[free-sklyarov] [DMCA_discuss] Real-life example of the future
Jon O .
jono at microshaft.org
Sun Sep 9 19:39:01 PDT 2001
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From: "Tom P" <tompoe at source.net>
To: "RLUG" <rlug at rlug.org>
Cc: <dmca_discuss at lists.microshaft.org>
Date: Sun, 9 Sep 2001 16:09:15 -0700
Hi: Here's a real-life example of the future under DMCA and SSSCA:
This is an exerpt from a bid proposal for North Carolina, not atypical of
many such bids being promulgated through State and Federal governmental
agencies. This bid proposal can be seen in its entirety at:
http://www.ips.state.nc.us/ips/AGENCY/PDF/01943100.pdf
The present NT Server will be replaced by "certified" and "approved" server,
most likely. The support of importing DICOM files will require additional
equipment and "approved" and "certified" security measures. The web server
will most likely be replaced by - - -
Well, I think you can see just how disruptive and destructive the DMCAS [the
S is for shit] and SSSCA legislation will be. Not to mention the number of
governmental agencies that are about to become outright criminals! Read and
enjoy:
[from bid no:63- TTA7386 at: http://www.ips.state.nc.us/ips/]
Specifications & Requirements
1. The system must be a College of Veterinary Medicine on-site NT Server
Application Service
Provider (ASP) model. Major server functions should include the following:
a. Support of importing DICOM files, including DICOM video
b. Web server for interaction with enterprise desktops
c. IBM DB2 or similar relational database
The system must be able to support the storage of DICOM files for a finite
period of time and be
able to keep compressed studies for an infinite amount of time for immediate
real-time queries
from any diagnostic workstation or web accessible machine.
Meets: ____ Does not meet: ____ Specify:
__________________________________________
2. The system should be a standard, non-proprietary Web (browser) based
Medical Image
Management System. The web server must provide pure Internet standards
support, such as
using the native capability of the web server to stream media without having
the entire file in the
workstation's memory. No compression or coding of images on the fly is
allowed. The system
must adhere strictly to Internet standards when it comes to query (HTTP) and
reply protocols
(XML). The system must come with an unlimited number of functional image web
viewers.
Meets: ____ Does not meet: ____ Specify:
__________________________________________
3. Workstation users must be able to retrieve images from DICOM
Query/Retrieve Service Class
Providers and compressed images re-constructed to DICOM, as well as
importing external
DICOM files. The College can construct rules to automatically route DICOM
studies to DICOM
workstations for primary diagnosis.
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