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  1. Hi Dennis, sorry this has taken so long! I agree entirely. I think that moving the light gradually and interactively is key and I envisage this being exactly the interaction with the new viewer, whatever the resolution or zoom level. What the light position bookmarks allow you to do is to contextualise annotations however. So when you are trying to convince one of your colleagues you can send them the exact light and render mode setup you used, they look at it that way, and then modify it however they like to examine the veracity of your statement. To my mind this combines the best of a published figure in a paper with access to the physical object? In fact I would see this kind of presentation completely replacing published figures in years to come, much as Adobe PDF could with 3d data, but that is getting of the track I guess. Cheers, Graeme
  2. Thanks Eleni. These are great ideas! We know of ongoing work in most of the areas e.g. the CHI CARE tool and Lindsay Macdonald's application to interact with a pair of PTM files. In terms of the annotations one reason for choosing IIP Image (if we do in the end) will be the ongoing work on the Andrew W Mellon Foundation ResearchSpace project. All the best. Graeme
  3. Hi Taylor, we definitely aren't planning on replacing the RTI viewer. The idea of the project is to promote sharing and commenting upon RTI data and to bring it to new audiences, and given constraints on processing, network access etc. I would see the RTI viewer as the primary means of interaction in the future. COmmetns welcome though. I am actually just writing a post about the plans for the project which starts officially on 1 June. As I said in the first post we are going to do all the development in the open so that way we can hopefully get loads of input from the RTI community. In the application we proposed IIP Image Moo Viewer http://iipimage.sourceforge.net/documentation/iipmooviewer/ as the framework to extend. I would really welcome thoughts on this. So far my thinking has been that IIP image has a broad user base and works well for huge images. The HTML5 viewer works well on tablets and there has been some work to give tablet-specific functionality. So, I hope this can be one direction that this project can take. A big issue of course is the management of tiled RTI data. There has been work on this already, notably using SpiderGL for rendering PTM data. Keep the ideas coming please! All the best. Graeme
  4. The UK Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) have provided follow on funding to support the development of an on-line, open source RTI viewer that works on all platforms. We would welcome all input to the project and we will be sharing all of our progress as the project develops. More details to follow ASAP. There is a round-up of the activities from the previous project here: http://acrg.soton.ac.uk/tag/rtisad/ You can follow the project via @AHRCRTI and my input via @GraemeEarl @AHRCRTI Note concerning privacy: Any content that is posted on this forum is public and will get indexed by search engines. You have to make an account to post here and to see the list of members. There is information about individual members available to other members, but only if you choose to fill in profile information for your account. Only administrators on the system see the member's email addresses.
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