STEM Ed - ADI Software

Analyzing Digital Images Installation Packages for Windows and OS/X

These are the setup packages for Windows and OS/X. Both versions have 3 applications that come in a suite:

Analyzing Color Basics (ADI)
Color Basics
Digital Image Basics

The main application that we will be using at the STEM Digital institute is ADI (AnalyzingDigitalImages). STEM DITIGAL participants should feel free to play with all of the software, but are encouraged to at least try ADI.

This version was updated August, 2011. It has many improvements over earlier versions. Two other programs that were formerly separate have now been merged into the main ADI program.

Windows Full Suite
OS/X Full Suite
Note: OSX software folders should be dragged to the Applications Folder, and once they are opened, you can add an icon to the Dock Window.

Movie Tracker software analyzes video files. It is available in windows and OS/X versions from the Lawrence Hall of Science at www.globalsystemsscience.org/software/download This site also offers several user guides and help videos.

ADI was developed by John Pickle (Concord Academy; formerly, Museum of Science, Boston), and updated by Dan Gullage (STEM Education Institute, University of Massachusetts, Amherst). The software is available free to anyone for non-commercial use.