Exploring the human body space: A geographical information system based anatomical atlas

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Autor(a) principal: Barbeito, Antonio
Data de Publicação: 2016
Outros Autores: Painho, Marco, Cabral, Pedro, O’Neill, João Goyri
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)
Texto Completo: http://hdl.handle.net/10773/22227
Resumo: Anatomical atlases allow mapping the anatomical structures of the human body. Early versions of these systems consisted of analogical representations with informative text and labeled images of the human body. With computer systems, digital versions emerged and the third and fourth dimensions were introduced. Consequently, these systems increased their efficiency, allowing more realistic visualizations with improved interactivity and functionality. The 4D atlases allow modeling changes over time on the structures represented. The anatomical atlases based on geographic information system (GIS) environments allow the creation of platforms with a high degree of interactivity and new tools to explore and analyze the human body. In this study we expand the functions of a human body representation system by creating new vector data, topology, functions, and an improved user interface. The new prototype emulates a 3D GIS with a topological model of the human body, replicates the information provided by anatomical atlases, and provides a higher level of functionality and interactivity. At this stage, the developed system is intended to be used as an educational tool and integrates into the same interface the typical representations of surface and sectional atlases.
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title Exploring the human body space: A geographical information system based anatomical atlas
spellingShingle Exploring the human body space: A geographical information system based anatomical atlas
Barbeito, Antonio
3D GIS, human body model, topology, spatial analysis, anatomical atlases
title_short Exploring the human body space: A geographical information system based anatomical atlas
title_full Exploring the human body space: A geographical information system based anatomical atlas
title_fullStr Exploring the human body space: A geographical information system based anatomical atlas
title_full_unstemmed Exploring the human body space: A geographical information system based anatomical atlas
title_sort Exploring the human body space: A geographical information system based anatomical atlas
author Barbeito, Antonio
author_facet Barbeito, Antonio
Painho, Marco
Cabral, Pedro
O’Neill, João Goyri
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author2 Painho, Marco
Cabral, Pedro
O’Neill, João Goyri
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author
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Barbeito, Antonio
Painho, Marco
Cabral, Pedro
O’Neill, João Goyri
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv 3D GIS, human body model, topology, spatial analysis, anatomical atlases
topic 3D GIS, human body model, topology, spatial analysis, anatomical atlases
description Anatomical atlases allow mapping the anatomical structures of the human body. Early versions of these systems consisted of analogical representations with informative text and labeled images of the human body. With computer systems, digital versions emerged and the third and fourth dimensions were introduced. Consequently, these systems increased their efficiency, allowing more realistic visualizations with improved interactivity and functionality. The 4D atlases allow modeling changes over time on the structures represented. The anatomical atlases based on geographic information system (GIS) environments allow the creation of platforms with a high degree of interactivity and new tools to explore and analyze the human body. In this study we expand the functions of a human body representation system by creating new vector data, topology, functions, and an improved user interface. The new prototype emulates a 3D GIS with a topological model of the human body, replicates the information provided by anatomical atlases, and provides a higher level of functionality and interactivity. At this stage, the developed system is intended to be used as an educational tool and integrates into the same interface the typical representations of surface and sectional atlases.
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