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8 September 1993 Validation-driven modeling of a PACS database in a shared-file system environment
Emil Wirsz, Fred W. Prior, Dennis L. Wilson, Robert A. Glicksman
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Siemens Gammasonics and Loral Western Development Labs have conducted a series of discrete event simulation models to investigate and evaluate different design concepts of large picture archive and communication systems (PACS). The system model, the communication network model, and the workstation model were all initiated to be able to identify the most efficient system capable of supporting large, fully digital hospitals. Siemens and Loral have delivered the first systems. Continuing modeling activity explores opportunities to enhance the performance of the system by investigating new technologies, ideas and changes throughout the life cycle of the Siemens/Loral PACS. This paper describes the database modeling approach based on the validation of currently installed systems, the performance results, how to improve and tune the system under future data growth conditions with minimum costs, and how it fits in the overall Siemens/Loral Modeling Schema.
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Emil Wirsz, Fred W. Prior, Dennis L. Wilson, and Robert A. Glicksman "Validation-driven modeling of a PACS database in a shared-file system environment", Proc. SPIE 1899, Medical Imaging 1993: PACS Design and Evaluation, (8 September 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.152877
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KEYWORDS
Databases

Picture Archiving and Communication System

Systems modeling

IRIS Consortium

Data modeling

Telecommunications

Eye models

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