ICORE: Image Co-addition with Optional Resolution Enhancement (Downloads Page)

Instructions

1. Click to download the ICORE package specific for your system:

icore-3.8.6.tar.gz : for some older MacOSX versions <= 10.12 and Linux CentOS >= 7.3.x

icore-3.8.7_MacOSX.tar.gz : for MacOSX versions 10.15.x (Catalina); 11.x (Big Sur); 12.x (Monterey), and Linux CentOS >= 7.3.x

The above are ~618 MB in size and expand to ~ 1 GB after installation.

2. This will be deposited in a folder where your downloads normally go. Move it to an area with >~ 3 GB of disk space. This need not be where your image data resides. Input image lists to ICORE are flexible and may contain file paths to anywhere on your system. This minimum disk size accounts for additional files made when running the examples.
3. Unzip your downloaded "*.tar.gz" file if not automatically done by your system (e.g., "gunzip *.tar.gz").
4. Unpack the tar file, e.g., "tar -xvf *.tar". This will create the ICORE root directory, "icore-*/". Delete the relic tar file (icore-*.tar) after unpacking.
5. cd into this root directory and read the "README" file on how to install the software and run one of the examples.

Documentation

Here's the main software description and usage document: icore.pdf. This is included in the above distribution (under subdirectory "docs/").

Notes

• ICORE should build and execute on most Unix operating systems (primarily Linux and MacOSX under a 64-bit architecture), however, there is no guarantee it will work flawlessly on all platforms.
• Ensure you have at least "make", "gcc" and "g++" installed. For Mac users, Apple makes these available through the Xcode toolkit.
• Ensure you have a recent enough version of Perl. Version 5.10.0 is the absolute minimum. Perl is included with Linux and Mac operating systems.

Software License