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Date: | Wed, 1 May 1996 09:23:27 -0400 |
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Dear Subscribers,
I am new to this listserver, so I apologize in advance for anyone
I may offend....
I have been using a Biorad Laser Scanning Confocal Microscope in
order to characterize the 3D morphology of a polymer. I have had
excellent results (good sequences of 2D images, separated by ~3
microns). Unfortunately, the system I never bought the very expensive
rendering/reconstruction software. I have manually digitzed the 2D
slices and imported and rendered the images in AutoCad to prove that this
is useful information, but it is very time intensive, and limited.
I figure that this is trivial to most of you out there, but I
would really appreciate any advice... I will post a summary.
Is there an archive on this?
Thanks in advance!
Kim Dwyer
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Kimberly A. Dwyer, M.S. Clinical Mechanics Group
[log in to unmask] Mechanical Engineering
http://conn.me.queensu.ca/dwyer/dwyer.htm
Queen's University, Kingston, Canada
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