Analyze is site licensed to NIH and runs on all four ALW workstation types. While Analyze is especially oriented toward medical applications, the AVS version 5.0 software was developed as a general purpose, easy to use image processing tool. AVS is a package of data visualization software tools that allows researchers to analyze and view their scientific data. AVS can be used for a wide variety of applications such as fluid dynamics, computer-aided engineering, molecular modeling, medical imaging and geophysics. An AVS user constructs a network of modules which controls the flow of module execution.
Modules are combinations of the standard modules and user modules.
User modules are those developed by the user. A graphical interface allows connecting these modules in an intuitive fashion. AVS currently has two floating licenses with three additional licenses being purchased. AVS runs locally on all four ALW workstation types. Khoros version 1.0 is an integrated software development environment for information processing and visualization.