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3D Surfaces from Non-Parallel Image Regions of Interest [message #67778]

Tue, 01 September 2009 12:50

j.coenia@gmail.com
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I read David Fanning's excellent tutorial "Construction of Surfaces
from 3D Image Regions of Interest." What if the image planes are not
stacked in parallel, but acquired at angles fanning out from a central
axis? Instead of a stack of image planes, there is a sheaf of image
planes (intersecting in a line). Do I just interpolate the image data
to rectilinear coordinates and proceed as if a have a stack? Thanks.

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