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These images demonstrate the work of Michael Barrett-Lennard, who has used Danielsson's shape-detection algorithms to analyse the structure of mammographic images. The first image is a raw mammogram, whilst the second image highlights the different shapes that are present in the image data. The shapes range through from a negative blob (red) to a negative line (yellow), a saddle shape (green), a positive line (blue), through to a positive blob (dark blue).
These images are volume renderings of a 3D confocal microscope image (591x491x99) of a house dust mite. The images were rendered using the AVS/Express ray-tracer. The left image is a single view of the mite and the right image is a stereo-pair rendered as a red-green anaglyph (view with red-green glasses). The confocal dataset was collected by Stephen Cody at the Biomedical Confocal Microscopy Research Centre, UWA. The house dust mite is courtesy of Dr. Geoff Stewart, Microbiology, UWA.
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last updated in September 1997 by Robyn Owens
(robyn@cs.uwa.edu.au).