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Is there a lowest common denominator format for multidimensional images or matrices analogous to netpbm/netpgm for 2d images?

How would you use protocol buffers to define a 3d image or matrix of 16 bit unsigned numbers?

Why didn't the netpbm people allow more dimensions in the row, column line?

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Wouldn't it be easiest to just have the first line declare the data structure followed by the binary data.
For ex.

char * \n
Hello World!

unsigned char [2][2][2]\n
0000000000

Naveen
+1  A: 

I believe FITS and NetCDF fit into that role.

Jay Kominek