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====Marching Cubes Method==== Refer to [[Media:1987-lorensen-marching-cubes-a-high-resolution-3d-surface-construction-algorithm.pdf|'''this article''']] for more details. *'''Bone Surface (BS)''': A measure of the bone surface area. Measured using the Marching Cubes method to triangulate (TRI) the surface. Output units are mm2. *'''Structure Model Index (SMI)''': An estimation of the plate-rod characteristic of the bone structure. SMI is calculated from the curvature of a triangulated surface (TRI) of the structure from the equation: SMI=6{[BV(dBS/dr)]/BS2]. For an ideal plate structure SMI=0 and for an ideal rod structure SMI=3. This is a dimensionless (non-metric) parameter. :Refer to [[Media:1997-hildebrand-quantification-of-structure-model-index.pdf|'''this article''']] for more details. [[File:MarchingCube.JPG|800px]] <br> Image Source: Wikipedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:MarchingCubes.svg, Aug 2011 [[Image:Redirect.jpg|15px]] [[#top|''Return to Contents'']] or [[Main_Page|''Return to Main Page'']]
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