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Computational Turbulent Incompressible Flow: Applied Mathematics: Body and Soul 4
Johan Hoffman Claes Johnson
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Computational Mathematics and Numerical Analysis; Engineering Fluid Dynamics; Classical Continuum Physics; Computational Science and Engineering; Mathematical Methods in Physics; Appl.Mathematics/Computational Methods of Engineering
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Tipo de recurso:
libros
ISBN impreso
978-3-540-46531-7
ISBN electrónico
978-3-540-46533-1
Editor responsable
Springer Nature
País de edición
Reino Unido
Fecha de publicación
2007
Información sobre derechos de publicación
© Springer Berlin Heidelberg 2007
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Compressible Euler in 3d
Johan Hoffman; Claes Johnson
MIGP () realizes information retrieval and integration in extensive distributed medical information systems, which adapts to the essential requirement for the development of healthcare information infrastructure. But the existing MIGPs, which are constructed mostly based on database middleware, are very difficult to guarantee local hospital data security and remote accessing legality. In this paper, a MIGP based on the WSRF-compliant HL7 () grid middleware is proposed, which aims to combine the existing HL7 protocol and grid technology to realize medical data and image retrieval through the communications and interoperations with different hospital information systems. We also design the architecture and bring forward a metadata-based scheduling mechanism for our grid platforms. At last, experimental MIGPs are constructed to evaluate the performance of our method.
Part VI - Loschmidt's Mystery | Pp. 369-373
EG2 for Compressible Flow
Johan Hoffman; Claes Johnson
MIGP () realizes information retrieval and integration in extensive distributed medical information systems, which adapts to the essential requirement for the development of healthcare information infrastructure. But the existing MIGPs, which are constructed mostly based on database middleware, are very difficult to guarantee local hospital data security and remote accessing legality. In this paper, a MIGP based on the WSRF-compliant HL7 () grid middleware is proposed, which aims to combine the existing HL7 protocol and grid technology to realize medical data and image retrieval through the communications and interoperations with different hospital information systems. We also design the architecture and bring forward a metadata-based scheduling mechanism for our grid platforms. At last, experimental MIGPs are constructed to evaluate the performance of our method.
Part VI - Loschmidt's Mystery | Pp. 375-376
Philosophy of EG2
Johan Hoffman; Claes Johnson
MIGP () realizes information retrieval and integration in extensive distributed medical information systems, which adapts to the essential requirement for the development of healthcare information infrastructure. But the existing MIGPs, which are constructed mostly based on database middleware, are very difficult to guarantee local hospital data security and remote accessing legality. In this paper, a MIGP based on the WSRF-compliant HL7 () grid middleware is proposed, which aims to combine the existing HL7 protocol and grid technology to realize medical data and image retrieval through the communications and interoperations with different hospital information systems. We also design the architecture and bring forward a metadata-based scheduling mechanism for our grid platforms. At last, experimental MIGPs are constructed to evaluate the performance of our method.
Part VI - Loschmidt's Mystery | Pp. 377-382
Does God Really Play Dice?
Johan Hoffman; Claes Johnson
MIGP () realizes information retrieval and integration in extensive distributed medical information systems, which adapts to the essential requirement for the development of healthcare information infrastructure. But the existing MIGPs, which are constructed mostly based on database middleware, are very difficult to guarantee local hospital data security and remote accessing legality. In this paper, a MIGP based on the WSRF-compliant HL7 () grid middleware is proposed, which aims to combine the existing HL7 protocol and grid technology to realize medical data and image retrieval through the communications and interoperations with different hospital information systems. We also design the architecture and bring forward a metadata-based scheduling mechanism for our grid platforms. At last, experimental MIGPs are constructed to evaluate the performance of our method.
Part VI - Loschmidt's Mystery | Pp. 383-387