https://www.na-mic.org/w/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=Dissemination%3AEvents_Planning 2026-04-21T23:23:34Z Revision history for this page on the wiki MediaWiki 1.33.0 https://www.na-mic.org/w/index.php?title=Dissemination:Events_Planning&diff=3906&oldid=prev 2006-12-18T13:31:51Z

<p>Update from Wiki</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''DISCLAIMER: This page is currently just a set of thoughts I have on planning dissemination events. You are welcome to browse it but I expect it to change quite a bit over the next few days.''' ''' [[User:Tkapur|Tkapur]]'''<br /> <br /> &lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> == Core Members ==<br /> <br /> # Core 1 (Algorithms)<br /> ## MIT (Eric Grimson, Polina Golland)<br /> ## MGH (David Kennedy, Dave Tuch)<br /> ## U Utah (Ross Whitaker, Tom Fletcher)<br /> ## UNC (Guido Gerig, Martin Styner)<br /> ## GATech (Allen Tannenbaum)<br /> # Core 2 (Engineering)<br /> ## GE (Bill Lorensen)<br /> ## UCLA (Art Toga, TBD)<br /> ## UCSD (Mark Ellisman, Jeff Grethe)<br /> ## Kitware (Will Schroeder)<br /> ## Isomics (Steve Pieper)<br /> # Core 3 (DBP)<br /> ## Harvard (Martha Shenton, Sylvain Bouix)<br /> ## UCI (Steve Potkin, Yi Jin)<br /> ## Dartmouth (Andrew Saykin)<br /> ## U Toronto (James Kennedy, Fabio Macciardi)<br /> # Core 4 Service Core PI: William Schroeder, PhD - Kitware, Inc.<br /> # Core 5 Training Core PI: Randy Gollub, MD, PhD - MGH<br /> # Core 6 Dissemination Core PI: Steven Pieper, PhD - Isomics, Inc.<br /> # Core 7 Management Core PI: Stephen Wong, PhD - BWH<br /> <br /> == Order of Events = ==<br /> <br /> Target: complete core 1 &amp; 2 events by end of Jan, and all by end of Feb.<br /> <br /> # ITK training session(Dec)<br /> # Slicer training session (Dec/Jan?)<br /> # LONI Pipeline training session (Jan?)<br /> <br /> # GE, Kitware(Dec/Jan)<br /> # UNC, GATech, Utah (Jan)<br /> # UCLA, UCSD (need LONI pipeline documents, talk to Art about inclusion in V0 or V1)<br /> # Dartmouth, Harvard, UCI<br /> <br /> == Goal of Event ==<br /> <br /> # Meet with the NA-MIC team at each site in-person<br /> # Discuss the concept of the NA-MIC kit: the value proposition(software infrastructure/maintenance,painless access to other people's cutting edge results) the components of the current version kit, and a roadmap for the kit over the next 4 years. Use example to illustrate how to plug in .. (Raul's work?)<br /> # Ensure that the software developer(s) at each site have the resources needed to install the kit, and start developing applications in the NA-MIC environment<br /> # Reiterate the key concepts that are part of the &quot;core&quot; of NA-MIC<br /> ## an open source platform for medical image analysis<br /> ## a community of expert clinicians, scientists, and engineers available as a resource to all members<br /> ## strong commitment to communication between the clinical, algorithms, and engineering cores<br /> # Set up Matrix of options for &quot;menu&quot; at event: ITK (intro, advanced), Slicer (user, programmer,..) etc.<br /> <br /> &lt;br /&gt;<br /> <br /> == At All-hands Meeting ==<br /> <br /> # schedule a 2-3 hour follow up session with NAMIC developers at all-hands meeting</div>

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