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19 May 2003 International internet2 connectivity requirements for tele-imaging consultation
Lawrence W. C. Chan, Richard Li, Kent Leung, S. K. Hau, Eric C. H. Wong, Fei Cao, Michael Z. Zho
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Abstract
Tele-imaging consultation requires high performance network, which can be fulfilled by Internet2 technology. International partnership allows institutions around the world to join Internet2 outside of North America. Once this partnership has been formed, there are three major issues of connectivity: commercial issue, cost of international link and performance issue. Those issues are worthy to be considered before establishing the International Internet2 connection. Since the international link involves the collaborative efforts from vendors, there exists infrastructure looping inside US, which degrade the performance and raise the cost.
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Lawrence W. C. Chan, Richard Li, Kent Leung, S. K. Hau, Eric C. H. Wong, Fei Cao, and Michael Z. Zho "International internet2 connectivity requirements for tele-imaging consultation", Proc. SPIE 5033, Medical Imaging 2003: PACS and Integrated Medical Information Systems: Design and Evaluation, (19 May 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.481941
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KEYWORDS
Internet

Image transmission

Picture Archiving and Communication System

Networks

Medical imaging

Stars

Asynchronous transfer mode

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