GC Image Users' Guide
New Features in Release 1.4
Some of the many features and improvements in GC Image Release 1.4 are:
- Operations journals and undo. GC Image Release 1.4 records
the sequence of operations performed on the image data. This record
permits users to undo previous operations (in reverse order that they
were performed). The operation sequence can be reported as a journal,
formatted as a browser-accessible report.
- Template mode and enhanced templates. With Release 1.4,
GC Image has new facilities for creating, editing, and using templates
to identify chemicals from the peak retention-time pattern. Templates
now can include geometric elements — points, polylines, rectangles,
and polygons — as well as chemical peak elements.
- Selection tool. GC Image Release 1.4 has a tool for building
and applying selection expressions with functional operators for retention
times and mass spectra.
- Click-and-drag region-of-interest. In GC Image Release 1.4,
a region-of-interest selected by click-and-drag with the right mouse-button
is scaled and resized to fit the Viewport.
- Group processing and viewing. In Release 1.4, GC Project
supports automated processing of a user-selected set of runs. GC Project
also allows users to select and view a group of previously processed
images.
- Importation of Agilent CH and Thermo ASC files. GC Image
Release 1.4 implements importation of Agilent CH and Thermo ASC files.
GC Project recognizes Agilent CH files within named .d
directories.
- Improved template matching. GC Image Release 1.4 uses a
more flexible and robust template matching algorithm.
- Three-dimensional viewer control panel. With Release 1.4,
GC Image has a control panel for the three-dimensional viewer.
- Improved mass spectrum viewing. GC Image Release 1.4 allows
intensity to be expressed as absolute, relative, or percentage values;
permits sorting by mass-ratio or intensity in the tabular view; and
supports scaling in the graphical view.
- Text view export. GC Image Release 1.4 can export values
from the text view into a text file in comma-separated-value (CSV) format.
- Polyline peak selection. In GC Image Release 1.4, blob mode
supports selection with polylines.
- Exclusion flag. In GC Image Release 1.4, peaks can be flagged
so that they are excluded during reporting (which is useful for dealing
with solvents and bleed).
- Graphics objects and metadata. GC Image Release 1.4 adds
two new graphics objects: points and polylines. Graphics can be marked
for inclusion for reporting. Graphics objects can be individually colored.
- Select all. GC Image Release 1.4 allows selection of all
graphical objects, blobs, or template objects (depending on mode).
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