Extending XNAT towards a cloud-based quality assessment platform for retinal optical coherence tomographies

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Neuroscientific research is increasingly based on image analysis methods. Among them, optical coherence tomog- raphy (OCT) allows for non-invasive visualisation of anatomical structures on a micrometer scale. The platform presented in this paper is designed for automatic quality assessment of retinal OCTs. It extends the image management platform XNAT by services to calculate and store quality measures. It is also extensible regarding new quality measure algorithms, allowing the developer to upload, compile and test code for the system's architecture. The processing tools are provided as a cloud-based service employing OpenStack. Different approaches using fully equipped virtual machines and Docker containers are investigated and compared regarding security and performance aspects.

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Jansen, C., Beier, M., Witt, M., Wu, J., & Krefting, D. (2015). Extending XNAT towards a cloud-based quality assessment platform for retinal optical coherence tomographies. Scalable Computing, 16(1), 85–101. https://doi.org/10.12694/scpe.v16i1.1062

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