Andreas,
In some circles the differentiation is made as:
A) "Biomedical imaging": Microscopy size...
B) "Medical Imaging": Human size CTs, MRs, ultrasound
These categories are not perfect, since some applications
are in the border, but at least it provides an initial separation.
The user base tend to be different due to the application field,
(although we should be working closer together, since we have
so much technology in common... but that's another story).
Typical representatives of those categories could be:
A) ImageJ, cellprofiler
B) dcmtk, gdcm, ITK
Is there a base list of all the imaging applications that we
could go through and, maybe in a Wiki page, attempt to
classify them in one of these two categories ?
I'll be happy to take a first pass and suggest a split.
Luis
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On Wed, Jul 18, 2012 at 3:04 AM, Andreas Tille <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> at LSM I was start about thinking whether we should somehow split our
> imaging task into smaller tasks. The rationale is that we are mixing
> something which is doing imaging on a molecular level like gwyddion with
> imaging related to macroscopic medical images.
>
> I was wondering whether the user base for these different kinds of
> imaging applications is distinct and a split might make sense here.
> If you agree with this, would you volunteer to do the splitting?
>
> Kind regards
>
> Andreas.
>
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