THE FIT2D HOME PAGE

When all else fails ... Read the documentation. - anonymous

NEWS:

9th January 2004: Improved support for sub-process and shared memory operation e.g. FIT2D can be better integrated into a high performance data acquisition system.

Updated reference manual.

18th November 2004: "PROJECTIONS" command added to the "FILE SERIES" interface allowing easy summing of regions onto projection lines ("slices") from whole series of images.

The FIT2D web pages are mirrored at:

Canada: http://ccp14.sims.nrc.ca/ccp/web-mirrors/fit2d/computing/scientific/FIT2D/index.html
U.K.: http://www.ccp14.ac.uk/ccp/web-mirrors/fit2d/computing/scientific/FIT2D/
U.S.A.: http://www.bio.aps.anl.gov/mirror/www.esrf.fr/FIT2D/

The following are available:

FIT2D Abstract
Information for registering and obtaining FIT2D
ON-LINE manual: FIT2D: An Introduction and Overview
ON-LINE manual: FIT2D: REFERENCE MANUAL
A PostScript copy of "FIT2D: An Introduction and Overview"
A PostScript copy of the "FIT2D Reference Manual" Or in `gzip'ed form. ("winzip" knows how to decompress this file.)
CURRENTLY AVAILABLE EXECUTABLES. By clicking on one of the listed executables you can retrieve it. Remember to use chmod +x fit2d on Unix systems to set the file "executable" after you have copied it.
FIT2D on Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP
FIT2D on Apple Macintosh OSX
The FIT2D "Frequently Asked Questions" (FAQ's)
Problem: Missing 'readline' on Silicon Graphics Irix systems
An article discussing model fitting as implemented within FIT2D
Links to other data analysis programs

HST: HIGH SPEED TOMOGRAPHY

HST is a program system for highly efficient reconstruction of tomography data using the back-projection method. (Fourier based reconstruction techniques can be faster but tend to suffer from unacceptable artifacts in the reconstructions.)

This page has been produced by Andy Hammersley (E-mail: [email protected]). It is subject to further modification. If you have helpful suggestions, please send them to me.