&lt;title&gt;Full PACS installation in Seoul National University Hospital, Korea&lt;/title&gt;

Lim, Hyun-Woo; Kim, DongOok; Ahn, Jiyun; Lee, DongHyuk; Lee, JinHyung; Park, HeeJung; Kim, JongHyo; Han, Jungu

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“… 448 Multiple papers reviewed PACS evolution, industry, status, along with a cost assessment of PACS in Korea. 449 – 453 A web-based image archive was described 454 as was an archive upgrade and clinical migration experience, 455 now becoming necessary as early PACS installations outgrew their storage volumes and technology obsolesced. Financial and workflow analyses 456 and the difficulty of automating efficient hanging protocols for radiology workstations 457 were detailed.…”

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SPIE Medical Imaging 50th anniversary: history of the Picture Archiving and Communication Systems Conference

Andriole

2022

J. Med. Imag.

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SPIE Medical Imaging 50th anniversary: history of the Picture Archiving and Communication Systems Conference

Andriole

2022

J. Med. Imag.

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“…Mt. Hallasan has a representative large-scale population of Korean fir, with a total area of 757 ha [8]. The mean age of A. koreana in Yeongsil, Bangaeoreum, and Jindallaebat is estimated to be 73, 58, and 70 years, respectively [16].…”

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“…Deogyusan [7]. It is a representative coniferous species that is commonly distributed in the sub-alpine region above 1300 m altitude [8]. The species has conservation value and is recognized as vulnerable to climate change.…”

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“…However, owing to growth decline, climate change, and other factors, the distribution of A. koreana on Mt. Hallasan has declined by 15.2% in 10 years since 2006; according to a survey conducted in 2017-2018, the incidence of dead trees was 28.2% [8,15]. Additionally, it has become difficult to regenerate the natural A. koreana forest because of damage to pinecones caused by insect pests and climate change in the habitat [16,17].…”

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Selection of Restoration Material for Abies koreana Based on Its Genetic Diversity on Mt. Hallasan

Chae

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Kim

2021

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The restoration of damaged or disrupted forests with genetically appropriate restoration planting material that can adapt to future environmental conditions will ensure the conservation of forest genetic resources. Abies koreana is endemic to the Republic of Korea, with declining populations under current environmental changes. In this study, we examined the genetic diversity of its largest population growing on Mt. Hallasan to determine the sampling size of planting material from the population that will ensure 95% coverage of alleles in the population. We evaluated the genetic diversity and spatial genetic structure of three subpopulations of A. koreana on Mt. Hallasan. A total of 456 samples were evaluated using 10 microsatellites. The observed heterozygosity and expected heterozygosity were 0.538 and 0.614 at the population level, respectively. The differences among the subpopulations accounted for 4% of the total variance. Intervals between individuals of the sample to be extracted were based on the two-target distance (5 and 10 m) inferred from the spatial genetic structure. Through random sampling methods considering the target distance, we showed that genetic diversity can be captured by obtaining at least 35 individuals in the population of A. koreana on Mt. Hallasan.

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“…Casos semelhantes a estes passaram a ser discutidos e implantados em diversas cidades, como: na Suécia [30], Irlanda [30], Canadá [43], Espanha [31][44], Dinamarca [45], Chile [46], Estados Unidos [47][48] [49][50], Holanda [51], Inglaterra [52], Tanzânia [52], Coréia [53][54] [55], inclusive no Brasil [8][40][56] [57].…”

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Democratização do acesso à banda larga no Brasil pela construção da infovia municipal

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In a global society, access to education and to information and communication technologies (ICT) is a fundamental factor for expanding citizenship and fighting poverty.According to this scenario, democratization of broadband in Brazil is a sine qua non condition for promoting people's access to ICT and education in order to reduce social inequalities in the country. This work analyze on the current technical, legal, and economical aspects of Internet universalization and its application on the Brazilian telecommunications sector.The main objective of this thesis is to propose changes in the public policy and Brazilian regulatory framework in order to create the conditions to allow municipalities create their own public telecommunications network (Municipal Information Highway) for democratizing broadband access to Brazilian citizens.The proposals discussed in this thesis show strategies to allocate frequencies in the Brazilian radio spectrum to be used in the Municipal Information Highway, allowing citizens access Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) with high quality and lower costs.

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SPIE Medical Imaging 50th anniversary: history of the Picture Archiving and Communication Systems Conference

SPIE Medical Imaging 50th anniversary: history of the Picture Archiving and Communication Systems Conference

Selection of Restoration Material for Abies koreana Based on Its Genetic Diversity on Mt. Hallasan

Democratização do acesso à banda larga no Brasil pela construção da infovia municipal

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