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Publications by João Paulo Cunha

2010

QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF UPPER LIMB AUTOMATISMS IN TEMPORAL AND FRONTAL LOBE EPILEPSY

Authors
Cunha, JPS; Fernandes, JM; Peters, A; Bilgin, C; Remi, J; Mirzadjanona, Z; Gonzalez Victores, JA; Noachtar, S;

Publication
EPILEPSIA

Abstract

2010

Automated endoscopic capsule analysis using a Grid computing environment

Authors
Oliveira, IC; Alves, L; Dias, E; Pacheco, D; Lima, S; Barros, J; Monteiro, MP; Silva, JA; Fernandes, JM; Cunha, JPS; Pereira, AS;

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IBERGRID: 4TH IBERIAN GRID INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

Abstract
With the increase of Endoscopic Capsule (EC) exams, the amount of video data to be analyzed by automated image processing algorithms grows exponentially and standard desktop computers start to present limitations to complete that procedure in an acceptable "clinical time". This has motivated us to assess the potential of Grid computing paradigm to process and analyze EC data, using existing Grid infrastructures. We used our Automated Topografic Segmentation (ATS) algorithm as a case study to run experiments on the Ibergrid Grid infrastructure. As a result, we were able to port the existing ATS algorithm used in routine to run on the Grid seamlessly. A friendly portal environment was adopted, allowing for clinical end-users to harness from existing production Grids in a practical way. The processing time could be reduced in some cases but, when considering job processing overheads, the desktop version is preferable for small scale processing. These results show that Grid computing is a promising technology to process massive amounts of EC data, but current infrastructures present a high variability in jobs processing times, especially when compared with dedicated clusters.

2010

Upper limb automatisms in temporal lobe epilepsy: IED and movements lateralization

Authors
Mirzadjanova, Z; Peters, AS; Bilgin, C; Silva Cunha, JPS; Noachtar, S;

Publication
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF NEUROLOGY

Abstract

2009

VIDEO-EEG-FMRI: A PROXIMAL IN-BORE VIDEO-EEG SYSTEM WITHIN A 3T MRI SCANNER

Authors
Fernandes, J; Cunha, J; Tafula, S; Brandao, S; Leite, AB; Ramos, I;

Publication
EPILEPSIA

Abstract

2009

3D MOVEMENT QUANTIFICATION IN EPILEPSY: NEW CONTRIBUTION FOR QUANTITATIVE SEMIOLOGY ANALYSIS

Authors
Cunha, J; Fernandes, J; Bento, V; Paula, L; Oliveira, F; Bilgin, C; Noachtar, S;

Publication
EPILEPSIA

Abstract

2009

The Portuguese BING Network: Towards a Brain Imaging Grid Virtual Community

Authors
Silva Cunha, JPS; Fernandes, JM; Oliveira, I; Pedrosa, M; Alves, L; Pereira, AS;

Publication
IBERGRID: 3RD IBERIAN GRID INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

Abstract
This paper describes the present state of evolution of the "Brain Imaging Network Grid" (BING) project in Portugal. This network is composed of 5 nodes connected through a Gbps dark fiber bitways and is served by two clusters and (-)60 TBytes of storage. A distributed information system to support operations and manage the BING community is already in place and further developments to evolve the infrastructure to provide computational neurosciences services are under way and described in the present paper. Moreover, we undercover the architecture that we are implementing that includes the intention to add BING resources to the EGEE node IEETA/UA has been exploring since 2005 under the EGEE Biomed VO. Other aspects of the BING infrastructure evolution aimed to constitute a Grid virtual community in brain imaging are presented and discussed.

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