Media 000086702: Skeleton
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Type Volumetric Image Series
Modality X-Ray Computed Tomography (CT/microCT)
Media represents biological specimen
CM:Birds:A1715 Boissonneaua flavescens tinochlora
Managed by
Serina Brady

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GENERAL DETAILS Field Definitions

Media ID
000086702
Media type
Volumetric Image Series
Object element or part
skeleton
Object represented
CM:Birds:A1715
Object taxonomy
Boissonneaua flavescens tinochlora
Object organization
CM Birds Collection
Side
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Orientation
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Short description
zipped 16 bit tiff stack
Full description
Migrated MorphoSource 1 Media File Title: zipped 16 bit tiff stack Migrated MorphoSource 1 Media Group Title: microCT volume and derivatives Migrated MorphoSource 1 Media Group Description: Al calibration
Creator
--
Date created
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Date uploaded
September 17, 2019

FILE OBJECT DETAILS Field Definitions

File name
CM-A1715_Boissonneaua_flavescens_tinochlora_Rec.zip
File format(s)
ZIP archive, TIFF
File size
5.71 GB
Image width
2240
Image height
224
Color space
BlackIsZero
Color depth
16
Compression
Uncompressed
X pixel spacing
0.025956
Y pixel spacing
0.025956
Z pixel spacing
0.025956
Pixel spacing units
Mm
Slice thickness
--
Number of images in set
2,235

IMAGE ACQUISITION AND PROCESSING AT A GLANCE Field Definitions

Number of parent media
0
Number of processing events
1 (0 steps)
Modality
X-Ray Computed Tomography (CT/microCT)
Device
Bruker SkyScan 1173, Museum of Comparative Zoology Scanning Facility (Harvard University)

OWNERSHIP AND PERMISSIONS Field Definitions

Data managed by
Serina Brady
Data uploaded by
Matt Gage
Publication status
Restricted Download
Download reviewer
Serina Brady
IP holder
Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Section of Birds
Copyright statement
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Creative Commons license
 Creative Commons BY-NC Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International
Morphosource use agreement type
Standard
Permits commercial use
Commercial Use Not Permitted
Permits 3D use
3D Printing Prohibited
Required archival of published derivatives
On MorphoSource
Funding attribution
NSF DBI-1701714; NSF DBI-1702263; overt TCN
Publisher
--
Cite as
--
Media preview mode
Interactive/Embeddable
Additional usage agreement
None

IDENTIFIERS AND EXTERNAL LINKS Field Definitions

MorphoSource ARK
 ark:/87602/m4/M86702
MorphoSource DOI
Not assigned
External identifier
--
External media URL
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IMAGE ACQUISITION AND PROCESSING IN DETAIL

STEP 1: IMAGE ACQUISITION

Physical object CM:Birds:A1715 was imaged to create undeposited raw media.

IMAGING DETAILS Field Definitions

Modality
X-Ray Computed Tomography (CT/microCT)
Device
Device facility
Museum of Comparative Zoology Scanning Facility (Harvard University)
Creator
Matt Gage
Event date
April 07, 2021
Software
--
Description
--
Description attachment
None
Reference attachment
None
Filter
--
Exposure time
.985
Flux normalization
No
Pixel spacing calibration
--
Shading correction
No
Frame averaging
3
Projections
1200
Voltage
55
Power
0.007975
Amperage
145
Surrounding material
air
X-ray tube type
--
Target type
--
Detector type
--
Detector pixels X
--
Detector pixels size X
--
Detector pixels Y
--
Detector pixels size Y
--
Detector configuration
--
Source object distance
--
Source detector distance
--
Target material
--
Rotation number
--
Phase contrast
--
Optical magnification
--
Acquisition type
--

STEP 2: IMAGE PROCESSING

Raw media (undeposited) was processed to create derived Media 000086702: Skeleton [CTImageSeries] [CT] (this media).

Processing Details Field Definitions

Creator
Matt Gage
Event date
April 07, 2021
Software
--
Description
--
Description attachment
None

Media produced by this event on MorphoSource

Media 000086702: Skeleton [CTImageSeries] [CT] (this media)