ezDIC v0.1.2 - DOI citation display update
ezDIC v0.1.2
Citation and DOI display update
This release updates ezDIC after Zenodo DOI assignment so researchers can see and cite the software record directly from the program, release package, and GitHub page.
What changed
- Added DOI metadata to the program constants and window title.
- Added DOI display to the main GUI attribution area.
- Renamed the About button to
About / Citation / Usage Notice. - Added the recommended citation text inside the program's About dialog.
- Added DOI and citation text to
README.md,CITATION.cff,VERSION.txt,NOTICE_Attribution_and_Usage.txt,LICENSE.txt, andREADME_使用说明.txt. - Added a Zenodo DOI badge to the GitHub README.
- Kept the existing attribution and usage restrictions for Dr. Delun Gong.
How to cite
Please cite ezDIC as:
Gong, D. (2026). ezDIC: A lightweight virtual extensometer for extracting linear strain from image sequences (Version 0.1.2) [Computer software]. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20222465
Files
ezDIC_Windows_x64_v0.1.2.zip: Windows 10/11 x64 portable package.- Source code is available from the GitHub release archive.
- SHA256:
3F74BF0620560939722A3298A54989440BF577E229B49F109DF30B3ACD1AB653
Validation
Automated checks cover:
- Origin-compatible TXT export.
- true strain recomputation from engineering strain.
- QC summary generation.
- GUI title, DOI, citation text, and developer attribution.
- release metadata and PyInstaller packaging files.