Digital images in museums: Securing digital content

Unified knowledge-based content management for digital archives in museums

Worldwide museums are facing the challenge of applying knowledge management to digital archives projects to unify content acquisition, creation, organization, reusing, and publication among individuals, departments, and projects for long-term business prospective. We propose a unified knowledge-based content management approach that consists of a unified knowledge content process, a knowledge-b...

Temperature Mapping Using Ultrasound Digital Images

Introduction:  The  success  of  hyperthermia  depends  on  the  accuracy  of  the  temperature  monitoring in the tumor and the surrounding normal tissue. In this study, the temperature changes  were determined by computing the speckle displacement in the ultrasound digital images. Speckle  tracking algorithm was used to compute the displacement.  Materials and Methods: The experiment was perf...

Securing Digital Evidence

Non-repudiation of digital evidence is required by various use cases in today’s business cases for example in the area of medical products but also in public use cases like congestion charges. These use cases have in common that at a certain time an evidence record is generated to attest for the occurrence of a certain event. To allow for non-repudiation of such an evidence record it is require...

Securing Digital Image Assets in Museums and Libraries: A Risk Management Approach

CONVENIENT IMAGE CAPTURE TECHNIQUES, inexpensive storage, and widely available dissemination methods have made digital images a convenient and easily available information format. This increased availability of images is accompanied by a need for solutions to the problems inherent in indexing them for retrieval. Unfortunately, to date, very little information has been available on why users sea...

Securing Digital Healthcare Organizations