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Mira MX Maximizes your Research, Analysis, and Discovery Efforts.

Mira MX showing 1-D, 2-D, 3-D visualization, measurement, and analysis.

 

Your productivity, credibility, and success depend largely on the software you use. And Mira MX will help you get there. Discover how Mira MX gives you more than just the best value for money.

 

 

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Pro Script Module

MaxEnt Module

 

Hot Topics

Quantitative Image Calibration

Custom Processing using the Pro Script Module

Automated Extraction of Sources & Properties

1-D Data Visualization

3-D Image Visualization

How good is your FWHM?

MaxEnt Module

Key Benefits

Easier Developed with scientists & engineers in the field to work the way you think about processes and procedures.
Faster Optimized graphics and numerics help Mira keep pace with your thought process, boosting your productivity & creativity. Mira MX works effortlessly and fluidly with large images or many images.
More Power With more tools than the competition, Mira MX makes it easier to get more from your data.
Integrated Scripting and Interactive Environment Only Mira MX provides a rich visual environment for interactive and batch processing that is tightly integrated with its scripting environment.
Sensible Licensing Unlike its competitors, Mira MX does not use a dongle or a network-locked license that can stop your work or get in the way of your productivity.
 

Only Mira MX Puts it All Together

What is Mira MX? Seventeen years ago, we began by creating software for astronomy and space physics research—fields where every photon matters and where the CCD sensors widely used today were pushed to their performance limits in detecting and analyzing the weakest signals amidst bright, noisy backgrounds. At the same time, sensors were getting larger, faster than PC's were gaining processing power. In meeting those challenges, we also put a premium on providing expert tools that were fast, as well as easy to learn and use so that the user could maximally exploit large amounts of data efficiently. The discipline and expertise we acquired in those early years is unmatched in the image processing business. These benefits are biology, materials science, and reconnaissance, we combined our unique expertise with to features and procedures.

Standard features include a versatile 1-d Data Fitting package, an extensive collection of  image calibration, filtering, and processing tools, precision image registration, more than 20 methods for merging and combining image stacks, unparalleled animation and sequencing of images and plot data, and a rich suite of image quantification tools.

Hot Topics

Quantitative Image Calibration

Image Registration

Custom Processing using the Pro Script Module

Automated Extraction of Sources & Properties

1-D Data Visualization

3-D Image Visualization

How good is your FWHM?

MaxEnt Module

Removing cosmic rays and transients from image sets

 

Features

  • Efficiently process images one at a time or in large sets with or without scripting.
  • Locate, quantify, and investigate structures, blobs, and features in images.
  • Measure science-grade coordinates, distance, angles, FWHM, statistics, polygon statistics, perimeter, area, and more; results are reported in both native pixel units and World Coordinates, and more.
  • Work with TIFF, FITS, BMP. JPEG, ASCII text, binary, and other image formats.
  • Work with numeric data having 8 to 64 bits per pixel, integer and real, plus 24 and 48 bit color images.

 

 

Requirements

  • Windows Vista (except Vista64 Ultimate), XP, or 2000, or 100% compatible Windows environment on Linux or Mac.
  • Hard Drive Space: 60 MB.
  • Minimum Platform: Windows® 2000 or ME; Intel Pentium® III or compatible CPU @ 550 MHz; 128MB RAM; 16 bit color.
  • Suggested Platform: Windows XP or Windows Vista; 512MB RAM.

 

 

  Last Updated 20 Aug 2008