1.7.25-b1 stable beta

This is the latest stable beta release of the Micro-Meta App.

This version of the Micro-Meta App is based on the Core and Basic extension of the v2.01 of the 4DN-BINA-OME Microscopy Metadata specifications which allow documenting transmitted light, epifluorescence, structured-light, and TIRF light microscopy. With Micro-Meta App you can:

1. Use the Manage Instrument component of the App to document the hardware configuration of a specific Microscope and produce a structured Microscop JSON file containing Hardware Specifications metadata.

2. Use the Manage Settings component of the App to document the Image Acquisition Settings that were used to collect a specific image dataset. In this section, the App imports Hardware Specifications metadata from a previously created Microscoe.json file, uses Bio-Formats to import available Microscopy Metadata from the file header of an image produced using the selected Microscope, collects missing Image Acquisition Settings, and saves the resulting Image Acquisition Settings metadata in a specific Settings.json file.

A short introduction to Micro-Meta App is available here

Full instructions on how to use the App are available here

Note:if you intend to use Micro-Meta App on macOS you might encounter difficulties un-zipping the Mac-zip and launching the App. To address these issues we strongly recommend you download and use the free Unarchiver App to expand the zip file below AND follow the special instructions specified in this VIDEO when you launch Micro-Meta App for the first time after download.

The source code is available as follows:

-Javascript Electron-wrapped implementation is available below
-Javascript React implementation is available here
-Prototype OMERO plugin is available here

1.7.24-b1 stable beta

This is the latest stable beta release of the Micro-Meta App.

This version of the Micro-Meta App is based on the Core and Basic extension of the v2.01 of the 4DN-BINA-OME Microscopy Metadata specifications which allow documenting transmitted light, epifluorescence, structured-light, and TIRF light microscopy. With Micro-Meta App you can:

1. Use the Manage Instrument component of the App to document the hardware configuration of a specific Microscope and produce a structured Microscop JSON file containing Hardware Specifications metadata.

2. Use the Manage Settings component of the App to document the Image Acquisition Settings that were used to collect a specific image dataset. In this section, the App imports Hardware Specifications metadata from a previously created Microscoe.json file, uses Bio-Formats to import available Microscopy Metadata from the file header of an image produced using the selected Microscope, collects missing Image Acquisition Settings, and saves the resulting Image Acquisition Settings metadata in a specific Settings.json file.

A short introduction to Micro-Meta App is available here

Full instructions on how to use the App are available here

Note:if you intend to use Micro-Meta App on macOS you might encounter difficulties un-zipping the Mac-zip and launching the App. To address these issues we strongly recommend you download and use the free Unarchiver App to expand the zip file below AND follow the special instructions specified in this VIDEO when you launch Micro-Meta App for the first time after download.

The source code is available as follows:

-Javascript Electron-wrapped implementation is available below
-Javascript React implementation is available here
-Prototype OMERO plugin is available here

1.6.19-b1-1 stable beta

This is the latest stable beta release of the Micro-Meta App.

This version of the Micro-Meta App is based on the Core and Basic extension of the v2.01 of the 4DN-BINA-OME Microscopy Metadata specifications which allow documenting transmitted light, epifluorescence, structured-light, and TIRF light microscopy. With Micro-Meta App you can:

1. Use the Manage Instrument component of the App to document the hardware configuration of a specific Microscope and produce a structured Microscop JSON file containing Hardware Specifications metadata.

2. Use the Manage Settings component of the App to document the Image Acquisition Settings that were used to collect a specific image dataset. In this section, the App imports Hardware Specifications metadata from a previously created Microscoe.json file, uses Bio-Formats to import available Microscopy Metadata from the file header of an image produced using the selected Microscope, collects missing Image Acquisition Settings, and saves the resulting Image Acquisition Settings metadata in a specific Settings.json file.

A short introduction to Micro-Meta App is available here

Full instructions on how to use the App are available here

Note:if you intend to use Micro-Meta App on macOS you might encounter difficulties un-zipping the Mac-zip and launching the App. To address these issues we strongly recommend you download and use the free Unarchiver App to expand the zip file below AND follow the special instructions specified in this VIDEO when you launch Micro-Meta App for the first time after download.

