Extending Deep Zoom technology allows the viewer to record a
customized path through many image files, enabling further measurements.
Deep Zoom technology enables efficient transmission and
viewing of images with large pixel counts.1 Originally developed for 2D images
by Seadragon Software, it was expanded by Microsoft Live Labs, and by Google to
support Google Maps. Later, it was extended for 3D and other visualizations
with open-source projects such as OpenSeaDragon.234 Here we report on the
extension of Deep Zoom to 2D+ temporal data sets, retrieving image features,
and recording fly-through image sequences (recorded simultaneously and viewed
sequentially) from terabytes of image data.