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** Key Investigators:
 
** Key Investigators:
 
** Brief Description:
 
** Brief Description:
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** Use: What kinds of queries will be important?
 
* NCIGT_Tumor_Resection (HK/AG)
 
* NCIGT_Tumor_Resection (HK/AG)
 
** Key Investigators:
 
** Key Investigators:
 
** Brief Description:
 
** Brief Description:
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** Use: What kinds of queries will be important?
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* NCIGT_Glioma_Resection (HK)
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** Key Investigators:
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** Brief Description: Intraoperative MRT brain only
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** Use: What kinds of queries will be important? sex,age,tumor size, tumor grade, tumor location (lobe)
 
* NCIGT_Prostate (HE/CT)
 
* NCIGT_Prostate (HE/CT)
 
** Key Investigators:
 
** Key Investigators:
 
** Brief Description:
 
** Brief Description:
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** Use: What kinds of queries will be important?
 
* NCIGT_Prostate_Fully_Segmented (HE/CT)
 
* NCIGT_Prostate_Fully_Segmented (HE/CT)
 
** Key Investigators:
 
** Key Investigators:
 
** Brief Description:
 
** Brief Description:
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** Use: What kinds of queries will be important?
 
* NCIGT_Brain_Biopsy (FT)
 
* NCIGT_Brain_Biopsy (FT)
 
** Key Investigators:
 
** Key Investigators:
 
** Brief Description:
 
** Brief Description:
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** Use: What kinds of queries will be important?
  
 
=Use-Case Goals=
 
=Use-Case Goals=
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'''Step 3. Disseminating & Sharing'''
 
'''Step 3. Disseminating & Sharing'''
 
* In addition to NCIGT mandate to share data, each effort listed above will have different requirements for being able to make data available to collaborating and other interested groups.
 
* In addition to NCIGT mandate to share data, each effort listed above will have different requirements for being able to make data available to collaborating and other interested groups.
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'''Step 4. Moving data from central.xnat.org to BWH instance of XNAT'''
  
 
=Outcome Metrics=
 
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==Current Data Management Process==
 
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==Target Data Management Process (Step 1.) Option A.==
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==Target Data Management Process (Step 1.) Option A. interactive upload using various tools and web gui ==
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* Create new project using web GUI
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See [[ CTSC_DataManagementWorkflow | here ]]
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* Manage project using web GUI: Configure settings to automatically place data into the archive (no pre-archive)
 
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* Create a subject template (download from web GUI)
 
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* Create a spreadsheet conforming to subject template
 
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* Run CLI Tool for batch anonymization (See here for HowTo:  http://nrg.wustl.edu/projects/DICOM/DicomBrowser/batch-anon.html)
 
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==Target Data Management Process (Step 1.) Option B. (web services API) '''CURRENTLY BEING TESTED!'''==
 
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'''1. Create new project on XNAT instance using web GUI'''
 
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* Manage project using web GUI: Configure settings to automatically place data into the archive (no pre-archive)
 
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'''2. Batch Anonymize
 
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*  Run CLI Tool for batch anonymization (See here for HowTo: http://nrg.wustl.edu/projects/DICOM/DicomBrowser/batch-anon.html)
 
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* Also See here for new (possibly buggy) command line options: http://nrg.wustl.edu/projects/DICOM/DicomBrowser-cli.html
 
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Write a script file with extension ''.das'', (DicomBrowser tool recognizes that suffix). The file maps a dicom tag ( two 16-bit hexadecimal numbers separated by a comma and surrounded by parentheses)
 
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A sample .das file that deletes Patient Address & Requesting Physician, preserves patient age and gender, and assigns new values to some tags:
 
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// DicomBrowser anonymization script
 
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// by Kevin Archie, karchie@npg.wustl.edu
 
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// is seems the study and series InstanceUID tags are needed  (0020,000D) (0020,000E)
 
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For next steps using web services, use curl or XNATRestClient (See here to '''download XNATRestClient''' in xnat_tools.zip from here: http://nrg.wikispaces.com/XNAT+REST+API+Usage)
 
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'''3. Authenticate''' with server and create new session; use the response as a sessionID ($JSessionID) to use in subsequent queries
 
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curl -d POST $XNE_Svr/REST/JSESSION -u $XNE_UserName:$XNE_Password
 
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XNATRestClient -host $XNE_Svr -u $XNE_UserName -p $XNE_Password -m POST -remote /REST/JSESSION
 
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'''4. Create subject'''
 
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  XNATRestClient -host $XNE_Svr -user_session $JSessionID -m PUT /REST/projects/$ProjectID/subjects/s0001
 
