Award-winning 
              applications  
            A number of Digital Optics customers 
              have received recognition in the Advanced Imaging magazine "Solutions 
              of the Year" awards for their innovative use of imaging, supported 
              by V++ software. 
            The award-winning application in the 
              2004 awards was the development of the SeDDaRA deconvolution algorithm 
              and its application to deblurring the imagery produced by NASA's 
              Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe. SeDDaRA was developed and 
              implemented using V++ and has been reported in journals such as 
              Applied Optics and Optics Letters. Click here 
              to download a copy of the SeDDaRA award citation in Advanced Imaging 
              magazine.  
            In the 2003 
              awards, V++ users were honored for a multispectral imaging study 
              of the Archimedes Palimpsest, an important historical manuscript 
              from ancient Greece. Click here 
              to download a copy of the Archimedes Palimpsest award citation in 
              Advanced Imaging magazine. 
             
            3D biological imaging 
            
              
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                Lloyd Donaldson, 
                    Senior Scientist at Scion Research in Rotorua,  
                    New Zealand, has developed a sophisticated 3D confocal microscopy 
                    system using V++ and VPascal. 
                  Click here 
                    to download a PDF document (2.3MB) containing sample images, 
                    3D projections and movies. 
                  If you're interested in using Lloyd's 3DV code 
                    then please contact Digital Optics and we'll forward your 
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            Forensic imaging 
            
               
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                V++ is used extensively 
                    in forensic applications by Police departments and law enforcement 
                    laboratories all over the world. 
                  Click here 
                    to download a document (5.0MB) outlining a variety of forensic 
                    imaging techniques in fingerprinting, document imaging, and 
                    biological sample analysis. 
                  Sample image courtesy of Bruce Comber, Australian 
                    Federal Police. 
                    
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