MICCAI 2010 Tutorial Notes
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Note to Tutorial Speakers: please post below the material of your presentation to be included in a USB key for the tutorial participants.
As requested by MICCAI organizers, the dead-line for submitting the materials is August 15,2010.
NA-MIC Tutorial at MICCAI 2010: list of materials
- Tutorial flyer
- NA-MIC Programming Environment - SPujol
- Link to Slicer3.6.1 release version (Windows)
- Link to Slicer3.6.1 release version (Linux 64)
- Link to Slicer3.6.1 release version (Linux 32)
- Link to Slicer3.6.1 release version (Mac Darwin)
- HelloPythonDataset.zip
- Introduction and goals of the workshop (no materials)
- Overview of the National Alliance for Medical Image Computing (NA-MIC) (Kikinis)
- The NA-MIC Programming Environment (Pujol)
- 'Hardening' your software with the NA-MIC kit, regression tests and dashboard (Aylward/Tao)
- Building bridges between complementary medical image analysis platforms (e.g. Freesurfer, BRAINS2, HAMMER) (Pujol)
- How to participate in NA-MIC: collaboration grants, user and developer community (Kikinis)
- Image Registration (Dinggang Shen)
- Image Segmentation: EM Segmenter (Pohl)
- Automatic Brain Segmentation (Gerig)
- Cortical Thickness Measurements (Styner)
- Diffusion Tensor Imaging (Gerig/Pujol/Styner)
- Image-Guided Therapy (Hata)
- Other examples from the community (Kikinis)
- Optional Hands-on Session: Interfacing your MICCAI algorithm with the NA-MIC open-source toolkit: the ‘Hello Python’ tutorial (Pujol)
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