Posts tagged "The Source Issue 25"

On behalf of the Image-Guided Surgery Toolkit (IGSTK) team, Kitware has released IGSTK version 5.2. IGSTK is a component-based framework that provides a common functionality … Read More

Open source tools have been developed for seamless segmentation and creating high quality 3D tetrahedral meshes from medical images for applications in tissue optics. By … Read More

The Structural Simulation Toolkit (SST) is a framework for building simulations by incorporating a variety of existing packages including processor, memory, disk, network, and software … Read More

The  benefits of distributed version control systems, such as Git, often stem from complete, local storage of a repository’s history; however, such local storage is … Read More

The addition of a parallel, scalable statistics module to VTK was motivated by the Titan Informatics Toolkit, a collaborative effort between Sandia National Laboratories and … Read More

These days, everyone’s got a mobile device (or several), so why not use them for data visualization? Last month, KiwiViewer 2.0 for iOS was released … Read More

National Cancer Informatics Program Open Development Initiative Kitware is collaborating with SAIC-Frederick, Inc. (SAIC-F) to migrate a collection of National Cancer Institute (NCI)-sponsored software projects … Read More

  On March 1, 2013, Kitware and the MSVTK partners announced the first release of the Multi-Scale Visualization Toolkit (MSVTK). This new open-source library is … Read More

In recent years substantial progress in understanding Earth’s climate system is driving an explosion, both in scale and complexity, of climate related data.   Current climate … Read More

In February, the ParaView team released version 3.98.1, which focuses on polishing recent features introduced in ParaView 3.98.0, including math-text in annotation, and rendering translucent … Read More