I have a 2D plot of a slice of a granuloma for which the model assumes radial symmetry - therefore I want to produce a graph in which this 2D plot is rotated about the central axis to form a volume. Can anyone help?
imageJ has a pretty intuitive scripting language - it may serve your purpose.
However, I would give a try for Wakari:
http://www.pveducation.org/pvcdrom/characterisation/double-diode-model
a free online tool for data analysis visualization. Moreover it's python based - so you easily can get support for writing scripts
Hi Douglas,
I don't think ImageJ is really cut out for this.
You can create surface plots in both Excel (see attached files) and Matlab (http://se.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/35305-matlab-plot-gallery-surface-plot--1-/content/html/Surface_Plot_1.html), provided that you have a function that describes your 2D plot well enough.
If you prefer an artistic approach, you can align a spline to your 2D plot, and create a 3D surface from rotating the spline using 3dsmax ("lathe") or Blender ("spin").
Is this the type of result you imagine? Or do you really want to create a volume (e.g. .nii)?
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