Hi Dora,

MITK supports 4D images as well as 4D surfaces (meshes), also commonly named 
3D+t images/meshes, as most of the time such data is technically handled as a 
series of 3D data over time. For example, many methods of mitk::Image or 
mitk::Surface have an optional parameter t (time step), which is 0 by default 
for 3D data. 3D+t data is also supported by our Workbench application as you 
can slide through the time steps in the Image Navigator (usually in the bottom 
left). Our standard image file format NRRD also supports reading and writing 
3D+t images. 3D+t DICOM images work as well. I'm not sure regarding the VTK 
file formats for surfaces but you have to be at least careful for file formats 
like STL, as they don't support 4D surfaces. For example, when you save a 4D 
surface as STL file, MITK creates a STL file for each time step, but currently 
they cannot be read in again as 3D+t surface.

If you are interested in making 3D+t data out of a series of 3D data, have a 
look at methods like mitk::Image::SetVolume() or 
mitk::Surface::SetVtkPolyData(), which have the t parameter as mentioned above. 
With the Movie Maker plugin you can even create animations of 3D+t data, for 
example, see the beating heart example at the very bottom in the Movie Maker 
documentation: http://docs.mitk.org/2015.05/org_mitk_gui_qt_moviemaker.html

Best,
Stefan
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Gesendet: Dienstag, 16. Februar 2016 20:05
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Betreff: [mitk-users] How to display motion of images and meshes in time

Hi all,

I was wondering if anybody has any experience of displaying some sort of motion 
from a sequence of images and vtk meshes within the MITK platform.

My understanding was to somehow load images and meshes one by one, putting the 
thread to sleep for a second or so and then display the next item. Can I load 
all of the files at once and then dynamically access the (standard) editor to 
display them one by one?

Is there a more elegant solution? Like building some sort of a 4D image or a 4D 
mesh from data I have and then display it using one of the features of MITK ...

Many thanks
Dora
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