** DODRI source code files for surface mesh building based on 3-dimensional image stacks
Authors: Ana C. Chang-Gonzalez and Wonmuk Hwang
Contact: Wonmuk Hwang, hwm@tamu.edu (see COPYRIGHT.TXT)
How to cite:
Title: Building a three-dimensional model of early-stage zebrafish embryo brain
Authors: Ana C. Chang-Gonzalez, Holly C. Gibbs, Arne C. Lekven, Alvin T. Yeh, and Wonmuk Hwang
Journal: Biophysical Reports, Volume 1, Issue 1. 100003
Year: 2021
[Source code contents]
./inc/ : program header files
./src/ : *.cpp source files, includes ./io/ folder with IO-related files
./obj/ : compiled object files
./bin/ : dodri executable
./test/ : test files and input datasets
[How to compile]
Prerequisites:
C++ compiler: Although we compiled the code using the GNU g++, since the code uses only C++ STL, any C++ compiler should work.
GraphicsMagick++: http://www.graphicsmagick.org/Magick++/ For reading/writing image files.
This code has been compiled and tested on the Ubuntu 20.04LTS operating system.
To compile: make clean make
[To execute/test the code]
NOTE:
0) A basic knowledge of the Linux operating system is desired since commands in the README.txt file in each folder are meant to be entered into a Linux terminal window (BASH environment). In Mac OS, a similar terminal can be used. In Microsoft Windows, a Linux emulation program can be used.
1) Visualization was done mostly using the VMD software.
Go to one of the sub-folders in ./test, and follow instructions in README.txt. Each sub-folder is briefly explained below, in relation to our reference paper.
./test/wt_fixed: Fixed WT embryo used for the "Methods" section (Figs. 1-6 of the paper). (SUGGESTION: start with this folder)
./zf_time_lapse : Live time-lapse embryos (Figs. 7, 8, 10)
./fetal_brain : Human Fetal Brain (Fig. 9; 33 weeks)
For visualization of the output files, following programs can be used. They can be installed free of charge (see README.txt in the above sub-folders):
VMD (https://www.ks.uiuc.edu/Research/vmd/)
Chimera (https://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/chimera/)
MeshLab (https://www.meshlab.net/)
[Image data]
./test/wt_fixed/ and ./test/zf_time_lapse/ (folders named `in'): Provided by Holly Gibbs, Arne Lekven and Alvin Yeh.
For ./test/fetal_brain: From brain-development.org/brain-atlases/fetal-brain-atlases/