dares(1) [debian man page]

DARES(1)																  DARES(1)

NAME

       dares - rescue files from damaged CDs and DVDs

SYNOPSIS

       dares -i image -s path [-h2i h2i_file] [-a] [-m] [-llogfile]
       dares-qt [-i image] [-s path] [-h2i h2i_file] [-a] [-m] [-llogfile]

DESCRIPTION

       Dares  scans  a	CD/DVD image or a CD/DVD and tries to find files. It does not depend on filesystem information, but instead uses the Magic
       library to identify files. Doing it this way Dares can recover files even when the filesystem (ISO-9660 or UDF) on the disc is damaged  and
       cannot be mounted anymore.

       Dares can use H2cdimage (ftp://ftp.heise.de/pub/ct/ctsi/h2cdimage.zip) files to rescue data from heavily damaged optical discs.

OPTIONS

       -i     CD/DVD image file or device.

       -s     Directory where the rescued  files shall be stored.

       -h2i   Optional h2i file for the CD/DVD image.

       -a     Store all found files without any user interaction.

       -m     Use Mime types instead of a description.	-l Logfile (default: dares.log)

AUTHOR

       dares was written by Oliver Diedrich <odi@ct.heise.de>.

       This manual page was written by Michael Hanke <michael.hanke@gmail.com>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others).

Michael Hanke							   Oktober 2005 							  DARES(1)

NIFTI(1)																  NIFTI(1)

NAME

       nifti - IO libraries and tools for the NIFTI-1 data format

DESCRIPTION

       The  NIfTI-1  data  format  is  a binary file format for storing medical image data, e.g. magnetic resonance image (MRI) and functional MRI
       (fMRI) brain images.

       The NIfTI format is an extension of the widely used ANALYZE 7.5 format. The goals of this modified data format are (1) to  add  information
       to the header that will be useful for functional neuroimaging data analysis and display. These additions include:

	      - More basic data types.
	      - Two affine transformations to specify voxel coordinates.
	      - "Intent" codes and parameters to describe the meaning of the data.
	      - Affine scaling of the stored data values to their "true" values.
	      - Optional storage of the header and image data in one file (.nii).

       And (2) To maintain compatibility with non-NIFTI-aware ANALYZE 7.5 compatible software (i.e., such a program should be able to do something
       useful with a NIFTI-1 dataset -- at least, with one stored in a traditional .img/.hdr file pair).

       The NIfTI library package consists of two libraries:

       znzlib -- low level library for handling read/write of compressed files.

       niftilib -- core i/o routines for reading and writing nifti-1 format files. Primarily routines to  read/write  and  manipulate  the  header
       field information, including orientation matrices.  Volume-wise, timecourse-wise, access to image data.

SEE ALSO

       nifti_tool(1), nifti1_test(1), nifti_stats(1).

       Homepage: http://niftilib.sourceforge.net

AUTHOR

       The NIfTI libraries were written by the NIfTI Data Format Working Group (DFWG, http://nifti.nimh.nih.gov/ ).

       This manual page was written by Michael Hanke <michael.hanke@gmail.com>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others).

Michael Hanke							    August 2006 							  NIFTI(1)