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'''4a. specify the demographics of a subject already created, or create with demographic specification'''
 
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xnat:subjectData/demographics[@xsi:type=xnat:demographicData]/gender = male
 
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xnat:subjectData/demographics[@xsi:type=xnat:demographicData]/handedness = left
 
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XNATRestClient -host $XNE_svr -user_session $JSessionID -m PUT -remote "/REST/projects/$ProjectID/subjects/s0001?xnat:subjectData/demographics[@xsi:type=xnat:demographicData]/gender=male&xnat:subjectData/demographics[@xsi:type=xnat:demographicData]/handedness=left"
 
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XNATRestClient -host $XNE_srv -user_session $JSessionID -m PUT -remote "/REST/projects/$ProjectID/subjects/s0002" - local ./$ProjectID_s0002.xml
 
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<xnat:Subject ID="s0002" project="$ProjectID" group="control" label="1" src="12"  xmlns:xnat="http://nrg.wustl.edu/xnat" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
 
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        <xnat:dob>1990-09-08</xnat:dob>
 
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        <xnat:gender>female</xnat:gender>
 
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        <xnat:handedness>right</xnat:handedness>
 
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        <xnat:education>12</xnat:education>
 
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        <xnat:race>12</xnat:race>
 
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        <xnat:ethnicity>12</xnat:ethnicity>
 
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        <xnat:weight>12.0</xnat:weight>
 
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        <xnat:height>12.0</xnat:height>
 
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XNATRestClient -host $XNE_Svr -user_session $JSessionID -m GET -remote /REST/projects/$ProjectID/subjects
 
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'''4.c Create experiments (collections of image data) you'd like to have for each subject'''
 
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XNATRestClient -host $XNE_Svr -user_session $JSessionID -m PUT -remote "/REST/projects/$ProjectID/subjects/$SubjectID/experiments/MRExperiment?xnat:mrSessionData/date=01/02/09"
 
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XNATRestClient -host $XNE_Svr -user_session $JSessionID -m PUT -remote "/REST/projects/$ProjectID/subjects/$SubjectID/experiments/CTExperiment1?xnat:ctSessionData/date=01/02/09"
 
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XNATRestClient -host $XNE_Svr -user_session $JSessionID -m PUT -remote "/REST/projects/$ProjectID/subjects/$SubjectID/experiments/PETExperiment1?xnat:petSessionData/date=01/02/09"
 
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'''4.d (optional check) Query the server to see what experiments have been created:'''
 
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XNATRestClient -host $XNE_Svr -user_session $JSessionID -m GET -remote /REST/projects/$ProjectID/subjects/s0001/experiments?format=xml
 
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'''5. Batch Anonymize ''' scan data
 
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* Run CLI Tool for batch anonymization (See here for HowTo:  http://nrg.wustl.edu/projects/DICOM/DicomBrowser/batch-anon.html)
 
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* Also See here for new (possibly buggy) command line options: http://nrg.wustl.edu/projects/DICOM/DicomBrowser-cli.html
 
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'''7. Create uris for scans, reconstructions and upload them.'''
 
  
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==Target Data Management Process (Step 1.) Option B. batch scripted upload via DICOM Server ==
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data. '''This will not translate any information in the DICOM header into metadata on the scan.'''
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==Target Data Management Process (Step 1.) Option C. batch scripted upload via web services==
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XNATRestClient -host $XNE_Svr -user_session $JSessionID -m PUT -remote "/REST/projects/$ProjectID/subjects/$SubjectID/experiments/$ExperimentID/scans/SCAN1?xnat:mrScanData/type=T1"
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See [[ CTSC_DataManagementWorkflow | here ]]
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XNATRestClient -host $XNE_Svr -user_session $JSessionID -m PUT -remote "/REST/projects/$ProjectID/subjects/$SubjectID/experiments/$ExperimentID/scans/SCAN1/files/1232132.dcm?format=DICOM&content=T1_RAW" -local /data/subject1/session1/RAW/SCAN1/1232132.dcm
 
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XNATRestClient -host $XNE_Svr -user_session $JSessionID -m PUT -remote "/REST/projects/$ProjectID/subjects/$SubjectID/experiments/$ExperimentID/scans/SCAN2?xnat:mrScanData/type=T2"
 
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//upload SCAN2 files...
 
