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SPIDER
(System for
Processing Image
Data from
Electron microscopy and
Related fields) is an
image processing system for electron microscopy.
- News:
- We are grateful for a NIH grant to ArDean Leith for
"Development and Maintenance of SPIDER Software."
We invite suggestions for new algorithmic implementations and
other improvements.
- Emphasis on:
- Features:
- Interactive command line interface.
- Hierarchical modular design for scripting.
- Graphical User Interface,
Web, for
visualizing and interacting with images.
- File format
interchangeable with other scientific imaging
systems.
- Extensive documentation of
operations
and techniques.
- Includes source code.
- Includes PubSub for use on
clusters.
- Available for
Linux, OSX, and Aix.
- History:
- Developed by:
Joachim Frank.
- Available since 1978.
- Contributors:
Joachim Frank,
B. Shimkin,
H. Dowse,
L. Miranda,
C. Mannella,
J. P. Bretaudiere,
A. Verschoor,
M. Radermacher,
A. Leith,
J. M. Carazo,
P. Penczek,
L. Odesanya,
Y. H. Li,
M. Ladjadj,
Y. Chen,
K. R. Lata,
J. Zhu,
W. P. Liu,
B. Rath,
C. Yang,
B. Baxter,
R. Hegerl,
A. Frangakis,
L. Joyeux,
Z. Huang,
R. J. Renka,
T. Shaikh,
J. Sengupta,
J. LeBarron,
N. Boisset,
H. Gao,
G. Kishchenko.
- Contributions of software, procedures, & documentation are welcome.
- Spotlight:
- SPIDER: 30th Anniversary.
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