3-D Object Modeling for Medical Imaging
Porting to Java and User Interface Management
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" When you have reached the mountain top, then you shall begin to climb,"Gebran Khalil Gebran |
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A Dedication I take this opportunity to thank all who helped in this project especially my advisor Dr. Khaldoun Khalidi. I also thank all who have assisted me throughout these years of study, passing by all computer science instructors to all the NDU Community. I thank all my friends and classmates especially those who supported me in all my hard times. A special thanks to those who made this possible for me to accomplish; to my Parents, my family, and those who supported me morally and financially. Thank you all. |
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With all my love, Pedro Maroun Eid July 24, 2003
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Abstract This paper is part of a senior study based on an application that simulates the Medical X-Ray Scanner. The application is a continuation of a Master’s level study made at Besançon University, France. The application was built using Enterprise Borland JBuilder 6.0. The main part of this study is the transformation of the application into Java code. A second part is the completion of the graphical user interface which is not complete at this time. The X-Ray scanner is a device which is given a body as input and it gives you the X-Ray image of that body as output. Basically, the whole application requires a body as input and, after the processing of this body, gives the output. The output is easy to process whereas the input is the hard part. The input is composed of a list of shapes, which keeps the intersections of the shapes as well. The two basic shapes represented are the sphere and the cylinder. As an assumption, one can make any body with these 2 shapes. Finally, this project, if complete, may serve as an experiment or test platform.
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