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Digital Data
Male Color Data
For the Male Digital Color Data, the
data were split into seven different directories in an attempt to help users
determine which areas of interest to download.
Figure 2 shows
a period of 32 months reflecting the time period January 1996 to August
1998. This graph is a stacked area graph, which displays the trend of the
contribution of each value over time. Discounting the Fullbody region,
casual observation reveals that most of the data were collected from the Head region,
followed by the Thorax region.
Male Radiological Data
The Male Radiological Data was comprised
of MRI, Normal CT and Frozen CT data sets.
Figure 3 shows
a period of 32 months reflecting the time period January 1996 to August
1998. This graph is a stacked area graph, which displays the trend of the
contribution of each value over time. Total radiological data download
for this period was 48.3 Gbyte, with each region contributing a portion (MRI 5.2 Gbyte,
Normal CT 13.3 Gbyte and Frozen CT 29.8 Gbyte).
Female Digital Data
As was done with the male data set, the Female Digital Color Data
were split into seven different directories in an attempt to help users to
determine which areas of interest to download.
Figure 4 shows
a period of 32 months reflecting the time period January 1996 to August
1998. This graph is a stacked area graph, which displays the trend of the
contribution of each value over time. Discounting the Fullbody region,
casual observation reveals that most of the data were collected from the Head region
followed by the Abdomen region. Initially all regions were experiencing
equal download until about May 1996. Major downloads appear to coincide
with educational institutions being in session.
Female Radiological Data
The Female Radiological Data were comprised of
MRI and Normal CT data sets.
Figure 5 shows a period of 32 months
reflecting the time period January 1996 to August 1998. This graph is a
stacked area graph, which displays the trend of the contribution of each
value over time. Total radiological data download for this period was 48.3
Gbyte, with each region contributing a portion (MRI 3.9 Gbyte and Normal CT 43 Gbyte). Normal
CT was the major download target for this dataset.
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