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==NIfTI==
==NIfTI==
The NIfTI format was created by the Neuroimaging Informatics Technology Initiative at NIH.  It is a superset of Analyze 7.5, re-purposing empty fields in the Analyze format to support more features.  Fortunately for us, the NIfTI reference library is available in the public domain, and <code>$G/src/nifti</code> is set up to download the latest version, build it, and install it in <code>$G/lib/nifti</code> and <code>$G/include/nifti</code>.  You might also try snooping around <code>$G/doc/nifti</code> to see what they have to say in their documentation.
The [http://nifti.nimh.nih.gov/nifti-1 NIfTI format] was created by the [http://nifti.nimh.nih.gov Neuroimaging Informatics Technology Initiative] at NIH.  It is a superset of Analyze 7.5, re-purposing empty fields in the Analyze format to support more features.  Fortunately for us, the NIfTI reference library is available in the public domain, and <code>$G/src/nifti</code> is set up to download the latest version (with <code>make download</code>), build it, and install it in <code>$G/lib/nifti</code> and <code>$G/include/nifti</code>.  You might also try snooping around <code>$G/doc/nifti</code> to see what they have to say in their documentation.


The online documentation for NIfTI is also pretty sweet:
The online documentation for NIfTI is also pretty sweet:

Revision as of 13:36, 24 July 2008

File Formats

DICOM

DICOM Mosaic

Analyze

NIfTI

The NIfTI format was created by the Neuroimaging Informatics Technology Initiative at NIH. It is a superset of Analyze 7.5, re-purposing empty fields in the Analyze format to support more features. Fortunately for us, the NIfTI reference library is available in the public domain, and $G/src/nifti is set up to download the latest version (with make download), build it, and install it in $G/lib/nifti and $G/include/nifti. You might also try snooping around $G/doc/nifti to see what they have to say in their documentation.

The online documentation for NIfTI is also pretty sweet: