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This reminds me of a current problem facing the bio-imaging community; many microscopes, many formats. My company specifically deals with one of the post-proce
by momojo 2y ago
This reminds me of a current problem facing the bio-imaging community; many microscopes, many formats.
My company specifically deals with one of the post-processing steps and we've had to build our own 'universal adapter'. Its frustrating because it feels like microscope companies are just re-inventing the wheel instead of using some common standard.
There has been an effort to standardize how these TB size datasets are distributed[1]. A different but still interesting issue.
[1] https://ngff.openmicroscopy.org/ https://ngff.openmicroscopy.org/
- DrFalkyn 2y agoThere’s DICOM but last I worked with it it was a disaster. , because everyone implemted it differently. Seemed like a solution looking for a problem. Also didn’t help the standard is like 200 pages and it was a design by committee, none of whom appeared actually interested in coming up with a reference implementation. I never understood why everyone didn’t just use TIFF