Authors: Patrick Pirrotte & Jerome Mutterer (jerome.mutterer at ibmp-ulp.u-strasbg.fr)
Jeff Brandenburg, Duke Center for In-Vivo Microscopy (jeffb at orion.duhs.duke.edu)History: 2003/03/28: First version
2005/08/15: Added "Make new copy for browsing" option; works with Virtual Stack Opener plugin; uses Image>Properties settings; fixed macro argument processing
Requires: ImageJ 1.34 or later Source: HyperVolume_Browser.java Installation: Download HyperVolume_Browser.java to the plugins folder or subfolder and compile and run using Plugins/Compile and Run. Description: This plugin displays 4D datasets (or hypervolumes) in a modified image window using one slider for the 3rd dimension and another one for the 4th dimension. If it's called when the active windows is a stack (supposed to represent a hypervolume), it will ask the user the 3rd dimension's depth, and labels for the 3rd and 4th dimension, and then create the new hypervolume window. Labels are only used to display the 3rd and 4th D in the image's textual info bar, next to the absolute slice number of the stack. Also it can be called by some other routine, by just passing over these parameters. Screenshots and additional useful informations available from:
http://www-ibmp.u-strasbg.fr/sg/microscopie/methods/hvb/hvb.htm