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11. 3D Reconstruction of Sources 11.5 3D Tools - Mesh Tab 156 Top Bottom Front Back Figure 11.6 Alternative views of the surface Right The Mesh tab includes tools for viewing the reconstructed surface, photon density maps, and planes through the 3D reconstruction. Figure 11.7 3D tools, mesh tab Left
Living Image ® Software User’s Manual Table 11.5 Mesh tab Item Description Render Mesh Choose this option to display the surface in the 3D view window. It may be helpful to turn off the surface to better view the photon source 3D reconstruction. Opacity Controls the surface opacity. A lower number makes the surface more transparent. This may be helpful for viewing the photon source 3D reconstruction. Photon Density Map Choose this option to display the photon density map. (If the DLIT reconstruction of the bioluminescent source has not been generated, this option is not available.) Apply Select the simulated (computed by the DLIT algorithm) or measured photon density for the photon density map. Images A drop-down list of the images used to reconstruct the surface. Make a selection from the list to view the DLIT/FLIT results associated with a particular image. Threshold Choose this option to apply a photon density threshold (photons/mm3 ) to the photon density map. Intensity Use the Intensity slider, the minimum intensity threshold. arrows or enter a value in the box to set the Color Table Specifies the color table for the source intensity scale. Reverse Choose this option to reverse the color table. For example, the BlackRed color table represents the source intensity (photons/sec) from low to high using a color scale from black to red. If Reverse is chosen, the source intensity (photons/sec) from low to high is represented using the color scale from red to black. Logarithmic Scale Choose this option to apply a logarithmic scale to the color table. Slice Move a slider to change the position of the coronal, sagittal, or transaxial plane through the surface. The intersection of the plane and subject (slice) is shown in the coronal, sagittal, and transaxial views in the 3D view window. 157
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