Abstract #1781

Uniting Reconstruction Software for Native Use in GPI

Nicholas R. Zwart¹, Ashley G. Anderson III¹, Ryan K. Robison¹, Andrew Li², Mariya Doneva^2,3, Frank Ong², Martin Uecker², Michael Lustig², and James G. Pipe¹

¹Imaging Research, Barrow Neurological Institute, Phoenix, AZ, United States, ²Electrical Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, CA, United States, ³Philips Research, Hamburg, Germany

This work proposes the use of the software development platform called GPI (Graphical Programming Interface) as a tool for resourcing other work for integration and comparison. The GPI software structure is designed to facilitate the encapsulation of outside libraries and provides a plug-in model to isolate package dependencies. The library featured in this work is the Berkley Advanced Reconstruction Toolkit (BART) which provides, multi-platform compatible, compressed sensing and parallel imaging algorithms.

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