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19 November 2013 Concurrent access to a virtual microscope using a web service oriented architecture
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Proceedings Volume 8922, IX International Seminar on Medical Information Processing and Analysis; 89220T (2013) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2035424
Event: IX International Seminar on Medical Information Processing and Analysis, 2013, Mexico City, Mexico
Abstract
Virtual microscopy (VM) facilitates visualization and deployment of histopathological virtual slides (VS), a useful tool for education, research and diagnosis. In recent years, it has become popular, yet its use is still limited basically because of the very large sizes of VS, typically of the order of gigabytes. Such volume of data requires efficacious and efficient strategies to access the VS content. In an educative or research scenario, several users may require to access and interact with VS at the same time, so, due to large data size, a very expensive and powerful infrastructure is usually required. This article introduces a novel JPEG2000-based service oriented architecture for streaming and visualizing very large images under scalable strategies, which in addition need not require very specialized infrastructure. Results suggest that the proposed architecture enables transmission and simultaneous visualization of large images, while it is efficient using resources and offering users proper response times.
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Germán Corredor, Marcela Iregui, Viviana Arias, and Eduardo Romero "Concurrent access to a virtual microscope using a web service oriented architecture", Proc. SPIE 8922, IX International Seminar on Medical Information Processing and Analysis, 89220T (19 November 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2035424
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KEYWORDS
Visualization

Microscopy

Web services

Image resolution

Microscopes

Databases

Image compression

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