Paper Info
Title
Visualization in Health Grid Environments: A Novel Service and Business Approach
Abstract
Advanced visualization technologies are gaining major importance to allow presentation and manipulation of high dimensional data. Since new health technologies are constantly increasing in complexity, adequate information processing is required for diagnostics and treatment. Therefore, the German D-Grid initiative started to build visualization centers in 2008, which have recently been embedded into the existing compute and storage infrastructure. This paper describes an analysis of this infrastructure and the interplay with life science applications for 3D and 4D visualization and manipulation. Furthermore, the performance and business aspects regarding accounting, pricing and billing are investigated. The results show the viability and the opportunities for further optimization of this novel service approach and the possibilities for a sustainable business scenario.
Year
DOI
Venue
2009
10.1007/978-3-642-03864-8_12
GECON
Keywords
Field
DocType
business approach,advanced visualization technology,business aspect,visualization center,novel service,storage infrastructure,health grid environments,adequate information processing,sustainable business scenario,major importance,high dimensional data,german d-grid initiative,life science application,business model,information processing
Telemedicine,Data science,Artifact-centric business process model,Information processing,Health technology,Computer science,Visualization,Knowledge management,Sustainable business,Grid,Distributed computing
Conference
Volume
ISSN
Citations 
5745
0302-9743
3
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.66
9
14
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Frank Dickmann1168.21
Mathias Kaspar2163.05
Benjamin Lohnhardt362.17
Nick Kepper482.95
Fred Viezens5515.82
Frank Hertel6264.19
Michael Lesnussa761.55
Yassene Mohammed8638.43
Andreas Thiel994.26
Thomas Steinke1017815.49
Johannes Bernarding118316.30
Dagmar Krefting129914.27
Tobias A Knoch13618.01
Ulrich Sax146113.73