3D characterization of materials at the nano- and mesoscale has become possible with transmission and scanning transmission electron microscopes (S/TEM). While this has advanced scientists’ abilities to study the underlying structure of materials and their properties, these 3D datasets require advanced software tools for analysis and visualization. Kitware’s open source application, Tomviz, is a version of ParaView tailored to visualize electron tomography data. It can use the large quantities of memory and processing resources required to render, manipulate, and analyze massive 3D tomograms.

With this platform, you can:
  • Generate shaded contours and volumetric projections.

  • Perform detailed data analytics through histograms, multicorrelative statistics, multiple filters, and user-customized Python scripts.

  • Combine multiple datasets, colormaps, and other visualization settings for rich analysis.

  • Rotate, slice, and animate objects.

  • Save images or videos.

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Visualize Your Data

Tomviz is built on ParaView, so it’s open source and free to use. The application can enhance your ability to visualize electron tomography data. If you need assistance using TomViz or want to customize the application further, visit the customization page.