MGH-NA-MIC-2010-Kickoff

Back to 2010 Brainstorming

What

Planning the 3 year course:

DBP project (core)

• Quantify anatomic differences
• Delivered vs. planned comparison
• Delivered vs. adaptive comparison

DBP project (wishlist)

• IMRT vs. proton comparison

Engineering (core)

• Labelmap that can handle overlapping structures
• Visualization of RT dose (as isodose lines, with legend)
• Dose volume histograms
• MRML node for registration
• MRML node for patient demographics
• Better support for extensions

Engineering (wishlist)

• Editor enhancements
• Unevely spaced CT
• Vector field visualization

Algorithms (core)

• Interactive registration (landmark splines)
• Automatic segmentation (atlas-based)
• Automatic segmentation (model-based)
• Segmentation plugins for slicer

Algorithms (wishlist)

• Contour interpolation methods for segmentation
• Parameter-free registration
• Regularized B-splines
• B-splines with landmark constraints
• B-splines with surface constraints
• Pure surface registration
• Parallel optimization

Image data

• Limited data for adaptive RT project (currently 3-5 cases)
• More extensive data for automatic segmentation

Outreach

• Tutorial(s) on the wiki (2 already exist)
• User group meeting at AAPM
• Presentation at a DBP conference for year 2
  • AAPM (American Association for Physicists in Medicine http://www.aapm.org/) - late July / early August 2011 or 2012
  • ASTRO (American Society for Radiation Oncology; http://www.astro.org/) Sept 22-26, 2013
• Hands-on teaching event for the DBP scientific community for year 3

Other agenda items

• Regular meeting schedule
• Suggestions for engineer
• SVN access

Who

• DBP: Greg Sharp, Annie Chan, Engineer (TBN), George Chen, Ken Westover, Rui Li, Nadya Shusharina
• Algo: Polina Golland, Allen Tannenbaum, Ivan Kolesov
• Eng: Steve Pieper

When

Friday, November 12, 2010, 1-4pm.

Where

Goitein Conference Room, Francis H. Burr Proton Therapy Center, MGH Campus

The Goitein room is on the first floor of the Francis H. Burr Proton Therapy Center, immediately to your left at the far end of the inner lobby. There is an interactive map on the link below.

http://www.mgh.harvard.edu/visit/maps/massgeneral_main_campus.aspx