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{multi-excerpt:name=AIM}AIM is the first project to propose and create a "standard" means of adding information and knowledge to an image in a clinical environment, so that in the future image content can be easily and automatically searched. AIM provides a solution to the following current imaging challenges: * No agreed upon syntax for annotation and markup * No agreed upon semantics to describe annotations * No standard format (for example, DICOM, XML, HL7) for annotations and markup The solutionAIM isproject madeincludes updevelopment of various components, including the: * The AIM Model andcaptures Toolkit,the AIMdescriptive Templateinformation Service,for AIMan Templateimage Builder, [AIM Data Service], and AIMwith user-generated graphical symbols placed on ClearCanvas®the Workstation.image Theinto AIM Model and Toolkit definesa single common descriptive elements for an image.information source. * The AIM Template Service is a web service application that makes it possible for you to upload (publish) and download AIM templates created using a caBIG® Annotation and Image Markup (AIM)an AIM tool such as AIM Template Builder. * The AIM Template Builder is a Java application that allows you to generate build templates that are compatible with the AIM Model. Templates are a set of well-defined questions and answer choices tothat facilitate collecting information thefor annotations and markup of an image in a XML document. The AIM Data Service then stores the XML documents in a database via caGrid. [AIM on ClearCanvas® Workstation|AIM on ClearCanvas Workstation Documentation] is a referenced implementation of the AIM model.a study. * The AIM Template Manager is a web application that was replaced by AIM Template Builder. * AIM on ClearCanvas Workstation is a referenced implementation of the AIM Model. AIM on ClearCanvas Workstation demonstrates how the AIM model and the AIM library can be applied in a real imaging diagnostic workstation. You can use AIM on ClearCanvas Workstation to create AIM XML documents and AIM DICOM SR objects that adhere to the AIM data model. You can also import a new AIM template XML document that represents a set of controlled questions and answers for each question. Typical users want to make simple and constrained annotations that are reproducible and consistent for the same kind of imaging study. {multi-excerpt} |
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