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'''Agenda'''
  
Chris reports status on installing system at MGH, Children's, BWH.
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* mi2b2 installation update
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== Harvard Catalyst Medical Informatics group Meeting Minutes June 8, 2010 ==
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In attendance:
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* Shawn Murphy
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* Bill Wang
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* Cynthia Lee (newest mi2b2 programmer/designer who will be working on UI for our project)
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* Steve Pieper
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* Yong Gao
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* Chris Herrick
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* Wendy Plesniack
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* Darren Sack
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* Charles McGow
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* Valerie Humblet
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* Jesse Wei
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* Mark Anderson (by phone)
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== Meeting Minutes ==
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*'''mi2b2 STAR-D installation site update:'''   
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** Able to retrieve image to middle layer, upload to file repository --
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** next phase: taking user interface design and working logic into that new design.
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** talked with Mike Darcy at USC about what they're doing. They are using dcm4chee as a caching mechanism -- problem is that there is no delete command for dcm4chee... (but this exists on the console, so Steve, Chris feel this functionality must be there somewhere?)

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Agenda

  • mi2b2 installation update


Harvard Catalyst Medical Informatics group Meeting Minutes June 8, 2010

In attendance:

  • Shawn Murphy
  • Bill Wang
  • Cynthia Lee (newest mi2b2 programmer/designer who will be working on UI for our project)
  • Steve Pieper
  • Yong Gao
  • Chris Herrick
  • Wendy Plesniack
  • Darren Sack
  • Charles McGow
  • Valerie Humblet
  • Jesse Wei
  • Mark Anderson (by phone)


Meeting Minutes


  • mi2b2 STAR-D installation site update:
    • Able to retrieve image to middle layer, upload to file repository --
    • next phase: taking user interface design and working logic into that new design.
    • talked with Mike Darcy at USC about what they're doing. They are using dcm4chee as a caching mechanism -- problem is that there is no delete command for dcm4chee... (but this exists on the console, so Steve, Chris feel this functionality must be there somewhere?)