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d h dHadron Therapy Grid Prototype
Faustin Laurentiu RomanCERN / IFIC
faustin.roman@cern.ch
•Motivation• Project description• Outlook
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Intro…Intro…
The whole idea is to share information, not reinvent the wheel!
Prof. Manjit Dosanjh, PARTNER Course Feb. 2010
To model cancer is more difficult than solving Quantum Mechanics equations!To model cancer is more difficult than solving Quantum Mechanics equations!
Prof. Bleddyn Jones, PARTNER Course, CERN, Feb. 2010
... the problems of the health and social systems cannot be solved without H lth!eHealth!
Prof. Ramona Mayer, PARTNER Course, Valencia, June 2009
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Motivation
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Motivation
No software platform connecting people,information and research across the hadron therapycommunity in Europecommunity in Europe.
Needs:Needs:• Prove the efficacy of ion therapySt d di d t d f ti t i l• Standardize data on dose, fractions, terminology
• Model treatment outcomef l• Patient referral
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Information sharing…
• Paper
Information sharing…
• CDs
• Wikipediap
• BitTorrent…
• and Grids…
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“grids” ?!...grids ?!...
Coordinated resource sharing and problem solving in dynamic, multi‐institutional virtual organizations.
I. Foster et al, The Anatomy of the Grid, I. J. Supercomp. App., 15(3), 2001
Should be like…Power linesPower linesInternetS CSuperComputersLibraries
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PARTNER Work Package 22
E t bli h t t ll b ti id i t
PARTNER Work Package 22
Establish a prototype, collaborative grid environmentaround the emerging hadron therapy centers in Europe
• Identify set of services to be used collaboratively
• Compliant with the EU/Regional legislation
• Develop the prototype test‐bed
D t t G id dd d l• Demonstrate Grid added value
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D1. Existing ITC based medical collaborative infrastructures and applicationsusing it existing deficiencies and problems and expected added valueusing it, existing deficiencies and problems and expected added value
PARTNER Draft Architecture I
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See: https://espace.cern.ch/partnersite/workspace/faust/
Hadrontherapy Information Sharing Platform (HISP)(HISP)
Connect:Connect:• Users• Data sourcesbyy• Grid core• Security
GridMiddleware• Security
• Integrationl
PACS
DNA
• Portals• Interfaces HIS
PACS
Tissue
Physics
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Platform Infrastructure
Core services Security
• Authentication• Data management • Standard
Interfaces
• Authentication
• Authorization
• Rule based access
• Data management
• Metadata registry
• Data mining
• Standard
• HL7 compliant
• DICOM• Rule based access
• Anonymization
• Single‐sign‐on
• Data mining
• HPC availability
• Encrypted storage
• DICOM
• Interoperable
• Transparent to HISg g
• Protection Frameworks
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• SLA Negotiation
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• SOAP/REST?
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Outlook
G id iddl• Grid middleware• Security framework• Interface to data integration
Refs:Refs:• https://espace.cern.ch/partnersite/workspace/faust/• D. Abler, V. , V. Kanellopoulos, F. L. Roman, Future information sharing
in Hadron Therapy, Proc. Of Ws. ‘Physics for Health in Europe’, 2‐4 Feb. 2010, CERN, Geneva, CH http://indico.cern.ch/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=70767
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