AirResize

AirResize is a Java gui wrapper for the AIR 5.2.1 (Roger Woods, UCLA) resize program.
Resize alters the matrix size of a file (larger or smaller) and/or shifts the file's origin by an integer number of voxels. For more information about the AIR package see the AIR 5 homepage.
AIR documentation for the resize program.

Invocation

java  AirResize 

java  AirToolChest 

java  GlobalWorkbench 

java  GlobalDesktop 

AirResize window

Information to be entered

• Input file/directory
  An image to resize, a directory full of such images, or a textfile listing images to resize. Header/image suffixes are optional.
• Output directory
  Where to save the resulting resized image. The image will be given the same name as the input image plus a suffix to indicate the new number of slices (see Options).
• New matrix dim (voxels) XYZ
  Input new x, y, and z dimensions in voxels.
• Origin shift (voxels) XYZ
  Shift image from the origin in voxels.
• Options...
  Additional options.
  • Create output air file(s)
    Check this option if you would like to create air file(s) which can regenerate the output image(s).
  • Permission to overwrite output image(s)
    Check this box if you would like to overwrite existing output image(s). If this box is not checked and there are images in the output directory, a confirmatory prompt will be issued at runtime, and if the response is in the affirmative, this option will be checked and any existing output images will be overwritten.
  • Add number of slices as suffix to output image filename
    If this option is checked (which it is by default), then to each output image filename a suffix will be appended indicating the number of slices in the new image. For example, if the input image name is alt9_strip and the output image is to have 24 slices, then the output name will be alt9_strip_24. Uncheck this option if you'd like the output images to have the same names as the input images.

• Menubar
• Toolbar
• Output window