NIST's Integrated Colony Enumerator

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This work involves only data processing software and does not involve data to publish. Data are acquired by the users of this software by the following methods. Two methods can be used to acquire images of agar plates with bacterial colonies grown. In the first, plates were placed on a flatbed scanner, covered by soft gloss paper (HP LaserJet soft gloss paper), and 8-bit grayscale images of the plates were obtained at 300 dpi (dots per inch; 118 dots per cm), 600 dpi (236 dots per cm), and 1,200 dpi (472 dots per cm). In the second approach, images are acquired with a digital camera. Images are acquired at the maximum resolution of the camera with no zoom. More details are described in the manual for the software.

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Demo Images for Tutorial ZIP Demo%20Images.zip Open resource
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NICE essential files V1.4 ZIP NICE_1.4_Essential.zip Open resource
SHA256 File for NICE essential files V1.4 Text Open resource
NICE Manual V1.4 April 2020 ZIP NICE_Manual_April_2020.zip Open resource
SHA256 File for NICE Manual V1.4 April 2020 Text Open resource
DOI Access for NIST's Integrated Colony Enumerator Unknown Open resource
NIST's integrated colony enumerator source code repository Unknown This work involves only data processing software and does not involve data to publish. Data are acquired by the users of this software by the following methods. Two methods can be used to acquire images of agar plates with bacterial colonies grown. In the first, plates were placed on a flatbed scanner, covered by soft gloss paper (HP LaserJet soft gloss paper), and 8-bit grayscale images of the plates were obtained at 300 dpi (dots per inch; 118 dots per cm), 600 dpi (236 dots per cm), and 1,200 dpi (472 dots per cm). In the second approach, images are acquired with a digital camera. Images are acquired at the maximum resolution of the camera with no zoom. More details are described in the manual for the software. Open resource

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