> I would like to announce the launch of a Java image processing project
> called IQM. See:
http://code.google.com/p/iqm/>
> Iqm is an image processing application written in Java. It is mainly
> constructed around the Java JAI library and furthermore it incorporates
> the functionality of the popular ImageJ image processing software.
> Single images, image sequences or an image stack can be processed in an
> interchangeable manner. Image processing settings can be easily adapted
> to a set of images by using an image manager. The final processing of a
> stack of images can be done without any additional programming steps.
> The image manager is a central part of Iqm’s architecture and allows a
> rapid comparison between different image processing settings. Parallel
> processing of image sequences is supported too. It is possible to load
> and process large image stacks in a virtual mode without loading the
> images into memory.
>
>
> I would like to thank the owners of some ImageJ plugins for their kind
> permission to incorporate their plugins into Iqm and especially G.
> Landindi, who encouraged me to post this announcement.