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24 March 2011 Design and evaluation of web-based image transmission and display with different protocols
Bin Tan, Kuangyi Chen, Xichuan Zheng, Jianguo Zhang
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Abstract
There are many Web-based image accessing technologies used in medical imaging area, such as component-based (ActiveX Control) thick client Web display, Zerofootprint thin client Web viewer (or called server side processing Web viewer), Flash Rich Internet Application(RIA) ,or HTML5 based Web display. Different Web display methods have different peformance in different network environment. In this presenation, we give an evaluation on two developed Web based image display systems. The first one is used for thin client Web display. It works between a PACS Web server with WADO interface and thin client. The PACS Web server provides JPEG format images to HTML pages. The second one is for thick client Web display. It works between a PACS Web server with WADO interface and thick client running in browsers containing ActiveX control, Flash RIA program or HTML5 scripts. The PACS Web server provides native DICOM format images or JPIP stream for theses clients.
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Bin Tan, Kuangyi Chen, Xichuan Zheng, and Jianguo Zhang "Design and evaluation of web-based image transmission and display with different protocols", Proc. SPIE 7967, Medical Imaging 2011: Advanced PACS-based Imaging Informatics and Therapeutic Applications, 79670S (24 March 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.877755
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KEYWORDS
Image resolution

Medical imaging

Picture Archiving and Communication System

Image processing

JPEG2000

Image transmission

Image quality

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