TY - GEN
T1 - Usability of PETSIRD, the PET Raw Data open format of the Emission Tomography Standardization Initiative (ETSI): results from ETSI’ s first hackathon
AU - Karakatsanis, Nicolas
AU - Atkinson, David
AU - Buscaron, Camilo
AU - Cheng, Ju-Chieh Kevin
AU - Coussat, Aurélien
AU - Deidda, Daniel
AU - Efthimiou, Nikos
AU - Elmoujarkach, Ezzat
AU - Goncharov, Fedor
AU - Han, Fang
AU - Hansen, Michael
AU - Jehl, Markus
AU - Jurjew, Nicole
AU - Kesner, Adam
AU - Lennie, Eve
AU - McFarland, Aaron
AU - Nuyts, Johan
AU - Polson, Luke
AU - Rahmim, Arman
AU - Reimers, Erik
AU - Schramm, Georg
AU - Singh, Imraj
AU - Soultanidis, Georgios
AU - Spangler-Bickell, Matthew
AU - Stairs, John
AU - Stute, Simon
AU - Toussaint, Maxime
AU - Twyman, Robert
AU - Vo, Hong Phuc
AU - Wells, R. Glenn
AU - Thielemans, Kris
PY - 2024
Y1 - 2024
N2 - With the advent of Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scanners of increasingly higher sensitivity alongside the evolving capacity of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to support Nuclear Medicine, the opportunity for accessing high fidelity information through standardized PET raw data has become apparent. The Emission Tomography Standardization Initiative (ETSI) was founded in 2022 from an international consortium of nuclear medicine experts to define open, extendable, standardized and vendor-agnostic formats of emission tomography raw data. Currently, the initiative focuses on developing the PET ETSI Raw Data (PETSIRD) list-mode format comprised of (i) data elements (e.g. coincidence events, geometry, correction factors, etc.), (ii) a container describing the element’s structure and the protocols for access, storage and transfer using Microsoft Research YARDL meta-language, and (iii) a use-cases software library. We report on the progress of developing use-case applications for generating, accessing and processing PETSIRD data.
AB - With the advent of Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scanners of increasingly higher sensitivity alongside the evolving capacity of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to support Nuclear Medicine, the opportunity for accessing high fidelity information through standardized PET raw data has become apparent. The Emission Tomography Standardization Initiative (ETSI) was founded in 2022 from an international consortium of nuclear medicine experts to define open, extendable, standardized and vendor-agnostic formats of emission tomography raw data. Currently, the initiative focuses on developing the PET ETSI Raw Data (PETSIRD) list-mode format comprised of (i) data elements (e.g. coincidence events, geometry, correction factors, etc.), (ii) a container describing the element’s structure and the protocols for access, storage and transfer using Microsoft Research YARDL meta-language, and (iii) a use-cases software library. We report on the progress of developing use-case applications for generating, accessing and processing PETSIRD data.
M3 - Other
PB - Soc Nuclear Med
ER -
