(I'm new to this list, ImageJ/FUJI, and "scientific imaging" in general, so gentle pointing to something I missed in searching the archives or anything of the sort is appreciated.)
I've inherited a lab that's still using ScionImage and a custom macro. So before I delve much deeper into sussing out the logic and trying to port it to ImageJ, can anyone point me in the direction of any existing plugins/filters/etc that either do this already or would make sense to modify?
The user selects the cross-section of a circle using the line tool, runs the macro. It verifies the size (defaults 70mm) and number of "divisions" to slice the circle into rings. (Defaults 10.)
It then does some pixel averaging magic that I haven't quite managed to step through completely, and spits out some values like so: (This would be for 5 divisions.)
Region cm^-2
27.9955 0.030247647
20.9966 0.024067658
13.9977 0.023161549
6.9989 0.022575793
0 0.022288802
Code available (In all its strongly-typed, pseudo-pascal glory) upon request.
(
http://rsb.info.nih.gov/ij/plugins/concentric-circles.html looks to be what I want for the initial UI part.)
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