%0 Computer Program %A Kievits, Arent J. %A Duinkerken, B. H. Peter %A Lane, Ryan %A de Heus, Cecilia %A van Beijeren Bergen en Henegouwen, Daan %A Höppener, Tibbe %A H. G. Wolters, Anouk %A Liv, Nalan %A Giepmans, Ben N.G. %A Hoogenboom, Jacob P. %D 2024 %T Sample dataset and software for FAST-EM array tomography %U %R 10.4121/bf3f2b23-2328-4d81-a0f4-05fdb33117d7.v1 %K volume electron microscopy %K FAST-EM %K array tomography %K image processing %X

This repository contains a sample electron microscopy dataset produced with "FAST-EM array tomography" [1] and accompanying software to produce a 3D reconstruction of this dataset. FAST-EM array tomography is a technique for acquiring and reconstructing volume (3D) multibeam electron microscopy datasets. The sample dataset is part of a larger volume (3D) electron microscopy dataset included in the publication [Kievits et al. (2024)] (DOI will be added). This sample dataset is used for (automatic) testing of the software presented in the publication and as a demonstration example of 3D reconstruction.


Datasets

MCF-7 cells

3 serial sections of cultured Michigan Cancer Foundation-7 (MCF-7) cells (partial dataset). The dataset contains 25 images per section in a 5 x 5 grid, covering an area of 120 x 120 microns in each section of the sample. The `megafield_field_meta_data.yaml` contains metadata from the acquisition and is used in the processing.


Full dataset visualization


Organization


┌ 20231107_MCF7_UAC_test (project)

├──┬ S001 (section --> z)

│ ├── 000_000_0.tiff

│ ├── 000_001_0.tiff

│ ├── 000_002_0.tiff

│ │  ...

│ ├── 004_004_0.tiff

│ ├── mega_field_meta_data.yaml

├─── S002

└─── S003


Software

scripted-render-pipeline : https://github.com/hoogenboom-group/scripted-render-pipeline

Automated pipeline for processing FAST-EM array tomography datasets


interactive-render-workflow: https://github.com/hoogenboom-group/interactive-render-workflow

Interactive workflow for aligning FAST-EM array tomography datasets


fastem-sofima : https://github.com/hoogenboom-group/fastem-sofima

Scalable Optical Flow-based Image Montaging and Alignment (SOFIMA [2]) of FAST-EM array tomography datasets


References

[1] ref to paper (accepted in MiM, will be added once online)

[2] https://github.com/google-research/sofima


License

Data is published under a CC0 license. The software repositories are published under separate GPL-3.0 licenses.



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