Difference between revisions of "MIPAV class"
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* Install MIPAV on the computers in B52; | * Install MIPAV on the computers in B52; | ||
* Open an example image and run the Java3D and GPU renderers to make sure that the visualization works with the current drivers. | * Open an example image and run the Java3D and GPU renderers to make sure that the visualization works with the current drivers. | ||
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== Which version of MIPAV to install?? == | == Which version of MIPAV to install?? == | ||
| − | The current version of MIPAV and nightly builds can be downloaded | + | Two versions of MIPAV are available for download from [http://mipav.cit.nih.gov/download.php MIPAV web site] - a release version or a nightly test-build. |
| + | Depending on the class content, either one or the other can be downloaded and used for the MIPAV class. | ||
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| + | In order to know which version of MIPAV to install, please, contact Evan McCreedy Computer Scientist BIRSS/ISL/DCB/CIT/NIH at [mccreedy@mail.nih.gov] or by phone 301-496-3323. | ||
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| + | The current version of MIPAV and nightly builds can be downloaded using [http://mipav.cit.nih.gov/download.php this link.] | ||
Revision as of 17:23, 31 May 2013
This page provides the information and instructions needed to prepare classroom computers for the MIPAV class at CIT. The following steps should be performed:
- Check with the instructor for the version of MIPAV to install;
- Check if there is any sample data that will be used in the class;
- Install MIPAV on the computers in B52;
- Open an example image and run the Java3D and GPU renderers to make sure that the visualization works with the current drivers.
Which version of MIPAV to install??
Two versions of MIPAV are available for download from MIPAV web site - a release version or a nightly test-build. Depending on the class content, either one or the other can be downloaded and used for the MIPAV class.
In order to know which version of MIPAV to install, please, contact Evan McCreedy Computer Scientist BIRSS/ISL/DCB/CIT/NIH at [mccreedy@mail.nih.gov] or by phone 301-496-3323.
The current version of MIPAV and nightly builds can be downloaded using this link.
