Explore 2D and 3D histology images with side-by-side interaction

MIT License

An open source web-based annotation tool built for exploring huge deep-zoom histology images alongside 3D segmentation.

screenshot of AIDA interface

What is AIDA?

AIDA is an attempt to bring an open source web-based work-flow to image annotation.

AIDA is a web interface that enables distributed teams of researchers to directly annotate images with easy to use on screen drawing tools. AIDA supports the creation of well defined annotation trials which include a series of high resolution images and a specific set of annotation tasks.

For documentation and further information see the AIDA repository.

What is AIDA-3D?

AIDA-3D combines the 2D viewer from AIDA with a corresponding 3D viewer for semantic segmentation of tiled regions.

License

The software is published as Open Source under the permissive MIT license.

About

This is a project of Alan Aberdeen with the support of NCI at NIH and the Quantitative Biological Imaging Group at The University of Oxford.