[Rtk-users] Would you like RTK trainings ?

[Ben Champion]

Hi Cyril,

Having used RTK (and ITK) for approximately 1 year now, I have learnt 
mainly by trial and error, and by reading the source code and wiki 
examples. (Aside: many thanks to the RTK community for these!)

Nevertheless, I think I could benefit from some kind of RTK training for 
my future work. The kinds of topics that would be most interesting to me 
are:

- theory/use of reconstruction methods other than FDK (e.g. SART, 4D 
ROOSTER, ...)
- motion compensated reconstruction
- compressed sensing in tomography
- extending RTK (and contributing back to the community)

That said, I would not be averse to at least some discussion of "basics 
of tomography", "starting to use RTK with your own data", and "practical 
issues in circular CBCT" and in fact it could help fill some gaps in my 
knowledge.

Best wishes,

Ben
--
Doctoral Student (MRes/EngD)
Centre for Medical Image Computing
University College London
Room 3.01 Engineering Front Building
Torrington Place
LONDON
WC1E 7JE



On 18/09/14 10:28, Cyril Mory wrote:
> Hi RTK users,
>
> A recent question on the mailing list by Louie triggered a 
> conversation between us. Louie asked whether there exists some sort of 
> training or workshop on RTK. In a nutshell, the answer is "No, not 
> yet, but why not talk about it ?".
>
> So I'd like to start some sort of "poll" to gather the requests you 
> might have on this topic:
> Do you need / want / would like a training on RTK ?
> If so, can you be more specific on what you would like to learn ? 
> (basics of tomography, how to start using RTK on your data, practical 
> issues in circular cone beam CT, motion compensated reconstruction, 
> compressed sensing in tomography, ITK programming, ... this is not an 
> exhaustive list)
>
> I think this is enough questions for the time being. The rest will 
> depend on your answers.
>
> Looking forward to reading you,
>