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ready SICAS medical image repository

Abbreviation:SMIR

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The Sicas Medical Image Repository is a centralized storage system where the data such as Images, Segmentations, SSM can be used to build and shared statistical shape models. Dicom, ITK based images and statistical models in the statismo format can be stored on SMIR.

Homepage https://www.smir.ch

Developed in Switzerland

Created in 2011

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How to cite this record FAIRsharing.org: SMIR; SICAS medical image repository; DOI: https://doi.org/10.25504/FAIRsharing.vcmz9h; Last edited: Jan. 8, 2019, 1:21 p.m.; Last accessed: Feb 19 2019 11:21 a.m.


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General

blog https://blog.smir.ch
contact form https://tickets.smir.ch
support email support@smir.ch
online documentation https://docs.smir.ch

Additional Information

Contact Michael Kistler   ORCID

Tools
vsdConnect - Python library to connect to the SMIR API https://github.com/SICASFoundation/vsdConnect 0.8.1

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Applies to: Data use

Data Access

web interface https://www.smir.ch

REST Web Services

REST https://www.smir.ch/api


Publications

The Virtual Skeleton Database: An Open Access Repository for Biomedical Research and Collaboration

Kistler, Michael; Bonaretti, Serena; Pfahrer, Marcel; Niklaus, Roman; Büchler, Philippe
Journal of Medical Internet Research 2013

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