Imaging Research Index Digital Restoration Remote Sensing Magnetic Resonance Micro Densitometry Color Science Astronomical Visual Perception Ultrasound Nanoimaging Theses Archive DQE Symposium Academics Index B.S. Imaging Science Minor in Imaging Science M.S. Imaging Science M.S Color Science Ph.D. Imaging Science Online Learning Program Objectives Class Material IS&T Stockroom Hours Outreach Index Lunch Lecture Series CIS Seminars School Partnership High School IS Course Free Imaging Software CIS Newsletter Industrial Assoc Mtg Career Opportunities Image Archive People CIS Directory Alumni Directory System Admins   CIS Software - CISLab Download CISLab for Windows (4.5MB zip file) CISLab is designed to be an all-purpose tool for use in analysis of images. The goal of this program is to provide a powerful, and yet intuitive, piece of software to perform the various tasks necessary in scientific analysis of digital images. In developing the program, Histogram Operations, Convolution, Image Math, Fourier Analysis, and Two-Dimensional Histograms were stressed. An important consideration was to make these features as powerful as possible, while still making them easy to understand, even to the layman. To accomplish this goal, the program utilizes extensive visual aids to help explain complicated image concepts. Plus, a lot of effort was expended to ensure that the program reacts to the user's input in a rational manner. CIS Imaging Laboratory was developed by Dan B Hentschel, a student of imaging science at the Chester F Carlson Center for Imaging Science in the Rochester Institute of Technology. The program was developed under the direction of Dr. Jonathan Arney, CIS faculty. The program is the property of the Center for Imaging Science, and may not be redistributed without express consent.