The source code is available as follows:

-Javascript Electron-wrapped implementation is available below
-Javascript React implementation is available here
-Prototype OMERO plugin is available here

1.3.3-b1-1 stable beta

This is the latest stable beta release of the Micro-Meta App.

This version of the Micro-Meta App is based on the Core and Basic extension of the v2.01 of the 4DN-BINA-OME Microscopy Metadata specifications which allow documenting transmitted light, epifluorescence, structured-light, and TIRF light microscopy. With Micro-Meta App you can:

1. Use the Manage Instrument component of the App to document the hardware configuration of a specific Microscope and produce a structured Microscop JSON file containing Hardware Specifications metadata.

2. Use the Manage Settings component of the App to document the Image Acquisition Settings that were used to collect a specific image dataset. In this section, the App imports Hardware Specifications metadata from a previously created Microscoe.json file, uses Bio-Formats to import available Microscopy Metadata from the file header of an image produced using the selected Microscope, collects missing Image Acquisition Settings, and saves the resulting Image Acquisition Settings metadata in a specific Settings.json file.

A short introduction to Micro-Meta App is available here

Full instructions on how to use the App are available here

Note:if you intend to use Micro-Meta App on macOS you might encounter difficulties un-zipping the Mac-zip and launching the App. To address these issues we strongly recommend you download and use the free Unarchiver App to expand the zip file below AND follow the special instructions specified in this VIDEO when you launch Micro-Meta App for the first time after download.

The source code is available as follows:

-Javascript Electron-wrapped implementation is available below
-Javascript React implementation is available here
-Prototype OMERO plugin is available here

1.2.2-b1-1 stable beta

This is the latest stable beta release of the Micro-Meta App.

This version of the Micro-Meta App is based on the Core and Basic extension of the v2.01 of the 4DN-BINA-OME Microscopy Metadata specifications which allow documenting transmitted light, epifluorescence, structured-light, and TIRF light microscopy. With Micro-Meta App you can:

1. Use the Manage Instrument component of the App to document the hardware configuration of a specific Microscope and produce a structured Microscop JSON file containing Hardware Specifications metadata.

2. Use the Manage Settings component of the App to document the Image Acquisition Settings that were used to collect a specific image dataset. In this section, the App imports Hardware Specifications metadata from a previously created Microscoe.json file, uses Bio-Formats to import available Microscopy Metadata from the file header of an image produced using the selected Microscope, collects missing Image Acquisition Settings, and saves the resulting Image Acquisition Settings metadata in a specific Settings.json file.

Full instructions on how to use the App are available here

The source code is available as follows:

-Javascript React implementation is available here
-Javascript Electron-wrapped implementation is available here
-Prototype OMERO plugin is available here

1.2.0-b1-1 stable beta

This is the latest stable beta release of the Micro-Meta App.

This version of the Micro-Meta App is based on the Core and Basic extension of the v2.01 of the 4DN-BINA-OME Microscopy Metadata specifications which allow documenting transmitted light, epifluorescence, structured-light, and TIRF light microscopy. With Micro-Meta App you can:

1. Use the Manage Instrument component of the App to document the hardware configuration of a specific Microscope and produce a structured Microscop JSON file containing Hardware Specifications metadata.

2. Use the Manage Settings component of the App to document the Image Acquisition Settings that were used to collect a specific image dataset. In this section, the App imports Hardware Specifications metadata from a previously created Microscoe.json file, uses Bio-Formats to import available Microscopy Metadata from the file header of an image produced using the selected Microscope, collects missing Image Acquisition Settings, and saves the resulting Image Acquisition Settings metadata in a specific Settings.json file.

Full instructions on how to use the App are available here

The source code is available as follows:

-Javascript React implementation is available here
-Javascript Electron-wrapped implementation is available here
-Prototype OMERO plugin is available here

1.1.1-b1-1 stable beta

This is the latest stable beta release of the Micro-Meta App.

