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How to export Orientation Lines (Angle information) to an Excel spreadsheet
- 1. Manually export using ImageJ functions
- 2. Automated export using ImageJ/OpenPolScope macro sub plugin (requires OpenPolScope ver. 2.15 or above)
Orientation Image scaling convention (where not computed for display by OpenPolScope software):
8-bit: 0 - 179; 179 pixel value corresponds to 179°
12-bit: 0 - 1790; 1790 pixel value corresponds to 179° (1790/10)
14-bit: 0-7160; 7160 pixel value corresponds to 179° (7160/40)
16-bit: 0 - 17900; 17900 pixel value corresponds to 179° (17900/100)
Select a roi section or use the full image to plot the Orientation Lines

In ImageJ select Plugins > Macros > Run...

This will bring up ImageJ's Macro selector.

The Orientation Lines will then be imported into the ROI-Manager (column-wise). This is 0-indexed (starts with 0 numbering)

The ROIs on the image will now show their labels as well.

The Measure result pops in a new Result table. This is not 0-indexed (starts with 1 numbering)
Selecting a label in ROI-Manager will select the selected plot line eg. 0002-0011-0155. This corresponds to number 12 in the Results table.

The Results table shows the Angle of the lines and its corresponding length. If the lines are plotted using the option 'lengthPropRatio' this would correspond to Anisotropy or Retardance as the case may be. Please note the line is scaled based on x/y interval. Using the Result table's File menu one can export the data into an excel spreadsheet.

Requires ImagejMacro sub plugin.
Select a roi section or use the full image to plot the Orientation Lines

In the Processing tab select ImagejMacro-Pre plugin and select '...' button for more options

In ImagejMacro-Pre using the 'Select Macro' button select 'Export_Orientation_Lines.ijm' macro and set options as below

Selecting 'Edit' will open the editable interface. Here one can set a path to save otherwise one can save the results at the end

If the data has been already processed one can disable re-processing by selecting 'Dont Process' under Options in the Pol-Analyzer interface. Also, Parallelize Processing needs to be disabled for this operation.

Selecting the Process button will start the export process. If there are multiple time and/or z-slices the results are appended and will require to be arranged accordingly.


Please read the Manual export section to understand the ROI/Result relation explained by an example