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Welcome to LifeLine Software Inc. featuring - RadCalc®. At LifeLine Software Inc., our vision is to create the highest quality software products that exceed our customers' expectations. We are striving to achieve this vision by our commitment and dedication to continuous improvement of all we do in responding to the needs of our customers Conventional and IMRT QA is now Fast, Easy & Accurate! RadCalc offers you the first and most powerful QA software program FDA 510(k) cleared to perform independent Monitor Unit validation calculations much faster and easier, by including fully automated dosimetric calculations, comprehensive institution and physics data setup, import (radiation therapy planning) and export (verify and record) features, powerful reporting tools, flexible site licensing, IMRT support, CyberKnife, Modulated Arc Therapy, Compensator based IMRT, Elekta, Varian & Siemens machine support, and many other features. We believe these advanced features can provide you with the most comprehensive automated MU validation system available today. Each software package includes setup, installation, training, and hardcopy printouts for billing and patient documentation. Windows XP, Vista, or 7 compatible. RadCalc was the first software to offer independent IMRT verification by adding an IMRT utility module in May of 2001. Since that time, RadCalc has become the number one selling software of its kind. We believe are success is driven by our commitment to provide the most fully automated and complete verification software as well as the finest customer and technical support possible. RadCalc® is now utilized in over 1500 cancer treatment centers worldwide and continues to grow rapidly as more and more centers are implementing IMRT technology. RadCalc® has become the market leader in independent MU & point dose verification by offering the most complete verification software package available today. Only RadCalc offers fully automated verification by utilizing add on RTP Import and V&R export utilities. RadCalc allows users to import treatment plan parameters directly from RTP systems or export directly to Verify and Record systems thus reducing or eliminating hand entry data errors. For a brief description on the different utilities, please see the product descriptions provided below. For more detailed information on RadCalc's features, please click on the available links that describe the benefits of utilizing these utilities. RadCalc Program and Available Modules RADCALC BASE PROGRAM: RadCalc® base software program is FDA 510(k) cleared to perform independent MU or point dose verification calculations for Conventional treatment plans including Electron, Photon, MLC, 3D Off Axis, Diode, and Enhanced Dynamic Wedge support. Software package includes a CD ROM disk, setup, installation, training, and hardcopy printouts for billing and patient documentation. Fully automated calculations for Conventional and IMRT plans are available by purchasing the RTP Import, V&R Export, and IMRT utilities separately. Windows XP, Vista, or 7 compatible. RTP IMPORT MODULE: The Import module provides the importing of treatment field parameters from a Radiation Therapy Planning system, Verify and Record system, and/or virtual simulation software. The interface transfers beam name, gantry angle, collimator angle, couch angle, field size, treatment depth, SSD, treatment dose, wedge information, blocked field area, compensator factors, block outlines, either static or dynamic MLC leaf sequences, coordinates of isocenter & calculation point, and the prescription information. RadCalc reads the above information and then performs the calculation. V AND R EXPORT MODULE: The V&R Export module provides the exporting of treatment field parameters and Monitor Units in a format that is readable by a Verify and Record system and/or Treatment Planning System. Parameters transferred include beam name, gantry angle, collimator angle, couch angle, field size, treatment depth, SSD, treatment dose, wedge information, either static or dynamic MLC leaf sequences, and the prescription information. Client must have RTP: Link, Exchange, or Connect from appropriate V&R vendor available. IMRT VALIDATION MODULE: The IMRT Validation module provides the verification of MU or point dose calculations for IMRT based treatment plans. The IMRT utility allows you to import from your treatment planning system either static or dynamic MLC leaf sequences. A modified Clarkson integration algorithm in RadCalc utilizes the MLC leaf sequences in order to compute the dose or MU. RadCalc is capable of handling an MLC with up to 200 leaves. The MLC leaf patterns are viewable within RadCalc's MLC Data tab. BRACHYTHERAPY MODULE: For HDR, HDR (Xoft), LDR, and Permanent Implant calculations. This module makes use of the TG-43 formalism. ROI MODULE: This module is used to import regions of interest for the calculation of depths and equivalent paths. It can be used for any type of calculation but its primary use is to obtain a more accurate result for VMAT verification calculations.