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XNATRestClient -host $XNE_Svr -user_session $JSessionID -m PUT -remote "/REST/projects/$ProjectID/subjects/$SubjectID/experiments/$ExperimentID/scans/SCAN2/files/1232133.dcm?format=DICOM&content=T2_RAW" -local /data/subject1/session1/RAW/SCAN2/1232133.dcm
 
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XNATRestClient -host $XNE_Svr -user_session $JSessionID -m PUT -remote "/REST/projects/$ProjectID/subjects/$SubjectID/experiments/$ExperimentID/reconstructions/session1_recon_0343?xnat:reconstructedImageData/type=T1_RECON"
 
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//upload reconstruction 1 files...
 
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XNATRestClient -host $XNE_Svr -user_session $JSessionID -m PUT -remote "/REST/projects/$ProjectID/subjects/$SubjectID/experiments/$ExperimentID/reconstructions/session1_recon_0343/files/0343.nfti?format=NIFTI" -local /data/subject1/session1/RECON/T1_0343/0343.nfti
 
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XNATRestClient -host $XNE_Svr -user_session $JSessionID -m PUT -remote "/REST/projects/$ProjectID/subjects/$SubjectID/experiments/$ExperimentID/reconstructions/session1_recon_0344?xnat:reconstructedImageData/type=T2_RECON"
 
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XNATRestClient -host $XNE_Svr -user_session $JSessionID -m PUT -remote "/REST/projects/$ProjectID/subjects/$SubjectID/experiments/$ExperimentID/reconstructions/session1_recon_0344/files/0344.nfti?format=NIFTI" -local /data/subject1/session1/RECON/T1_0344/0344.nfti
 
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'''8. Confirm''' data is uploaded & represented properly with web GUI
 
  
 
==Target Query Formulation (Step 2.)==
 
==Target Query Formulation (Step 2.)==

Latest revision as of 20:26, 19 August 2009

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Mission

Mark Anderson at Surgical Planning and Channing labs currently manages data for many investigators, pulling data from PACS into the research environment. There is interest in setting up a parallel channel by which the data are also enrolled into an XNAT database and accessed from client, and comparing its ease of use with the existing infrastucture. To explore XNAT as a possible long-term informatics solution for the NCIGT project, Mark will be uploading retrospective data for a number of NCIGT efforts (and PIs):

  • NCIGT_Brain_Function (SS/AG)
    • Key Investigators:
    • Brief Description:
    • Use: What kinds of queries will be important?
  • NCIGT_Tumor_Resection (HK/AG)
    • Key Investigators:
    • Brief Description:
    • Use: What kinds of queries will be important?
  • NCIGT_Glioma_Resection (HK)
    • Key Investigators:
    • Brief Description: Intraoperative MRT brain only
    • Use: What kinds of queries will be important? sex,age,tumor size, tumor grade, tumor location (lobe)
  • NCIGT_Prostate (HE/CT)
    • Key Investigators:
    • Brief Description:
    • Use: What kinds of queries will be important?
  • NCIGT_Prostate_Fully_Segmented (HE/CT)
    • Key Investigators:
    • Brief Description:
    • Use: What kinds of queries will be important?
  • NCIGT_Brain_Biopsy (FT)
    • Key Investigators:
    • Brief Description:
    • Use: What kinds of queries will be important?

Use-Case Goals

Step 1. Data Management

  • Anonymize, apply DICOM metadata and upload retrospective datasets; confirm appropriate organization and naming scheme via web GUI.

Step 2. Query & Retrieval

  • Make specific queries using XNAT web services,
  • Download data conforming to specific naming convention and directory structure, using XNAT web services

Each effort listed above will have different requirements for being able to query, retrieve and use data collections. Brief description of how retrospective data will be used within the NCIGT is described below:

  • NCIGT_Brain_Function:
  • NCIGT_Tumor_Resection:
  • NCIGT_Prostate:
  • NCIGT_Prostate_Fully_Segmented:
  • NCIGT_Brain_Biopsy:

Step 3. Disseminating & Sharing

  • In addition to NCIGT mandate to share data, each effort listed above will have different requirements for being able to make data available to collaborating and other interested groups.

Step 4. Moving data from central.xnat.org to BWH instance of XNAT

Outcome Metrics

Step 1. Data Management

Step 2. Query & Retrieval

Step 3. Dissemination & Sharing

Fundamental Requirements

Participants

  • Mark Anderson
  • Tina Kapur

Data

Workflows

Current Data Management Process

Data on local disk.

Target Data Management Process (Step 1.) Option A. interactive upload using various tools and web gui

See here

Target Data Management Process (Step 1.) Option B. batch scripted upload via DICOM Server

See here

Target Data Management Process (Step 1.) Option C. batch scripted upload via web services

See here


Target Query Formulation (Step 2.)

Target Processing Workflow (Step 3.)

Other Information

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