The Libre Software Meeting (LSM or RMLL in French for Rencontres Mondiales du Logiciel Libre) is a cycle of conferences about Free Software. LSM is an annual event born in 2000, and since 2003, it occurs in a different town each year. Participation in LSM is free and includes beer and speeches :-) There are no fees, and no limited number of places. RMLL 2011 will take place in Strasbourg (France) from the 9th to 14th July.
For this edition, the LSM offers 8 topics, including 7 major sessions on technical themes. Please submit your conference paper abstracts before the deadline, in the appropriate theme. The list of accepted conferences will be communicated a maximum of 15 days after the submission deadline. For each conference, a beamer (VGA cable), power outlets, and an internet access (wifi) will be available.
Call for participation / Appel à conférence (Link)
Special Topic: Health, accessibility and handicap:
Program: Health, accessibility and handicap (FR | EN).
This year, the Health topic will be organized according to 3 main axes:
- Accessibility, autonomy and dependency management
- Hospital Information System & Telehealth
- Imaging & visualization of medical data
The Libre Software Meeting offers this year again a venue of choice for actors in the world of health. Through the Health theme, the committee hopes to distribute the LSM and enhance open source projects in this field. To better target the various exchanges that take place, the coordinators of the health topic offer several types of meetings:<
- meetings "solutions", with lectures and round tables to present solutions dedicated to our research.
- conferences "state of art" between practitioners, developers and scientists to discuss what are the specific needs of users, what works well or less well, discuss approaches...
- presentations of "technical" between developers and scientists. This will initiate exchanges between communities that may not have the opportunity to meet and perhaps to initiate new collaborations or projects.
Chairmen: Johan Moreau (Research Institute Against Digestive Cancer IRCAD, Strasbourg), Samuel Thibault (ENS Lyon)
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Relevant talks:
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OsiriX, l’imagerie médicale à la portée de tous [FR]
Prof. Osman Ratib
Hôpitaux Universitaires de Genève, La Fondation OsiriX -
Le système d’Information du CHU de Strasbourg et les logiciels libres [FR]
(full presentation @ 2011.rmll.info)
François Guerder
Hôpitaux Universitaires de Strasbourg -
FLOSS in health care : The role of IMIA OS WG and EFMI LIFOSS WG [EN]
(full presentation @ 2011.rmll.info)
Thomas Karopka / Holger Schmuhl
IMIA OS WG / EFMI LIFOSS WG / University Hospital Heidelberg -
Practical insight into the role of free and open source software in achieving the health-related Millennium Development Goals [EN]
(full presentation @ 2011.rmll.info)
Gonçalo Castro
Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute, Swiss Centre for International Health, Health Technology and Telemedicine Unit -
Tools and Services for Patients and Practitioners [EN]
(full presentation @ 2011.rmll.info)
Thomas Clark
Newport Services SP. z o.o -
FreeMedForms: un EMR ouvert avec gestion d’interaction entre médicaments. Un modèle open-source. [EN]
(full presentation @ 2011.rmll.info)
Eric Maeker
The FreeMedForms team -
Open Science : dissémination de données et de code source pour la recherche scientifique [EN]
(full presentation @ 2011.rmll.info)
Charles Marion, Julien Jomier
Kitware Inc. -
Traitement d’images avec la bibliothèque ITK (Insight Toolkit) [FR]
(1 | 2 full presentations @ 2011.rmll.info)
Julien Jomier, Charles Marion
Kitware Inc. -
GDCM : DICOM vu de l’intérieur [FR]
(full presentation @ 2011.rmll.info)
Mathieu Malaterre
Mathieu Malaterre Consulting -
MediPy : Une plateforme de développement logiciel pour la neuroimage [FR]
(full presentation @ 2011.rmll.info)
Julien Lamy
Université de Strasbourg -
WEASIS : A free web-based viewer aimed for telemedicine and general practitioners [EN]
(full presentation @ 2011.rmll.info)
Nicolas Roduit, Francis Klumb
Hôpitaux Universitaires de Genève -
Plateforme d’imagerie médicale multidisciplinaire [FR]
Arnaud Charnoz, Stéphane Nicolau
Institut de Recherche contre les Cancers de l’Appareil Digestif (IRCAD)
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