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Digital technologies serve the smart hospital Digital technologies and systems based on this technology have influenced different aspects of our lives. It seems like every place and every category in which the trace of digital technology is not found is alien to today's world and modern life. One of the areas where digital technology has seen significant progress is health and treatment. The use of digital-based systems and systems and tools that bring smart intelligence to themselves has an effective role in improving the diagnosis and treatment of various diseases; So, perhaps, given the fact that the medical staff and patients have found the necessary readiness to welcome technology, it is no longer time for hospitals to be equipped with digital systems. The presence of digital technologies in future hospitals is undoubtedly a promising entry into a new era in the field of medical and medical care. Application of RFID tags in hospital intelligence In a smart hospital, as soon as the patient goes to the hospital admission, the necessary preparations for patient admission and treatment are provided using an RFID tag. In the form of a bracelet, the patient is under the control and care of all parts of the health center. Unlike the usual hospitals in this hospital, wires and cables that seem to be an integral part of medical equipment, as well as paperwork and even radiology films that have long been used to diagnose illnesses, You will not find any addresses. Most cases and affairs of patients are from admission to hospital and diagnosis and treatment through robotics staff without the need for frequent follow-ups. Diagnosis, examination and treatment in the Intelligent Hospital Diagnosis, shooting, performing diagnostic tests and even performing surgery is also subject to the use of computer equipment. All medical information and medical examination results will be sent to the patient's specialist tablet. Also, using computer systems, counseling is provided to Teacher's clinic to determine the type of disease and how it is treated. Since studies have shown that the use of natural light can play an important role in improving patients' health, all rooms in this hospital use natural light for lighting. The use of smartphones and tablets makes it possible for practitioners to have a virtual presence in different parts of the hospital at any time of the day, and the doctor can prescribe his medications through barcodes that are installed on medications. It keeps an overview of everything that is responsible for doing it. All hospital rooms are equipped with computer communication terminals that communicate through cloud computing systems. All information is from the diagnosis of the disease to the physician's advice to the nurse's station and the prescription of the medicine electronically.
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Hi BrianK, ArcGIS doesn’t read all of the PDS IMG format data. Some may work and some may not. GDAL is a standard application for changing formats for PDS IMG data. http://www.gdal.org/ (general information and the link to download) http://www.gdal.org/gdal_translate.html (basic GDAL commands) I used Gdal to translate this PDS IMG data product to a Geotif image. Since the MAP_SCALE field has value of "N/A" in the product label, Gdal cannot recognize the pixel size for this data product and cannot make a successful format change for this data product. The data product label actually defined a real value for the field MAP_RESOLUTION. Based on this value and other parameters in the label, there are two ways to calculate the MAP_SCALE at equator for SIMPLE CYLINDRICAL projection. Both way get the same result of 3704.461337 <m/pix>. A_AXIS_RADIUS = 3396.0 <km> LINE_SAMPLES = 5760 MAP_RESOLUTION = 16 <pix/deg> 1) MAP_SCALE = 1/180*pi* RADIUS/ MAP_RESOLUTION 2) MAP_SCALE = 2*pi* RADIUS/ LINE_SAMPLES I used this number to update the MAP_SCALE field in the data product label, then ran gdal commands below to view the information of this data and do format translate from PDS IMG to Geotif. You can later load this Geotif into ArcGIS. Gdalinfo D:\test\data\mro_rss\ggmro_120_anom_100.lbl Gdal_translate -of GTiff D:\test\data\mro_rss\ggmro_120_anom_100.lbl D:\test\data\mro_rss\ggmro_120_anom_100.tif Feel free to let me know if you need more help. Thanks, June
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April 15th, 2019 Release 11 of MRO CRISM MTRDR (Map-projected Targeted Reduced Data Record), TER (Targeted Empirical Record), and TRDR (Targeted Reduced Data Record) browse and extras data has been loaded into ODE. This release fills in data from 2006_343 through 2008_039. See https://wufs.wustl.edu/ode/odeholdings/Mars_holdings.html for more information. - Earlier
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Hi, I am trying to load .img data from mro-m-rss-5-sdp-v1/mrors_1xxx/data/rsdmap/ into a Win 10 /ArcGIS 10.5 environment. I have been treating these data e.g. http://pds-geosciences.wustl.edu/mro/mro-m-rss-5-sdp-v1/mrors_1xxx/data/rsdmap/ggmro_120_anom_100.img as img files and keep getting the message "file corrupt" when I try to mount them. I have used a selection of analysis tools to try and find why these files are not loading. Any suggestions welcome please
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Hi Raj Patel, Thank you for contacting us about your question. First, I confirmed there are no .QUB files in the THEMIS IRBTR (Infrared Brightness Temperature Record) data set. Newer versions of GDAL support the conversion of a .QUB file type into GeoTiff (.tif). Here is an example of the command: Gdal_translate -of GTiff D:\test\data\I00818001RDR.QUB D:\test\data\I00818001RDR.tif The first link on the following FAQ describes the tools ASU's Mars Space Flight Facility recommends for opening THEMIS images. http://viewer.mars.asu.edu/faq#t6n18 Let me know if you have further questions. Best wishes, Dan
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This is the eleventh release of CRISM MTRDR and TER data products. In addition, the volumes MROCR_2101 and MROCR_2102 are updated with new TRDR browse and extras data products.
