We obtained data temperature from Environment Canada's weather archive (Environment Canada 2002) and mortality data from the national mortality database (Vital Statistics Death Database; Statistics Canada 2004).
The aim of the study was to survey misfiled cases in a picture archiving and communication system environment at two hospitals and to demonstrate the potential usefulness of an automated patient recognition method for posteroanterior chest radiographs based on a template-matching technique designed to prevent filing errors.
To face the demanding requirements of the clinical environment, PACS archives need to be resilient and reliable, supporting high availability and fault tolerance.
The objective of this research was to develop a digital system to archive the complete operative environment along with the assessment tools for analysis of this data, allowing prospective studies of operative performance, intraoperative errors, team performance, and communication.
Data are extracted from Environment Canada archives by Dr. I. Strachan (co-investigator, micrometerologist) monthly and forwarded to our project manager.
It was shown that the indoor thermal environment met the "Archives Design Code" issued by China national archives.
To determine the prevalence of repetitive stress symptoms among radiologists working in a archiving and communication systems (PACS) environment and to assess their responses to ergonomic interventions.
The model uses bioclimatic observation data for parameter fitting of bioclimatic models and meteorological variable map layers provided by Environment Canada, Climate Archives, the National Climatic Data Center, and the World Radiation Center to determine species distribution according to the fitting degree of the species bioclimatology to the local climates.
"Our ambition was initially to create an archive of the world's built environment.
Weather data were collected from Environment Canada weather information archives [10].
Weather data were obtained from Environment Canada's weather archive (http://climate.weatheroffice.gc.ca/).gc.ca/
