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The answer to this question is easy. If you are a software developer, e.g. for an Open Source project that is based on the DCMTK, and need support (free of charge): Continue reading
Yesterday, a new development snapshot of the DCMTK has been made available. This is the tenth snapshot after the official release of version 3.6.0. Due to a change of responsibility, it took more than 12 months to create this new snapshot, but that’s another story… As always, we have updated the code for the latest changes to the DICOM standard. And, we have fixed a number of issues that were detected after the publication of the previous version. Continue reading
Back in 2008, we started to make (more or less) stable development versions of the DCMTK available on a “regular” basis, i.e. in addition to the public releases. We call these versions “snapshots” because they reflect what’s currently in our source code repository. A few years later, we also gave direct access to the source code repository… Continue reading
For more than fifteen years, I am concerned with standards in the field of medical image communication, both in theory and in practice. Based on the many years of experience, I offer consulting services in the field of DICOM and IHE. Further standards in this area would be DICONDE and HL7. Continue reading
The next DICOM training course in English language takes place from 21 to 23 October 2014 in Frankfurt, Germany. As usual, the two-day DICOM Intensive Course is followed by the one-day DCMTK Course.
The 2014 dates for the DICOM training courses in German language are listed on my professional home page. Continue reading