This version of the Micro-Meta App is based on the Core and Basic extension of the v2.01 of the 4DN-BINA-OME Microscopy Metadata specifications which allow documenting transmitted light, epifluorescence, structured-light, and TIRF light microscopy. With Micro-Meta App you can:

1. Use the Manage Instrument component of the App to document the hardware configuration of a specific Microscope and produce a structured Microscop JSON file containing Hardware Specifications metadata.

2. Use the Manage Settings component of the App to document the Image Acquisition Settings that were used to collect a specific image dataset. In this section, the App imports Hardware Specifications metadata from a previously created Microscoe.json file, uses Bio-Formats to import available Microscopy Metadata from the file header of an image produced using the selected Microscope, collects missing Image Acquisition Settings, and saves the resulting Image Acquisition Settings metadata in a specific Settings.json file.

Full instructions on how to use the App are available here

The source code is available as follows:

-Javascript React implementation is available here
-Javascript Electron-wrapped implementation is available here
-Prototype OMERO plugin is available here

1.1.0-b1-1 stable beta

This is the latest stable beta release of the Micro-Meta App.

This version of the Micro-Meta App is based on the Core and Basic extension of the v2.01 of the 4DN-BINA-OME Microscopy Metadata specifications which allow documenting transmitted light, epifluorescence, structured-light, and TIRF light microscopy. With Micro-Meta App you can:

1. Use the Manage Instrument component of the App to document the hardware configuration of a specific Microscope and produce a structured Microscop JSON file containing Hardware Specifications metadata.

2. Use the Manage Settings component of the App to document the Image Acquisition Settings that were used to collect a specific image dataset. In this section, the App imports Hardware Specifications metadata from a previously created Microscoe.json file, uses Bio-Formats to import available Microscopy Metadata from the file header of an image produced using the selected Microscope, collects missing Image Acquisition Settings, and saves the resulting Image Acquisition Settings metadata in a specific Settings.json file.

Full instructions on how to use the App are available here

The source code is available as follows:

-Javascript React implementation is available here
-Javascript Electron-wrapped implementation is available here
-Prototype OMERO plugin is available here

1.0.0-b1-2 stable beta

This is the latest stable beta release of the Micro-Meta App.

With this version of the Micro-Meta App you can:

1. Use the Manage Instrument component of the App to document the Hardware Specifications of transmitted light, epifluorescence, structured-light, and TIRF light microscopes based on the Core and Basic extension of the v2.01 of the 4DN-BINA-OME Microscopy Metadata model.

2. Use the Manage Settings component of the App to document the Image Acquisition Settings that were used to collect a specific image dataset. In this section, the App imports Hardware Specifications metadata from a previously created Microscoe.json file, uses Bio-Formats to import available Microscopy Metadata from the file header of an image produced using the selected Microscope, collects missing Image Acquisition Settings on the basis of the Core and Basic extension of the v2.01 of the 4DN-BINA-OME Microscopy Metadata model, and saves the resulting Image Acquisition Settings metadata in a specific Settings.json file.

Full instructions on how to use the App are available here

The source code is available as follows:

-Javascript React implementation is available here
-Javascript Electron-wrapped implementation is available here
-Prototype OMERO plugin is available here

0.46.5-b1-0 stable beta

This is the latest stable beta release of the Micro-Meta App.

With this version of the Micro-Meta App you can:

1. Use the Manage Instrument component of the App to document the Hardware Specifications of transmitted light, epifluorescence, structured-light, and TIRF light microscopes based on the Core and Basic extension of the v2.00 of the 4DN-BINA-OME Microscopy Metadata model.

2. Use the Manage Settings component of the App to document the Image Acquisition Settings that were used to collect a specific image dataset. In this section the user selects a previously created Microscoe.json file, an image that was acquired using the selected Microscope, import available Microscopy Metadata from the file header using Bio-Formats, collect missing Image Acquisition Settings and create a specific Settings.json file.

Full instructions on how to use the App are available here

The source code is available as follows:

-Javascript React implementation is available here
-Javascript Electron-wrapped implementation is available here
-Prototype OMERO plugin is available here