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   ImageSurfer is a biological visualization tool designed to explore correspondences between 3D images from multiple channels. Beside providing standard volume-rendering techniques (maximum intensity projection, direct volume rendering, and isosurface rendering), ImageSufer facilitates analysis of relationships between multi-channel confocal images. It provides a general 3D surface view displaying correspondence between two channels; to analyze data in more detail, it can also display height fields using a 2D slice extractor and compute graphs along a user defined curve. Each of these views reduce the complexity of the data sets by extracting a restricted subset of data: finding a region of interest in 3D; getting a sense of relative intensity in 2D, and getting exact values from voxels in 1D.

     ImageSurfer is FREE. It is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
 

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