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Hello, I downloaded IRBTR dataset of THEMIS instrument which come up with .QUB files, Is GDAL package helpful to convert .QUB file into .IMG? Thanking you. Sincerely, Raj Patel
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April 8th, 2019 Updated Diviner RDR query tool database from July 5th, 2009 to December 15th, 2018.
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April 6, 2019 – MRO HiRISE Updates - HiRISE EDR, RDR, DTM and Anaglyph data products released through March 2, 2019 (Orbit 59,099) See https://wufs.wustl.edu/ode/odeholdings/Mars_holdings.html
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April 5th, 2019 - Mars Odyssey Release 67 Data Updates Loaded NS and HEND raw and derived data into ODE through September 30th, 2018 Updated THEMIS standard data products (IREDR, IRRDR, IRBTR, VISEDR, VISRDR and VISABR data) from February 19th, 2002 to September 5th, 2018 Updated THEMIS geometry data products (IRGEO2, IRPBT2, VGEO2, and VISALB data) from September 28th, 2013 to September 5th, 2018 See https://wufs.wustl.edu/ode/odeholdings/Mars_holdings.html.
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Mars Odyssey Release 67 includes new GRS data. The new Raw data (EDR), Derived Neutron Data (DND), and Derived HEND Data (DHD) products cover the period July 1 through September 30, 2018. The new Averaged Neutron Data (AND) products cover the period July 13 to September 23, 2018, which is Ls=210 to 255 in Odyssey mapping year 09. The new Averaged HEND Data (AHD) products cover the period June 18 to September 23, 2018, which is Ls=195 to 255 in Odyssey mapping year 09. The data are online at the PDS Geosciences Node at http://pds-geosciences.wustl.edu/missions/odyssey/grs.html.
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March 26th, 2019 - Updated MRO SHARAD EDR products from December 6th, 2006 to August 18th, 2018 (orbits through 56538)
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March 19th, 2019 - LRO Release 37 has been loaded into ODE. Updated LOLA EDR products from June 18th, 2009 to January 3rd, 2019 Updated LOLA RDR products from July 13th, 2009 to January 3rd, 2019 Updated LAMP EDR and RDR products from July 6th, 2009 to December 15th, 2018 Updated LEND EDR_SCI, EDR_HK, RDR_RSCI, and RDR_CHK products from June 18th, 2009 to December 14th, 2018 Updated LEND RDR_DLD and RDR_DLX products from June 27th, 2009 to September 14th, 2018 Updated Diviner EDR and RDR products from July 5th, 2009 to December 15th, 2018 Updated Mini-RF Bistatic data products (EDR, RDR, and DDR) from April 6th, 2011 to May 30th, 2018 Updated LROC EDR, CDR and RDR products from June 30th, 2009 to December 15th, 2018 Updated LOLA RDR query tool database from July 13th, 2009 to January 3rd, 2019 In Progress Diviner RDR query tool database from July 5th, 2009 to December 15th, 2018 Please see ODE Lunar Holdings - https://wufs.wustl.edu/ode/odeholdings/Moon_holdings.html
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The sol 1627 sequence does have 112 thumbnail video frames (product type "K"). Unfortunately, the command sequence did not include a request for full-resolution frames to match. Note that the 10 K-type products you see for sol 1627 are really the two "XXXX" images and the eight derived images (four from each) that include a variety of color correction, linearization, and other techniques applied. The four Mastcam derived image types (also called processing codes) are DRXX, DRCV, DRLX, and DRCL. You can read about them in the data product SIS (Software Interface Specification). In the Notebook, click on the Resource tab, then choose "View documents". Select Mastcam and scroll down to the document titled "MSL_MMM_EDR_RDR_DPSIS.PDF". Only a handful of sols have full-resolution (or higher-resolution) Mastcam movie sequences. Through the current data release, the sols are: Type K, sols 351, 363, 368, 713, 1032, 1627, 1668, 1692, 1693, 1972 Type L, sols 363, 368, 369, 650, 713, 1032 Type M, sols 284, 284, 289, 351, 1625 The K-type sequences generally have the fewest frames per sequence. Some sols have multiple sequences. You can find the images in the Notebook from the Search > Data form. Enter the sol, instrument, and product type, and also put the processing code "DRCX" in the Product ID box. This will restrict the number of images that are returned. PS. Nice video. I'd like to see what you get from higher-res images.
