Computer Software Support

$313,569P01FY2014CANIH

University Of Michigan At Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor MI

Investigators

Marc Lewis Kesslercontact Theodore S Lawrence

Linked publications & trials

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Abstract

PROJECT SUMMARY (See instructions): The goal of Core D is to provide coherent, comprehensive and cost effective computer software support for all the projects and the other cores. The major areas of support include data management across multiple systems, specialized algorithms and applications for data processing, integration and visualization and sophisticated tools for decision support. Project 1 will investigate individualization of treatments for brain and head/neck cancers and Project 2 will investigate individualized dose escalation in volume-effect organs. These studies will involve acquisition of considerable patient specific imaging and clinical response data for the new comprehensive data management framework developed for Project 4. Core D will implement the data management and clinical applications needed to manage and analyze these data that provide the essential feedback for adaptive planning. Project 3 will investigate methods for acquisition, reconstruction and analysis of physiological imaging data. Core D will implement many of the sophisticated data processing and integration algorithms proposed in that project. As many of these algorithms involve specialized image processing, much of this work will be carried out in close collaboration, with Core C. Project 4 involves the development of a new comprehensive data framework that will allow accumulation and integration of patient specific data acquired prior to, during, and after treatment. These diverse data include anatomic and physiological imaging information, clinical findings, estimates of delivered dose and bookkeeping for different strategies or study protocols. The new framework will be integrated with our treatment plan optimization system to form a comprehensive platform for adaptive, patient-specific, treatment design and evaluation management. Project 4 will provide the requirement specifications and use-cases for the new data framework and software developers in Core D will create, test and manage these necessary modules.

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