I'm a relative beginner to extraction routines, and I was wondering if someone could help out here. I am trying to measure the resistance of a dog-bone resistor created in an SOI process. The layout of the device looks like the following: (I apologize for the poor ASCII diagram) ______ | | | [] | _ Resistor Head with contact in center |__ __| /\n| | | | | | | | | Resistor Body (Length Parameter) | | | __| | __ / | | _ | [] | Resistor Head with contact in center |______| |<->| Resistor Body (Width parameter) My problem is the resistor body goes from contact to contact, and is surrounded by material not factored in to the resistance equation. Is there a way to directly calculate the width or length of the resistor, as is stretches inside the head from contact to contact? I can measure the perimeter, and calculate the width from there (or vice- versa), but I need either width or length to calculate the other.