Gimias Introduction

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GIMIAS Integrative Tool for Fast Prototyping of Medical Applications

Open source, standalone software platform for medical imaging processing and physiological modeling
Environment for biomedical image computing and simulation
Extensible framework for development of medical applications ready to be transferred in clinical environment
Extensible through the development of problem-specific plugins
Customizable through an application builder interface
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GIMIAS (Graphical Interface for Medical Image Analysis and Simulation)
www.gimias.org

Open Source (BSD license)
Developed in C++ Based on open source libraries
Cross-platform (MSW, Linux, MacOsX)
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GIMIAS (Graphical Interface for Medical Image Analysis and Simulation)
www.gimias.org

Community Building strategy:
Website: www.gimias.org
Open source (BSD license)
Support to registered users
Mailinglist
Workshops
Documentation
User Manual
Developers wiki
Video tutorials
Newsletter
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GIMIAS and its Community
TheCommunity in Numbers:
1142 downloads in thelast 5 months
Over60 registeredusertotheGimiasCommunity

GIMIAS

GIMIAS - Imaging
Visualization
Processing

GIMIAS - Signals and Data Retrieval
Signals
Data Retrieval

GIMIAS – PhysiologicalModelling
MeshManipulation
Post-processing
Multi-renderlibraries

GIMIAS - Applications
Extensibility
TavernaWorkflow Management
Visual ApplicationBuilder

Clinical Applications on GIMIAS

CDTEAM
@neurist
euHeart
VPH-NoE
CIBER-BBN VPHTk
MSV
Ricordo
VPH-Share
MySpine
cvREMOD
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Involvement in National and International projects

CTK (www.commontk.org)
OpenMaf (B3C, Bologna)
Cmgui (Auckland Bioengineering institute, New Zealand)
3D Slicer (NA-MIC, U.S.A)
Part of the VPH-Noe Toolkit
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GIMIAS Collaborations

http://www.gimias.org	252
http://cilab2.upf.edu	105
http://gimias.org	78
http://translate.googleusercontent.com	16
http://207.46.192.232	2
http://193.145.50.37	1

Gimias Introduction

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