for interoperability of analysis tools

Overall Conclusion

  • All attendees agree Slicer3 generic data model should enable plugins of new data for diffusion visualization. This will be very useful to all attendees.
  • All attendees agree vtkPolyData for fibers, and nrrd for volumes, are sufficiently generic to store all datatypes we can imagine.
  • See below for meeting notes.

Logistics:

  • Wednesday January 6, 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
  • Location: Amethyst 1

Attendees

  • Anuja Sharma
  • Alex Yarmarkovitch
  • Mahnaz Maddah
  • Deepika Mahalingam
  • Yundi Shi
  • Zohara Cohen
  • Martin Styner
  • Gopal Veni
  • James Malcolm
  • Luke Bloy
  • Lauren O'Donnell

Meeting Notes

DATA TYPES LIST (not exhaustive, includes data used by attendees and other well-known models)

FRAMEWORK IDEAS (to enable development of slicer visualization for new data)

INTEROPERABILITY (file types for cross-program diffusion data I/O)


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