# HG changeset patch
# User tomwalters
# Date 1266186934 0
# Node ID e561b75fca9b5b54d2477d515fd7a5870c813f97
# Parent  0ae1d8df7bbd9757b3113490b0b36eae82bbf621
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 #summary Main welcome page for the AIM-C wiki
+#labels Phase-Design
 
 = Introduction =
+The [http://www.pdn.cam.ac.uk/groups/cnbh/research/aim.php auditory image model] (AIM) is a computational model of the early stages of the processing that occurs in the human auditory system. 
 
-AIM-C
+AIM-C is a C++ version of AIM developed at the [http://www.pdn.cam.ac.uk/groups/cnbh/ CNBH lab] at the University of Cambridge. The original AIM-C software was written by [http://www.tomwalters.co.uk/academic/ Tom Walters] and [http://willem.engen.nl/uni/intern-cnbh/ Willem van Engen].
 
-= Details =
+The main goal of AIM-C was to provide near real-time processing of audio data through the auditory model, allowing for the use of AIM in content-based audio analysis tasks. The goal of this project is to make available a well-tested version of AIM-C to the academic community, for experimental use and further development. 
 
+This project aims to take the [http://www.acousticscale.org/AIM-C-trac/ original AIM-C sources], and produce a well-maintained, easily accessible version of AIM-C.
+
+This site will be the home of the continued development of AIM-C. The code is undergoing a complete overhaul, both in coding style and design as it is ported to the new project. We're taking the opportunity to start afresh, with unit tests, a new coding style guide and a rewritten API. We're also developing bindings for python (and potentially other languages too) using SWIG. The code on this site can't currently be used to build a working AIM-C executable, but we're working on it!
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+= Design Phase =
+Currently this project is basically in the [Design] phase, although there are a few ported files in place.
+  * Details on [Building] the software.
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