The Tomviz project is a cross platform, open source application for the processing, visualization, and analysis of 3D tomographic data. Here the full pipeline of data processing steps from reconstruction to visualization to analysis of 3D data can be presented, saved, and restored.
Tomviz is tailored for visualizing electron tomography data. It can utilize the large quantities of memory and processing resources required to render, manipulate, and analyze voluminous 3D tomograms.
A suite of Python tools for 3D analysis is packaged to accommodate custom algorithms.
Features include:
- Graphical interface where objects can be rendered as shaded contours or volumetric projections.
- Multiple datasets.
- Colormaps.
- Visualization settings can be used in combination and these objects can be rotated, sliced, animated, and saved as image or video files.
- Data collected can be further analyzed through histograms, multicorrelative statistics, multiple filters, and user-customized Python scripts.
- Tomographic reconstructions of experimental data are also possible within Tomviz.
- Number of common file formats are supported for importing and exporting data.
- Cross-platform support – runs under Linux, macOS, and Windows.
Your system should have at least 8GB of RAM, and a dedicated NVIDIA graphics card.
Website: tomviz.org
Support: Documentation, Mailing List
Developer: Kitware, Inc.
License: 3-clause BSD license
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