Hello all, I am a recent subscriber to morphmet so pardon me if I am telling you things you have already discussed. We recently completed a 3-D scanning survey of the civilian adult (18-65) population of NATO countries called CAESAR. It contains 4,431 subjects and 3 scans of each one, one standing and two seated. It also contains 99 traditional style measurements and 73 3-D landmarks. Complete data sets for 10 arbitrarily selected subjects are available for free on our website at: http://www.hec.afrl.af.mil/cardlab The website is due for an update soon so some of the information on there is way out of date (we are NOT still looking for volunteers for example), and may be a little tricky to locate. However, everything that is there should be working fine. If you want to get more data or the entire CAESAR data collection it is being distributed by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) for a fee. They can be contacted at: http://www.sae.org/technicalcommittees/caesar.htm
We also have software called INTEGRATE that is available for free. This can be used to extract landmarks, compare subjects, segment, link, calculate distances, volumes, center of volume, and lots of other things. You can obtain a copy by asking for it on the website as well. It is not easy to use or learn however, although it comes with some tutorials and a user's guide to help. We have been collected 3-D data on the head a face for about 15 years now and there are some data collections of these available for a fee as well. They are described on the website too. Hope this is of interest to you, Kath == Replies will be sent to list. For more information see http://life.bio.sunysb.edu/morph/morphmet.html.
