NCIA -- evolution, revolution and intelligent design

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NCIA -- evolution, revolutionand intelligent
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National Cancer Institute

• Carl Jaffe, MD
• NCI Cancer Imaging Program

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Foundation

• 1st foundation goals critical building blocks
• Solve image transport communication from PACS
• Parse DICOM for indexing making NCIA accessible
• De-identification HIPAA
• Archive development and collections
• Gridify accomodate interoperability
• Offer desktop viewer for markup
• Ontologies and CDEs
• Query response planning

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• 1st phase achievements
• MIRC field center
• NCIA Collection web interface (v. 1)
• XIP, AIM, DICOM ontology, Query design
• (in process and evolution)
• Viewer interface markup (v.1)
• Cedara I-Response (as a commercial utility)

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Search Results
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Image Visualization
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I-Response Server-Workstation integration
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a new FOUNDATION- building on success-
creating a wider user community- asserting /
assuring value- making data-sharing meaningful
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Challenges to the imaging workspace community

• Widening the NCIA collection portfolio
• High-impact, meaningful sets
• Focus on metadata, image phantoms, curation
• Demonstrating effectiveness of NCIA
• Early toolset utilization (DC-MRI, CAD.)

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• Demonstrating relevance to clinical trials
• demo projects
• thinking therapeutically
• developing new clinical trial accrual partners
• CCOPS, NCCCPS
• satisfying regulators (FDA) and sponsors (PhRMA)
• connecting to new entries in imaging CROs
• ACRIN, Duke, WashU, Partners, Mayo
• what really is the meaning of metadata ?
• Moving beyond DICOM tags and metadata

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