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Here's the deal: I'm trying to download these images from a video sequence, but i can only see 10 which are K type full-res (1600x1200) images, and the rest are jpeg 444 thumbnails (96x80). In the label file i can see the video was requested for 112 frames with 3 second interval. I would like to see the entire sequence in full resolution; is this because the raw transmission was made in thumbnails or is there any way i can see the full resolution images? This is my best attempt at compiling it into a video: https://streamable.com/7nak5 You can see there are a couple high resolution images amongst the potato quality footage
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Release 20 from the Mars Science Laboratory (Curiosity) mission includes new data for APXS, ChemCam, CheMin, DAN, and SAM. The data are online at pds-geosciences.wustl.edu/missions/msl.
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Release 37 of Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter data is now online at the Geosciences Node. This release includes new data acquired between September 15, 2018, and December 14, 2018, for most data sets. Data can be reached from the Geosciences Node LRO page. The Lunar Orbital Data Explorer allows searching and downloading of LRO data.
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March 8th, 2019 - Updated SHARAD Radargram data products released through August 15th, 2018 (orbits through 56499)
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Thanks Dan. Will surely visit the PDS booth at LPSC. Regards Deepak
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March 4th, 2019 - MRO Release 48 Loaded into ODE. - Updated MRO CRISM EDR and CDR products from September 27th, 2006 to October 15th, 2018 - Updated MRO CRISM DDR products from September 27th, 2006 to October 15th, 2018 - Updated MRO CRISM TRDR products from September 27th, 2006 to October 15th, 2018 - Updated MRO raw gravity data products released through August 8th, 2018 - Updated MRO MCS EDR, RDR and DDR products from September 15th, 2006 to October 15th, 2018 - Updated MRO CTX EDR products from August 30th, 2006 to August 31st, 2018 - Updated MRO HiRISE EDR, RDR, anaglyph and DTM products released through February 3rd (Orbit 58699), 2019 - SHARAD EDRs and radargrams are delayed and will be loaded into ODE as soon as they are released. Please see ODE Mars Holdings – https://wufs.wustl.edu/ode/odeholdings/Mars_holdings.html
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Release 48 from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter mission includes new data for CRISM and Gravity / Radio Science. The data are online at pds-geosciences.wustl.edu/missions/mro. SHARAD data are delayed and will be posted as soon as they are available.
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Hi Deepak, Thank you for the valuable suggestions and feedback. Our staff will be discussing these suggestions over the next couple of weeks to determine our current capabilities and prioritizing future ODE updates. I will be able to provide you with more details after these discussions occur. Also, we will have a booth at LPSC where your presentation ideas can be discussed. Please stop by the PDS booth during LPSC. Best wishes, Dan
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Hi, I was trying to search for LROC Wide Angle Camera Color data: "Calibrated Data Record Wide Angle Camera - Color (CDRWAC)" for a region of interest. The search returned 947 files. I tried searching for ways to either filter out data or sort it in a way that I don't have to go through each record. However, other than basic options such as by Mission, Instrument, Product ID and Observation Parameters, there were not a whole lot of options. I wish to share a few suggestions that I could think of, that might help: a) Sorting by coverage: While there were some data covering very small parts of the region of interest (ROI), there were others covering large parts of ROI. b) Sorting by spatial resolution: I could not locate if all the data were acquired with same spatial resolution. If not, that could be another possibility. c) Sorting by Data Size d) Artificial Intelligence (AI) assisted solutions: Not sure if it sounds far fetched but there could be simple routines that can be prepared to offer an 'optimized download solution' if the user desires. For example, in my case, an algorithm could be implemented using 'data with minimum size and maximum coverage of ROI' or 'data with highest resolution for ROI' or 'data clustered on the basis of same resolution and geographic proximity to provide set of data with seamless coverage'. Lastly, at conferences like Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (LPSC), it would be great to have 30-45 min workshops at your booth on: a) Solutions to most commonly asked questions by planetary community (viz. opening PDS data into ENVI) b) New Data products from Recent Missions c) Useful tools for handling planetary data Hope to hear back your thoughts. Best Wishes Deepak
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February 18, 2019 – MRO HiRISE Updates - HiRISE EDR, RDR, DTM and Anaglyph data products released through December 28, 2018 (Orbit 58,299) See https://wufs.wustl.edu/ode/odeholdings/Mars_holdings.html
