IPW’11: Image Processing Workshop 2011
April 14–15th 2011
http://www.estrimont.ca/
Magog, Qc, Canada
Organizers:
- Nicolas Guizard (PhD Candidate): n.guizard at gmail.com
- Dr. D. Louis Collins: louis.collins at mcgill.ca
Attendees:
Program:
April 14th:
- 10h00: Reception (coffee, pastries…)
- 10h30: Image processing in multiple sclerosis (MS): the techniques, the projects and the future
- 12h30: Introduction to non-local estimators by Dr. Pierrick Coupé
- 13h00: Lunch
- 14h00: Image guided neurosurgery (IGNS): IBIS, Vessel segmentation
- 15h00: Image processing in Alzheimer’s disease: detection, classification, prediction of conversion
- 16h00: Coffee break
- 16h15: Free discussion
April 15th:
- Free discussion groups
Summary:
Image processing in multiple sclerosis (MS): the techniques, the projects and the future
- Preprocessing pipeline:
1) Skull-based registration by Dr. Vladimir Fonov (ie: spherical harmonic modelisation)
2) Longitudinal preprocessing: Intensity normalization (Dr. Daniel Garcia Lorenzo and Colm Elliot), brain masking (Dr. Simon Fristed Eskilden)…
3) Pipeline workflow: programing language: Python, Perl…
- Pediatric MS: deformation based morphometry (DBM) by Dr. Daniel Garcia Lorenzo
- 4D non-linear registration (Nicolas Guizard) regularization of the deformation field, finite element model
Image guided neurosurgery (IGNS): US, visualization, Vessel segmentation
- Visualization: Intracranial vascular malformations (IVM), evaluation of different rendering, fusion of microscopy and rendering (Marta Kersten), IBIS (Anka Kochanowska and Simon Drouin),GPU rendering (Simon Drouin)
- Ultrasound (US): tumor resection and calibration (Laurence Mercier), multislice to 3d registration (Dr. Hassan Rivaz), spine reconstruction and cadaver validation (Charles Yan)
- Future: simulation
Image processing in Alzheimer’s disease: detection, classification, prediction of conversion
- Brain masking: patch-based brain segmentation technique (Dr. Simon Fristed Eskilden)
- Hypocampus segmentation: patch-based label-fusion segmentation (Dr. Pierrick Coupé)