[MINC-development] MINC format converters

[Rick Hoge]

Hi Colin,

Here's another converter


> Input format name:   	Dicom (including Siemens Syngo mosaic;
> Output:  			a directory containing all generated .mnc files
> URL/ Download site:	 
> http://www.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/~rhoge/minc/dist/mgh-dicom.tar.gz
> Development Info:	derived from Peter Neelin's Acr_Nema libs, 
> dicomserver by Rick Hoge
> Dependencies:		binary can run standalone
> Comments:			has a bug where it won't convert a single file;
                                    binaries for Linux, Irix, and Mac 
OSC avail
> Suggested By:		




>
> I promise to share the augmented list with this group!
>
> Known MINC converters & input formats:
>
> 3dAFNItoMINC
> 3dMINCtoAFNI
> ana2mnc, mnc2ana (UCLA's analyze to minc-ers)
> analyze<->minc	(Oxford FMRIB converters)
> destominc, minctodes (UTHSCSA's DES to/from MINC)
> mri_convert	(Harvard multiformat interconverter)
> The LONI Debabler  (UCLA LONI multiformat converter)
>
> Suspected format converters -- please point me to:
>
> STIMULATE <-> MINC
> VIFF <-> MINC
> minc <-> 3D Tiff
> dicom <-> minc : especially minc-to-dicom
>
> anything else NIFTI should know about?
>
> Thanks a billion,
> Colin.
> (minc representative, NIFTI Data Format Working Group)
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> Colin J. Holmes, PhD
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Richard D. Hoge, Ph.D.
Instructor, HMS Department of Radiology
A. A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging
149 13th St.
Charlestown MA 02129
phone 617-726-6598
fax    617-726-7422
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