MINC
Welcome to the MINC web page.
MINC (Medical Imaging NetCDF) is a medical imaging data format and an
associated set of tools and libraries. MINC was created in 1993 by
Peter Neelin at the McConnell Brain Imaging Centre of the Montreal
Neurological Institute. Many others have contributed to the design and implementation MINC over the years.
MINC Documentation
MINC Introduction
MINC 1.0 Programmers Guide
MINC 1.0 Programmers Reference
MINC 1.0 File Format Reference
MINC 2.0 Programmer's Guide
MINC 2.0 Programmer's Reference
MINC 2.0 File Format Reference
MINC 2.0 Tutorial (PDF)
MINC Applications
The basic MINC distribution includes several command-line tools for
manipulating, examining, and comparing MINC files. In addition, the following
oapplications are built using MINC, but are not considered part of the
standard MINC distribution.
MINC Downloads
Stable
Sources
for MINC 1.5.1 (Released 2006-11-30)
Sources
for MINC 1.5 (Released 2006-11-13)
Sources
for MINC 1.4 (Released 2005-06-02)
Beta
Leila Baghdadi has created a Windows binary installation package for
MINC 2.0. The most recent version (19 July 2005) is available
here.
Sources for MINC 2.0.12
(Released 2006-11-13)
Sources for MINC 2.0.11
(Released 2006-06-29)
Sources for MINC 2.0.10
(Released 2006-04-19)
Sources for MINC 2.0.09
(Released 2005-07-19)
Sources for MINC 2.0.08
(Released 2005-01-28)
Sources for MINC 2.0.07 (Released 2004-06-07)
Sources for MINC 2.0.06
(Released 2004-04-30)
MINC Mailing Lists
You may want to join either or both of the mailing lists
minc-users
or
minc-development.
Minc-users is intended for all users of MINC,
whereas minc-development is intended for technical discussion of new MINC
features and projects.
MINC Links
BIC Knowledge Base
HDF5 Website
NetCDF Website
MINC Publications
HBM 2004 Poster