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XNAT Workshop 2010
The XNAT Workshop 2010 will be held from June 28 - 30.It will provide an opportunity for XNAT site administrators and developers to deepen their understanding of the XNAT system. The Workshop will begin with sessions focused on successfully deploying XNAT in a range of research environments and will proceed to sessions focused on customizing and extending XNAT and on building client applicatins that interface with XNAT. The workshop will be divided into didactic presentation, breakout discussion, and practical working time.
It will be located at the Connor Auditorium, Farrell Learning and Teaching Center (map)
Washington University School of Medicine
St. Louis, MO
Topics to look forward to:
- Installation and basic setup
- Best practices for multi-site studies and institutional deployments
- Tuning, optimization, and monitoring
- Integrating with DICOM devices (modalities, PACS, workstations)
- Customizing XNAT
- Creating XNAT pipelines
- Building XNAT clients
- Building new XNAT features / open source development
- Interfacing with external applications
- Gripe session
- Ad hoc breakout discussions
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A detailed agenda is coming soon.
Registration for the event is $100. Workshop materials and breakfast/lunch will be covered.
Please go here to register.
Hotel Options:
The Parkway Hotel: It's a 5 minute walk to the meeting. When making reservations, ask for the XNAT Workshop rate ($119).
The Chase Park Plaza: A nicer hotel. It's a 10 minute walk to the meeting.
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