Helmholtz Gemeinschaft

Search
Browse
Statistics
Feeds

Design of satellite-based networks for u-health - GALENOS, DELTASS, MEDASHIP, EMISPHER

Item Type:Conference or Workshop Item
Title:Design of satellite-based networks for u-health - GALENOS, DELTASS, MEDASHIP, EMISPHER
Creators Name:Graschew, G. and Roelofs, T.A. and Rakowsky, S. and Schlag, P.M.
Abstract:OP 2000 has implemented various satellite-based networks for telemedicine supporting the use of distributed medical intelligence. Such networks contribute to the improvement of the quality of medical care, to the cost-effective use of medical resources and to quick and reliable decisions. The high-end interactive video communication system Win Vicos has been especially designed for telemedical applications like teleconsultation and second opinion and offers a superior image quality at a moderate transmission bandwidth of 0,5-1 Mbps. In the GALENOS project the first satellite-based trans-European competence network for telemedicine has connected 14 clinics in 6 countries. In the DELTASS project a satellite-based system for telemedical support in cases of disaster emergencies has been demonstrated. In MEDASHIP a system for telemedical support on-board of cruise ships and ferries has been set-up and evaluated. The EMISPHER project provides an equal access for most of the Euro-Mediterranean countries to online services for healthcare in the required quality of service. The Virtual Hospital will integrate the various platforms and services of the participating organizations to create a ubiquitous organization and to realize ubiquitous health (u-health).
Keywords:Interactive Video Communication, Satellite-Based Networks, Real-Time Telemedicine, Virtual Hospital
Source:HEALTHCOM 2007: Ubiquitous Health in Aging Societies - 2007 9th International Conference on e-Health Networking, Application and Services
Title of Book:HEALTHCOM 2007: Ubiquitous Health in Aging Societies
ISBN:1-4244-0942-X
Publisher:IEEE
Page Range:168-173
Date:2007
Official Publication:https://doi.org/10.1109/HEALTH.2007.381624

Repository Staff Only: item control page

Open Access
MDC Library