MultiTracer version 2
MultiTracer is a Java application for use with volumetric imaging data. MultiTracer allows:
- Visualization of volumetric structural data and inspection of time courses of functional
data
- Manual editing to remove unwanted anatomic features
- Manual delineation of anatomic boundaries
- simple measures such as volumes, areas and lengths can be quantified directly
- boundaries can be exported for more detailed measures using other software tools
- creation of mask volumes corresponding to delineated anatomic strucures
Current Version
The current version of MultiTracer (version 2) was released on August 29, 2012. You can verify
that you have the latest release by checking the "About" menu item under the "File" menu.
Revision history
Requirements
- Java 1.6 (i.e., version 6) or higher (available for PCs, Mac OS X, and most UNIX platforms)
- Images must be 3D or 4D grayscale images (big-endian or little-endian) in one of the
following formats:
- Neuroimaging Informatics Technology Initiative
NIfTI-1.1 or
NIfTI-2 formats
[Note: some NIfTI-2 files with certain features that cannot be encoded in NIfTI-1.1 format
are not supported]
- Integer formats
- 8 bits/voxel
- signed char (DT_INT8 datatype=256)
- unsigned char (DT_UINT8 datatype=2)
- 16 bits/voxel
- signed short (DT_INT16 datatype=4)
- unsigned short (DT_UINT16 datatype=512)
- 32 bits/voxel
- signed int (DT_INT32 datatype=8)
- unsigned int (DT_UINT32 datatype=768)
- Floating point formats (editing not supported)
- 32 bits/voxel
- float (DT_FLOAT32 datatype=16)
- 64 bits/voxel
- double (DT_FLOAT64 datatype=64)
- Analyze 7.5 format (legacy support)
- 8-bit unsigned character data (DT_UNSIGNED_CHAR type code=2)
- 16-bit signed short data (DT_SIGNED_SHORT, type code=4)
- 16-bit unsigned short data (derived, glmax>32767, not a standard Anayze 7.5 format)
Please note that MultiTracer version 2 does not support several file formats that were supported
in the original version of MultiTracer. Please use the original version of MultiTracer if you
require support for: Medical Image NetCDF (MINC) format, uncompressed Tagged Image File
Format (TIFF), zipped TIFF format, Graphics Interchange Format (GIF), Joint Photographic Experts
Group (JPEG) format, Bitmap format (BMP), Flexible Images Transport System (FITS) format, or raw
voxel data. Converters to NIfTI format for these and other formats (e.g., DICOM) may also be
available.
Topics
Discussions of the following topics are available:
©2001-2012 Roger P. Woods, M.D.
Modified: August 28, 2012