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For over 30 years BIC has been a hub for software innovation in biomedical image analysis

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We have released and supported many reference datasets, software tools, packages and platforms over the years. Beginning with the MINC file format for imaging data, and including numerous image听processing tools and pipelines, as well as databases and high performance computing clusters and grids, the BIC is a key resource for academic software development. 听Our Centre听shares听datasets and anatomical atlases with the public and other academic and industrial partners.听

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General Computing

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Data Hosting & Sharing

  • OMEGA

    First open data repository fully dedicated to MEG听

  • A听freely accessible, microscopic resolution 3D model of the human brain.

  • LORIS (Longitudinal Online Research and Imaging System) is web-based data and project management software for neuroimaging research studies.

  • Box.BIC Private Cloud

    A user-friendly web-based file hosting service accelerating collaboration, and helping lab members organize & consolidate their files. Box.BIC is our instance of OwnCloud, the leading open source file hosting application.听

  • Compute Canada

    The BIC integrate storage and compute resources from Compute Canada, one of the largest听research clusters in the country.听听

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    There are various atlases that are available from the BIC in the MINC format. On the linked page you鈥檒l find an overview of the atlas, methods, visualization, and a download of the atlas.

  • Brain Structures atlases

  • DMP Assistant

    DMP Assistant听is a web-based software for preparing data management plans (DMPs). The tool follows best practices in data stewardship and walks researchers step-by-step through key questions about data management.

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Data Processing

  • MINC

    MINC is a flexible, multi-modal format for medical imaging data, as well as a set of programming libraries and tools for manipulating and visualizing MINC files.

  • CBRAIN is web-based software that allows neuroimaging researchers to perform computationally intensive analyses on data by connecting them to High-Performance Computing (HPC) facilities across Canada and around the world.

  • Brainstorm is a collaborative, open-source application dedicated to the analysis of brain recordings: MEG, EEG, fNIRS, ECoG, depth electrodes and animal invasive neurophysiology.

  • CIVET is an image processing pipeline for fully automated volumetric, corticometric, and morphometric analysis of human brain imaging data (MRI).

  • VoxelStats - A MATLAB package for multi-modal voxel-wise brain image analysis. Developed by the听Translational Neuroimaging Laboratory.

  • NeuroPM-box - The Neuroinformatics for Personalized Medicine toolBox.

Visualization

  • BrainBrowser is an open source JavaScript library exposing a set of web-based 3D visualization tools primarily targetting neuroimaging.听

  • IBIS Neuronav

    IBIS (Intraoperative Brain Imaging System) is an Image-Guided Neurosurgery software platform.

  • xdisp听is an image display tool for X window systems developed by Bruce Pike.听

  • Postf听is a simple display program for medical image files, originally developed by Gabriel C. L茅ger.

  • MNI ray_trace听is not interactive; it is designed for the creation of static images from the command-line.

  • JIV2

    JIV2听is a register-like program written in Java. It can be used to view more than one MINC volume related through an affine transform.

Neuroinformatics Tools and Analysis

  • Brainweb MRI Simulator

    The SBD contains a set of realistic MRI data volumes produced by an听MRI simulator. These data can be used by the neuroimaging community to evaluate the performance of various image analysis methods in a setting where the truth is known.

  • EMMA

    EMMA听(Extensible MATLAB Medical image Analysis) is a toolkit designed to ease the use of MATLAB in the analysis of medical imaging data. It provides functions for reading and writing听MINC files, viewing images, performing ROI operations, and performing several popular analyses.

  • glim_image performs voxel-wise analysis on MINC images as it relates to a linear model, such as VBM (Voxel Based Morphometry), to examine the changes in segmented tissue matter (white matter, gray matter, CSF), or DBM (Deformation Based Morphometry), to run statistics on the cortical atrophy.

  • Surfstat听is a Matlab toolbox for the statistical analysis of univariate and multivariate surface and volumetrics data using linear mixed effects models and random field theory.

  • RMNC is an R based library for Voxel Based Morphometry analysis, created by Jason Lerch in the ACELab听in 2005.听

  • fMRIstats听is an fMRI statistical analysis toolkit implemented in matlab

  • NIAK听(Neuroimaging Analysis Kit) is an fMRI processing pipeline for Matlab and Octave鈥�.听

  • The N3 package, a part of MINC tools, implements a non-parametric method for correction of intensity non-uniformity in MRI data. Its use tends to be an essential first step in any processing sequence.

  • Registration Tools/ANIMAL

    This family of algorithms linearly and nonlinearly register two images to each other. The most used, mritotal registers an MRI to standard Talairach space. They are all part of the MNI AutoReg package.

  • INSECT is the algorithm to separate a structural MRI into it鈥檚 three tissue types: white matter, gray matter, and CSF.听听It is available as part of the classify packages in听 packages.bic.mni.mcgill.ca/.

  • BEAST

    BEaST is a robust brain extraction method based on a multi-resolution patch-based framework.听

  • CANDLE

    CANDLE is a Collaborative Approach for eNhanced Denoising under Low-light Excitation (CANDLE) for the processing of 3D laser scanning multiphoton microscopy images.

  • SEAL stands for 鈥淪ulcal Extraction and Labelling鈥� - which pretty much explains its use as well.听

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