Thanks. When I originally imported my data, I had a stack of tiffs that I defined as being in the x-y plane, each file representing a z-dimension increment. When I dump the data back out as a bin file, the data is "stacked" so that they are y-z "planes" with x dimension varying the slowest. I am using Imagemagick to read the bin file into tiff files and I want to keep them as x-y planes. Any ideas on how to get the bin file to be x-y "planes" with the z dimension varying the slowest?
Thanks again, Cameron > > > > > The Export module can dump raw data. If you say "dx ieee 2" for format, > you'll get two files, .dx and .bin. The dx header will point to the .bin > containing the binary arrays. If format="array", you'll get an ASCII dump. > > Cameron Huddlestone-Holmes > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@opendx.watson.ibm.com on 02/10/2003 09:14:36 > PM > > Please respond to [email protected] > > Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > To: Opendx-Users <[email protected]> > cc: > Subject: [opendx-users] Converting data from DX format > > > > Does anyone have a utility for converting dx format data files into raw > data? > > I have a large dataset of X-ray CT data that I have imported into dx. I > have > made subsets of this data using dx and now I want to convert some of these > subsets back into raw data (or tiffs). > > The data is on a regular grid and is just 16-bit pixel values. I have > thought of using "slice" and "writeimage" but I am concerned about applying > a colour map as I want to preserve the raw data values. > > Thanks, > > Cameron Huddlestone-Holmes > School of Earth Sciences, > James Cook University, > Townsville, > Queensland. 4811. > Australia. > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > +61 7 4781 4884 > -- > > > >
