Slicer3:UIDesign:WorkingProblems:XNAT Desktop GUI Design - Revision history

Wjp at 18:50, 5 February 2010

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Design Sketches

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Summary

2010-01-05T05:39:38Z

Load versus Import & Save versus Export

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Design Sketches

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Summary

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Summary

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Concept Mapping for Presentation

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	= Design Sketches =		= Design Sketches =
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		+	==Initial Sketch based on OsiriX, created as touchstone for discussion ==
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		+	[[Image:SlicerXNDLayout_Draft2.png \| thumb \| 400px \| center ]]

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 * Condition the data model to be comparable to XNE, but present it in customizable way (Clinical or Informatics e.g. Subject <--> Patient)
 * Manage all types of data the Slicer supports.
 * In PACS-like data browser, provide three "views" of managed data:
 ** Subject-centric
 ** Study-centric
 ** Project-centric (shows resources and documents not associated with a single subject or study '''What will this look like?''')
 = Concept Mapping for Presentation =

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	= Load ''versus'' Import & Save ''versus'' Export =		= Load ''versus'' Import & Save ''versus'' Export =
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		+	= Browser Presentation Depending on Data Source =
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		+	== File Browser ==
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		+	== Data List/Tree ==
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		+	= Different Views of Data from Repository =
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		+	== Study-Centric Display ==
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		+	== Subject-Centric Display ==
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		+	== Project-Centric Display ==
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		+	= Parallel Import pathways for different data types & Data Sources =

	= Design Sketches =		= Design Sketches =

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	(Note: for Slicer native GUI, Ron doesn't want the user to be burdened by this hierarchy - wants instead to keep things maximally simple.)		(Note: for Slicer native GUI, Ron doesn't want the user to be burdened by this hierarchy - wants instead to keep things maximally simple.)
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		+	= Load ''versus'' Import & Save ''versus'' Export =

	= Design Sketches =		= Design Sketches =

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 * Launching of an image viewer on a particular study/series. I guess the primary case would be Slicer, and maybe also Osirix viewer or other DICOM viewers. - Is there a simple standard way to tell Slicer to open some files with an outside applicaton?
-'''(wjp)''' The goal is to provide a user interface and user experience similar to well-regarded PACS-like software including OsiriX and GE commercial offerings. There are a number of requirements this design must meet:
+'''(wjp)''' The goal is to provide a user interface and user experience similar to well-regarded PACS-like software including OsiriX and GE commercial offerings. There are a number of targets for the design:
 * Provide parallel user experience with Slicer's proposed native load/save GUI

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 * Include lightweight but powerful preview capability
 * Include thumbnail display where appropriate
-* Accommodate load/save to: File System, XNAT FileServer, other db, XNE instances, Research PACS.
+* Accommodate multiple data sources:
 * Condition the data model to be comparable to XNE, but present it in customizable way (Clinical or Informatics e.g. Subject <--> Patient)
 * Manage all types of data the Slicer supports.

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 = Concept Mapping for Presentation =
 {| border="1"
 |'''Clinical'''
-|'''XNAT'''
+|'''Research (XNAT schema)'''
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 |Project