A single test case is provided, generating an Iris Explorer 3D image file and colomap. The 3D image requires a special Explorer preprocessing module before it can be input into Explorer.
Input Data Options special purpose data requiring pre-processing (0) tomographic data (1) segmented data (2) burn data (3) medial axis data (4) throat data (5) Enter choice: 1
Data Processing Options plot image (1) plot slice histograms (2) resize tomographic data (3) generate circular fiducial polygon (4) segment data (5) porosity/cut_off dependence (6) investigate dfn K values (7) investigate dfn threshold values (8) |grad image| histogram (9) compress data in z direction (10) Enter choice: 1
Image format options Rasterfile images (by slice) (1) Iris Explorer image (2) Enter choice: 2
Tomographic data slices are contained in separate files (slc) a single file (vol) Enter file type (slc,vol): slc
Recognized tomographic data file types are ascii integer array ( ai) binary integer array ( bi) swapped binary integer array ( sbi) binary short integer array ( bs) swapped binary short array ( sbs) binary unsigned char array ( ubc) netcdf files ( nc) netcdf ascii files ( na) Kimberly Clark data ( kc) punch ascii files ( pa) sun rasterfile ( 8-bit color) ( sr8) sun rasterfile (24-bit color) (sr24) Enter data type (ai,bi,sbi,bs,sbs,ubc,nc,na,kc,pa,sr8,sr24): bi
Files assumed to be labelled basename.ext, basename is limited to 255 characters maximum, ext is a numerical designator lying between 000 and 999 It is assumed that the files have consecutively numbered extensions ie. 000 -> 056, or 021 -> 049
Enter basename for tomographic files: ../../Examples/data/berea/berea Are files compressed? [y,n]: y
Enter first and last slice of data to use: 1 5 Slice size of data, (nx,ny): 541 541
Enter basename for iris explorer output files: berea