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Dear Collegues,
following some public and private discussions on the possibility to
share bio-related FE meshes through the SIB new web site, I agreed with Ton
van den Bogert to post the following enquire:
1 - Are you willing to share with others FE meshes you had developed? Do
you feel the mesh a shareble result or an extension of your personal
skillness, which you don't want "sell out"?
If positive, how many models you'd like to share, of which type and for
which purposes?
2 - Do you think a FE mesh can be,under certain conditions, re-used for
other purposes or you feel every specific problem needs a tailored mesh?
More generally, does it makes sense to share FE meshes? If positive, for
which purposes (only educational, test replication, etc.)
3 - In case you share a mesh, would you like to be protected against
commerical use of you mesh? If positive, do you feel the
agreement-password system used by the NIH for the Visible human of by us
for the Standardized Femur (http://www.cineca.it/prometeo/) would be
enough?
4 - Now for the users: if this collection would be available, would you use
it? How frequently, and for which purposes (a base for my studies, I don't
want waste time meshing, educational only, etc.).
5 - Last, I promise. If you are really positive, in which format could we
store them? Patran neutral file would be general enough?
Of course, this is also a way to understand how many ISB members are
potentially involved with FEM; so if you are one of those, please find a
second to reply, event just to say "no time". As obivous if only five
person are interested, we can exchange our stuff each other without web
sites.
Marco Viceconti
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MARCO VICECONTI (lk1boq74@icineca.cineca.it)
Laboratorio di Tecnologia dei Materiali tel. 39-51-6366865
Istituti Ortopedici Rizzoli fax. 39-51-6366863
via di barbiano 1/10, 40136 - Bologna, Italy
Tiger! Tiger! Burning bright in the forest of the night,
what immortal hand or eye could frame thy fearful symmetry?
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Opinions expressed here do not necessarly reflect those of my employer
following some public and private discussions on the possibility to
share bio-related FE meshes through the SIB new web site, I agreed with Ton
van den Bogert to post the following enquire:
1 - Are you willing to share with others FE meshes you had developed? Do
you feel the mesh a shareble result or an extension of your personal
skillness, which you don't want "sell out"?
If positive, how many models you'd like to share, of which type and for
which purposes?
2 - Do you think a FE mesh can be,under certain conditions, re-used for
other purposes or you feel every specific problem needs a tailored mesh?
More generally, does it makes sense to share FE meshes? If positive, for
which purposes (only educational, test replication, etc.)
3 - In case you share a mesh, would you like to be protected against
commerical use of you mesh? If positive, do you feel the
agreement-password system used by the NIH for the Visible human of by us
for the Standardized Femur (http://www.cineca.it/prometeo/) would be
enough?
4 - Now for the users: if this collection would be available, would you use
it? How frequently, and for which purposes (a base for my studies, I don't
want waste time meshing, educational only, etc.).
5 - Last, I promise. If you are really positive, in which format could we
store them? Patran neutral file would be general enough?
Of course, this is also a way to understand how many ISB members are
potentially involved with FEM; so if you are one of those, please find a
second to reply, event just to say "no time". As obivous if only five
person are interested, we can exchange our stuff each other without web
sites.
Marco Viceconti
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MARCO VICECONTI (lk1boq74@icineca.cineca.it)
Laboratorio di Tecnologia dei Materiali tel. 39-51-6366865
Istituti Ortopedici Rizzoli fax. 39-51-6366863
via di barbiano 1/10, 40136 - Bologna, Italy
Tiger! Tiger! Burning bright in the forest of the night,
what immortal hand or eye could frame thy fearful symmetry?
--------------------------------------------------
Opinions expressed here do not necessarly reflect those of my employer