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1 July 1992 Designing an IMAC system using TeraNet
In K. Mun, S. K. Hilal, M. C. Andrews, Rafael Gidron
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Abstract
Even though considerable progresses have been made with communication technology, one of the more difficult problems facing in installing a comprehensive clinically effective Image Management and Communication (IMAC) system for a hospital is the communication problem. Most existing systems are based on Ethernet or Token-ring net. Some of the newer systems are being installed using FDDL. All these systems have inherent problems like communication speed, control of bandwidth usage, or/and poor performance under heavy traffic. In order to overcome these difficulties, we are designing a complete IMAC system based on a novel network known as TeraNet, being developed at Center for Telecommunication Research, Columbia University.
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In K. Mun, S. K. Hilal, M. C. Andrews, and Rafael Gidron "Designing an IMAC system using TeraNet", Proc. SPIE 1654, Medical Imaging VI: PACS Design and Evaluation, (1 July 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.60257
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KEYWORDS
Telecommunications

Control systems

Networks

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