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GDCM : Grassroots DICOM library
This is the GDCM Wiki, a collaborative hypertext database of information, documentation and resources.
Short Presentation
GDCM is an open source DICOM library. It is meant to deal with DICOM files (as specified in part 10 of the DICOM standard). It offers some compatibility with ACR-NEMA 1.0 & 2.0 files (raw files). It is written in C++ and offers wrapping to the following target languages (via the use of swig):
- Python (supported),
- C# (supported),
- Java (testing),
- PHP (experimental).
It attempts to support all possible DICOM image encodings, namely:
- RAW,
- JPEG lossy 8 & 12 bits (ITU-T T.81, ISO/IEC IS 10918-1),
- JPEG lossless 8-16 bits (ITU-T T.81, ISO/IEC IS 10918-1),
- JPEG 2000 reversible & irreversible (ITU-T T.800, ISO/IEC IS 15444-1),
- RLE,
- Deflated (compression at DICOM Dataset level),
- JPEG-LS (testing) (ITU-T T.87, ISO/IEC IS 14495-1),
- JPEG 2000 Multi-component reversible & irreversible (ISO/IEC IS 15444-2) (not supported for now),
- MPEG-2 (not supported for now).
GDCM is designed under the XP definition and has a nightly dashboard (CMake/CTest/Dart).
Users Corner
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- About GDCM
- Getting Started with GDCM (include platform-specific notes)
- GDCM Resources
- Downloads
- Documentation
- Related Software
- End User Applications
- Third Party Applications
- Releases
- What is currently missing from GDCM implementation (aka the roadmap) ?
Software Engineering and Development
Developers Corner
- Rules for GDCM Contributors
- GDCM on Ohloh, GDCM Factoids
- GDCM SF.net Statistics, GDCM SF.net/Piwik Report
External links
- Official DICOM webpage
- DICOM Standard Status
- MedicalImaging (MITA)
- David Clunie's blog
- Medical Image Format FAQ - Part 8
- I Do Imaging entry
- History of Picture Archiving and Communications Systems (PACS)
Footnote
The design/layout of this wiki was largely inspired by the ITK wiki, available under a Attribution 2.5. See: ITK Wiki
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