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- Name
- Synu
- Byline
- National Center for Microscopy and Imaging Research
- Description
- Synu is a collection of programs for manipulation and visual presentation of scientific data. Synu works with polygon meshes, stacks of contour lines, or three-dimensional volumes from confocal Z-series, tomography, or simulations.
- NIfTI-1 support
- Creator
- David Hessler & Steve Lamont
- Contact
- spl@ncmir.ucsd.edu
- WWW
- http://ncmir.ucsd.edu/Software/synuview.htm
- Availability
- How to get
- http://ncmir.ucsd.edu/doc/SYNU.html#Q11
- Current version
- Current version release date
- many years ago
- Open source
- No
- License
- Available free of charge
- Yes
- Requirements
- The interactive portion of Synu, SynuView, runs only on Silicon Graphics machines. The non-interactive portions of Synu are supported on a number of Unix-based machines, from Cray supercomputers to Sun Microsystems workstations. An OpenGL version is also available.
- Technical publications
- David Hessler, Stephen J. Young, Bridget O. Carragher, Maryann E. Martone, Stephen Lamont, Michael Whittaker, Ronald A. Milligan, Eleizer Masliah, Jenny E. Hinshaw, and Mark H. Ellisman (1992) Programs for Visualization in Three-Dimensional Microscopy. Neuroimage 1(1): 55-67 (http://ncmir.ucsd.edu/abstracts.html#Neuro_1)
- Applications publications
- David Hessler, Stephen J. Young, Bridget O. Carragher, Maryann E. Martone, Stephen Lamont, Michael Whittaker, Ronald A. Milligan, Eleizer Masliah, Jenny E. Hinshaw, and Mark H. Ellisman (1992) Programs for Visualization in Three-Dimensional Microscopy. Neuroimage 1(1): 55-67 (http://ncmir.ucsd.edu/abstracts.html#Neuro_1)
- Other information
- Keywords
- HBP supported, surface analysis, tomography, visualization, volume
- Platforms
- IRIX, Solaris
- IATR listing last updated
- 07 Aug 2006
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