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Image Sequence Analysis To Investigate Dynamic Processes, Progress Report Ii, Dfg Research Unit For240, 3/1998-2/2001

Authors: Jähne, Bernd; Cremer, Christoph; Eils, Roland; Fink, Rainer; Platt, Ullrich; Schurr, Uli; Stitt, Mark;

Image Sequence Analysis To Investigate Dynamic Processes, Progress Report Ii, Dfg Research Unit For240, 3/1998-2/2001

Abstract

This report presents the results of the second phase (3/1998 - 2/2001) of the research unit (Forschergruppe) “Image Sequence Processing to Study Dynamic Processes”. The research unit was founded in December 1995. In the second funding period two more application areas (projects E and F) were added to the research unit. The central theme of the research unit is the study of transport, exchange, and growth processes by • developing and using visualization techniques that take image sequences and extract the biological or physical parameters of interest and make them visible, and by • using image sequence processing techniques to tackle key scientific questions in various research areas that cannot be studied adequately without these techniques. A close and interdisciplinary cooperation between applications and fundamental research in image analysis is the most distinct feature of the research unit.

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dynamic processes, image sequence analysis

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