Introduction to Image Analysis#
Overview#
This full-day course will introduce some of the fundamentals of image analysis using the popular open-source software - ImageJ.
The course is aimed at those new to image analysis, and no previous experience whatsoever is required
The only requirement is a laptop computer that you have admin access to. If you don’t have this, please get in contact prior to the course.
The focus will be on general image analysis principles which can be applied in any software package. Many of the example images will be from microscopy, but the principles are applicable to any imaging modality.
Aims#
Allow those new to microscopy to feel comfortable carrying out basic image analysis independently.
To provide a starting point for the more advanced image analysis methods that are becoming necessary in many areas of biomedical science.
Contents#
ImageJ/FIJI
Histograms, thresholding & segmentation
Smoothing & background subtraction
Morphological operators (erosion, dilation, opening, closing)
Watershed
Gradients & edge detection
Boolean algebra (AND, NOT, OR, XOR)
Deconvolution
Advanced segmentation using machine learning
Object measurement
ImageJ automation & macros
Experiment planning