VANDPIRE is a user-friendly software tool developed at Vanderbilt University for quantifying cerebral blood flow (CBF) and calculating CBF territories using arterial spin labeling (ASL) MRI data. Designed for neuroimaging researchers, it simplifies complex analyses with a graphical interface. The FAQs below cover VANDPIRE’s functionality, requirements, and licensing process. For further assistance, visit our Contact Us page or explore licensing options.
What is VANDPIRE?
VANDPIRE is an intuitive software tool for quantifying cerebral blood flow (CBF) and calculating CBF territories using arterial spin labeling (ASL) MRI data. Its graphical user interface eliminates the need for advanced scripting, making sophisticated neuroimaging analyses accessible to researchers.
How does VANDPIRE differ from other tools?
Unlike other CBF analysis tools that require programming expertise and expensive software like MATLAB, VANDPIRE offers a standalone graphical interface. It simplifies complex analyses, enabling researchers to perform CBF and territory calculations without coding skills.
Who developed VANDPIRE?
VANDPIRE was developed by Daniel F. Arteaga with support from Manus J. Donahue at Vanderbilt University, leveraging expertise in neuroimaging and software development.
Is there a peer-reviewed publication for VANDPIRE?
A publication detailing VANDPIRE’s methodology is expected in the Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow and Metabolism within the coming months, providing validated insights into its capabilities.
How does VANDPIRE work?
VANDPIRE requires no prerequisite software, making it highly accessible. It runs directly from a folder with a browser supporting JavaScript, ensuring ease of use across various setups.
What are the system requirements for VANDPIRE?
VANDPIRE requires no prerequisite software, making it highly accessible. It runs directly from a folder with a browser supporting JavaScript, ensuring ease of use across various setups.
Which platforms or operating systems support VANDPIRE?
VANDPIRE is compatible with Windows, macOS, Ubuntu 12+, CentOS 6+, and Fedora 19+, offering broad multi-platform support for diverse research environments.
Can I license VANDPIRE for multiple platforms?
Yes, you can license VANDPIRE for multiple platforms by selecting the desired platforms during checkout and adding each to your cart. This ensures compatibility across your research systems.
What is the cost of a VANDPIRE license?
VANDPIRE is free for academic and not-for-profit institutions via our academic licensing process for non-commercial research. For-profit institutions must request a commercial license quote.
How do I download VANDPIRE after ordering?
After completing the academic license order, wait for approval (3–5 business days). You’ll receive an email with download instructions for the My Premium Content section. If the email is missing (e.g., in spam), access downloads directly at vueinnovations.com/premium using your VU e-Innovations login. Reset your password at vueinnovations.com/user/password if needed.