Programs

2) Resample.exe enables users to resample a curvilinear set of semi-landmarks into a user-prescribed set of evenly-spaced semi-landmarks, using weighted linear interpolation. The program runs from a Windows Command Prompt. Resample was developed by David Reddy & Johann Kim and recently revised by Dr. Ryan Raaum:  Free Download   |   User Guide.doc

3) Landmark_Editor.exe is a program written by Dr. David Wiley and colleagues of the Institute of Data Analysis and Visualization at UC Davis, and was developed in collaboration with various members of the NMG. The program is designed for input files generated by 3D scanners. At the moment the program is optimized to use PLY files from laser surface scanners, but future versions will be able to use numerous different file types, such as OBJ, WRP and STL files. The main purpose of Landmark Editor is to easily place landmark and semi-landmark points accurately and with high repeatability on complex surfaces for the purpose of registration, alignment, morphing, and computation of hypothetical ancestors in evolutionary trees. Features include: point, curve, and patch primitives for placing the exact type of landmark point in which one is interested; exporting of landmark points for use in other applications; correspondence between landmark points on different surfaces; automatic inference of landmark correspondences based upon existing relationships; semi-automatic transference of landmark points from one surface to another; built-in morphing between two surfaces; transparent surface rendering allowing interior inspection of surfaces; and an easy-to-use 3D interface for manipulating surfaces and landmark primitives.

An update to this program fixes several previous problems. Please download the new version and overwrite the old:
Free Download   |   User Guide 3.0