Title :
Managed codes for bioimaging on ASP.NET
Author :
Kuleesha ; Feng, Lin
Author_Institution :
Sch. of Comput. Eng., Nanyang Technol. Univ., Singapore, Singapore
fDate :
Nov. 29 2011-Dec. 1 2011
Abstract :
We present a demonstrating Web application for biomedical imaging and visualization, addressing its capability of implementing comprehensive image processing algorithms at the server side where proprietary datasets reside and direct access to them by client-side applications is restricted. The main technical challenge is to make the functionality of the dedicated imaging and visualization programs (usually compiled from a native programming language such as C++) publicly available via a Web based interface. Accessing information of the original image data and algorithmic details should be hidden, thus scripts executed by the webpage browser should be avoided. In this regard, we propose a solution based on the ASP.NET framework. Managed codes in C# are developed for Web controls, server-side GUI and relational database management; whereas unmanaged server-dependent imaging programs are invoked from within the managed programs. The advantages of such a Web application include (a) high security of the proprietary data which is always a primary consideration in deployment of a networked system, (b) thin-client strategy in which heavy computing tasks are completed on the dedicated server with high-performance hardware, and (c) less demand for network bandwidth as only the rendering results instead of multiple high-dimensional datasets need to be transferred. The proposed approach is believed to be beneficial for building the Web-based Laboratory Information System (LIS) and Radiology Information System (RIS).
Keywords :
C++ language; Internet; file servers; graphical user interfaces; image coding; medical image processing; medical information systems; radiology; relational databases; security of data; ASP.NET framework; C#; C++ programming language; RIS; Web based interface; Web control; Web-based LIS; Web-based laboratory information system; biomedical imaging code; client-side application; image processing algorithm; multiple high-dimensional dataset transfer; proprietary data security; radiology information system; relational database management; server-side GUI; thin-client strategy; unmanaged server-dependent imaging program; visualization program; webpage browser execution;
Conference_Titel :
Computer Sciences and Convergence Information Technology (ICCIT), 2011 6th International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Seogwipo
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4577-0472-7