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Although the simulator is fully capable of 3D simulations, all examples are currently 2D-only, and there
is only a single Matlab script for using Field II to simulate beam profile lookup tables, which is a 1D
phased array probe. The analytic Gaussian beam profile can be used for 3D simulations - all that is
required is to add an example for this.
Outline of steps required to support 3D scans out-of-the-box
Add a new Python example that uses an analytic Gaussian profile to simulate a 3D scan of, e.g.,
the left ventricle phantom. Then some simple visualization must be added, e.g. some orthogonal
plane slices?
Create a Matlab script for using Field II to simulate a 2D array matrix. Hopefully much of the
existing Matlab code is reusable, as the code already calculates the sensitivity in a 3D grid.
The xdc_2d_array function should be a good starting point.
Extend the 3D Python example to also use the simulated 2D array lookup-table.
Perhaps extend the GUI to support visualizing 3D datasets (this is probably a fair amount of work..)
Although the simulator is fully capable of 3D simulations, all examples are currently 2D-only, and there
is only a single Matlab script for using Field II to simulate beam profile lookup tables, which is a 1D
phased array probe. The analytic Gaussian beam profile can be used for 3D simulations - all that is
required is to add an example for this.
Outline of steps required to support 3D scans out-of-the-box
the left ventricle phantom. Then some simple visualization must be added, e.g. some orthogonal
plane slices?
existing Matlab code is reusable, as the code already calculates the sensitivity in a 3D grid.
The
xdc_2d_array
function should be a good starting point.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: