The following are external resources for data analysis and image processing that you may find useful. The pages and resources are not maintained by Drexel University or the Materials Characterization Core, so we cannot guarantee their continuity or functionality. However, we may be able to assist you with installs or data analysis questions.
Many of you may already use some installation of ImageJ for image processing. A full featured version is FIJI: https://imagej.net/Fiji
Gatan Microscopy Suite Gatan is offering an offline version of their software for image analysis. Follow the directions at their site for installation: https://www.gatan.com/complimentary-gms-3-software-during-covid-19-lab-closures
Oxford Instruments is offering a limited time offline license for the AZtec EDS software. First, email aztec.timed@oxinst.com and request a license. The software (>5GB) can be dowloaded at the following location: https://tinyurl.com/OxfordDownload. The download is a disc image. Right-click on it and then click Mount. The information in the file will now appear in file explorer as if you inserted a DVD. From there, click on “AZtec DVD”, then run the AZtecSetup executable.
Access CASA XPS with the link http://www.casaxps.com/. Download the software there and contact Dmitri for the required library file and further instructions. Also MultiPak is free for the download from PHI: https://www.ulvac-phi.com/en/surface-analysis/surface/
SAXS software download, SAXS GUI program: http://www.saxsgui.com/software-downloads
Before downloading SAXS GUI user need to download Matlab complier R2012(a) vs 7.17 32-bit. https://www.mathworks.com/products/compiler/matlab-runtime.html
Zeiss image processing software: https://www.zeiss.com/microscopy/int/products/microscope-software/zen/free-90-day-version-of-zen.html
Oxford Instruments is offering a limited time offline license for the AZtec EDS software. First, email aztec.timed@oxinst.com and request a license. The software (>5GB) can be dowloaded at the following location: https://tinyurl.com/OxfordDownload. The download is a disc image. Right-click on it and then click Mount. The information in the file will now appear in file explorer as if you inserted a DVD. From there, click on “AZtec DVD”, then run the AZtecSetup executable.
Spectrum Viewer is available for download from the EDAX website: https://www.edax.com/support/spectrum-viewer