A tool for the visual analysis and processing of volumetric datasets, with a focus on industrial computed tomography datasets.

• If you want to try open_iA, download and install the latest binary release version from github.
• For some demo videos, see our Youtube channel.
• For documentation, see our github wiki.

• If you use open_iA and want to tell us how you use it, share your ideas, or have any questions, head over to the discussions forum.
• If you find a bug, if something does not work the way you would expect, or if you have an idea for an enhancement that would help you and others in your analysis tasks, let us know in the issue tracker. Please use the search function there first, to make sure the issue has not already been reported.
• open_iA is an open analysis platform. If you want to develop your own additions, want to use it on a system for which we don't provide pre-built binaries, or want to try out very new developments, head over to the development section in our wiki for more information on things such as how to set up a build environment or how to extend open_iA by adding new modules!

• If you use open_iA in your research, please cite our journal article:

  

  • Bibtex:

  @Article{Froehler:2019:JOSS,
    title   = {{open\_iA}: A tool for processing and visual analysis
               of industrial computed tomography datasets},
    author  = {Bernhard Fr{\"o}hler and Johannes Weissenb{\"o}ck and
               Marcel Schiwarth and Johann Kastner and Christoph Heinzl},
    journal = {Journal of Open Source Software},
    volume  = {4},
    number  = {35},
    year    = {2019},
    pages   = {1185},
    doi     = {10.21105/joss.01185}
  }
  

  • B. Fröhler, J. Weissenböck, M. Schiwarth, J. Kastner, C. Heinzl, open_iA: A tool for processing and visual analysis of industrial computed tomography datasets, Journal of Open Source Software, 4 (35), 1185, 2019, doi: 10.21105/joss.01185.

  • If you want to refer to the software directly, you can use the zenodo DOI; use doi: 10.5281/zenodo.2591998, which always refers to the latest release on github. You can also cite a specific release by picking the respective DOI from the list visible after following that same link).

• If you use a specific tool included in open_iA, we would appreciate if you cite the according paper, as mentioned in the Tools section of our wiki.

Over the years, many people have contributed to open_iA; here is a list:

• Christoph Heinzl
• Kana Arunachalam Kannappan
• Artem Amirkhanov
• Weimin Li
• Andreas Reh
• Aleksander Amirkhanov
• Mustafa Arikan
• Michael Reiter
• Johannes Weissenböck
• Bernhard Fröhler
• Helmut Zauner
• Klara Brandstätter
• Seid Halilovic
• Lukas da Cunha Melo
• Marcel Schiwarth
• Alexander Gall
• Anja Heim
• Patrick Weinberger

If you think you should be on this list but aren't yet, please contact us!

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