Welcome to the Fibernavigator's Github page!

The Fibernavigator is a tool designed for a fast and versatile visualization of fibers datasets. It is currently mainly developed by members of the Sherbrooke Connectivity Imaging Lab.

NEW! New tutorials of the Fibernavigator were created.

• Intuitive 3D navigation
• Mesh creation and interaction, as well as fusion of scalar volumes (T1, FA, etc.)
• Drawing and segmentation tools
• Tractogram and fibers visualization and interaction

To see the list of all tutorials, you can visit the Video tutorials page on the wiki of the project.

Repository access
To access the main Github repository page of the Fibernavigator, go here. You can also visit the SCIL's main Github page for other projects and information.

Precompiled releases
Precompiled versions of the Fibernavigator are available from the Releases page.

Ubuntu compilation
To use the Fibernavigator on Ubuntu (and other flavors of Linux), you can follow the Ubuntu build instructions.

Acknowledgements
If you use the Fibernavigator, please make sure that you quote the following reference in any publications:

Chamberland M., Whittinstall K., Fortin D., Mathieu D., and Descoteaux M., "Real-time multi-peak tractography for instantaneous connectivity display." Frontiers in Neuroinformatics, 8 (59): 1-15, 2014.

More content coming soon... In the mean time, please see the main Github page for all available information.