Here are some examples of current research done by BioMedical investigators using the I4 system. None of this research is in its final form, but should give the reader some feeling for the capabilities of the imaging system.
Automated myocardial LV ROI definition
Parametric Imaging
Tracking myocardial surface markers
XSIM is a graphical user interface designed for use by biomedical investigators doing computer simulation. The software runs in a windowing environment on engineering workstations and uses a ‘point and click’ approach. As the engine of the NSR simulation envionment, XSIM connects models, data and physiological databases.
The XSIM distribution package contains:
A short description of the published software available for distribution from the National Simulation Resource is given below. The citation for the application publication is given.
Each package includes the source code for the product, its test program, and all subprograms upon which they depend. Also included are a README file with notes about the files, a manual page (plain text and UNIX troff source versions), a Makefile to create and run the test program, and the auxiliary files required by the test program.
This page contains information for internal (on site) use only.
This page contains information relavant for (on site) internal use.
This page contains information to assist in archiving JSim projects and other information in the local installation of CVS (Concurrent Version Control System).
This page contains information for internal (on site) use only.
NSR supports LINUX only. Listed below are some commonly used applications:
Web browsers:
Other modeling tools:
