Using Dot Sets
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When the morphology of an object is not relevant,
but so is its location, it can be marked as a sphere
with a certain diameter and color.
This provides a simple and effective way to identify
several objects whose quantity can then be used to
estimate density and to have a visual representation
of their location.
The number of dots in a Dot Set and the spatial location of each dot can be
exported for further processing in a scientific or spreadsheet software
program.
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Do it yourself with BioVis3D
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- Open a slice where the center of the object is located
- Define a New Dot Set
- Select the Contour Edition tool
- Define dots diameter and color for the new Dot Set
- Clic over the center of each dot you identify
- Use different Dot Sets for each structure type so you can then isolate them from each other
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With BioVis3D you can identify structures whose shape is not
as relevant as its spacial location.
