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Integrated software environment for all medical purposes based on Debian GNU/Linux (2010)
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@MISC{Med10integratedsoftware,
author = {Debian Med and Andreas Tille and Steffen Möller and Michael Hanke and Yaroslav Halchenko},
title = {Integrated software environment for all medical purposes based on Debian GNU/Linux},
year = {2010}
}
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Abstract
The Debian Med project started in 2002 with the objective to bring free medi-cal software into the focus of users. Those may be IT service providers for smaller clinics, the doctors themselves, researchers in pre-clinical environments or just skilled enthusiasts with an ambition to apply their talents to the biomedical do-main. At that time, the communities in computational biology, medical imaging and medical informatics already had a number of high-quality Free Software so-lutions. Debian as a Linux distribution provided a solid foundation for bringing those products together. To assure complete coverage and harmonic integration, the Debian Med project was initiated to provide a software management infras-tructure to improve communication among Debian package maintainers, e.g. to identify missing glue packages to translate data formats or to point out conflicts in the naming of binaries. Over the past decade, the integrative Debian Med project has proven to have positive effects beyond the scope of Debian users. Many ties have been established
Keyphrases
software environment medical purpose debian gnu linux debian med project service provider glue package computational biology debian user biomedical do-main medical imaging many tie data format harmonic integration complete coverage software management infras-tructure free medi-cal software solid foundation medical informatics integrative debian med project past decade high-quality free software so-lutions pre-clinical environment debian package maintainer linux distribution positive effect