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> swserver, v1.3.0 May 2nd, 2016 ## About SignWriting is the international script for writing the sign languages of the world. The SignWriting Server provides online resources for SignWriting applications and users. The server accepts HTTP requests and responds with SVG or JSON data. The SignWriting Server is built with the PHP SLIM Framework v2.6. The primary site is available on the Center for Sutton Movement Writing server. * http://signpuddle.net A mirror site is available on Wikimedia Labs. * https://swserver.wmflabs.org ## Features ### SVG images The SignWriting server creates SVG images for individual symbols using symbol keys and completed 2-dimensional signs using Formal SignWriting. Styling strings are supported, offering coloring and sizing customizations. ### Query string transformation to regular expressions Query strings are a concise representation of a much larger and detailed set of regular expressions. Each query string is transformed into one or more regular expressions that can be used to search a text of Formal SignWriting. Additionally, Formal SignWriting strings can be converted into several types of query strings, each of which can be transformed into regular expressions. ### Countries of the world The countries of the world are described with SVG shapes and flag images. Listings of languages and puddle collections are available for each country. ### Puddle collections and sign entries All of the SignPuddle Online data is available as SQLite 3 databases. These databases can be downloaded individually. The various puddle collections can be listed, limited by sign language or individual code. For each sign language, a default public dictionary has been selected so that ISO 639-3 codes can be used rather than a puddle code. With a puddle query, individual entries can be access with sign language directly. With a puddle search, individual entries can be access with spoken language. Additional search options are available for listings of individual signs and terms. Additionally, entries can be retrieved by the dates created or updated. ## Installation Copy the SignWriting Server files to the root web server directory or to a sub-directory. ### Requirements Any server that supports PHP and SQLite 3 will be able to run the SignWriting Server. ### Databases The main database is available from the [SignWriting Server Data project](https://github.com/Slevinski/swserver_data/) with only the symbol information. * install as data/swserver.db The SignPuddle Online databases are available on [SignBank](http://signbank.org/swserver_data/). The main database is available as [swserver.db](http://signbank.org/swserver_data/swserver.db). * install as data/swserver.db The individual databases are available in the [puddle subdirectory](http://signbank.org/swserver_data/puddle/). * install in data/puddle/ A shell script is available to download the main database. * execute data/refresh_main.sh A shell script is available to mirror all of the available puddles on SignBank with a single command. * execute data/refresh_dbs.sh ### Shell Script to Start Server If a web server is not already running, the start server shell script can be used to start the built-in PHP web server. * ./start_server.sh ## Automation Tools The SignWriting Server project documents are created with command-line tools. ### API Blueprint The SignWriting Server API is documented using API Blueprint. This specification offers powerful tooling such as automatic HTML document generation and mock servers. https://apiblueprint.org/ The API Blueprint for the Guide is embedded in the main index.php file. The API Blueprint for the Example document is created using 'curl' with 'curl-trace-parser'. ### JSON Data Examples The SignWriting Server includes example API calls encoded as JSON data. These examples are used to create the API Blueprint for the Example document and the JavaScript function calls for the Run HTML page. ### Requirements * Shell scripts with more, grep, cat, and cut * [jq](https://stedolan.github.io/jq/) - like '''sed''' for JSON data * [curl](http://curl.haxx.se/) - communicate with a server from the command line * [curl-trace-parser](https://github.com/apiaryio/curl-trace-parser) - reformat curl output * [hiro](https://github.com/peterhellberg/hiro) - create HTML documents from API Blueprints * [iglo](https://github.com/subosito/iglo) - create large HTML documents when hiro fails ### Tools * ./buils.sh - Creates the Index and Guide documents. Creates shell script and JavaScript function calls from JSON example data. * ./run.sh - Executes the Example shell script and collates the results into the Example document. * ./release.sh - Calls the build.sh script and then the run.sh script. * ./example.sh - Creates the example html document when hiro fails for large files. ## Filesystem ### Directories * / - root directory with HTML documentation and PHP server * /Slim - directory for the Slim Framework v2.6 code * /include - directory for other PHP files and function libraries * /data - directory for the SignWriting Server databases * /tools - directory for automation and document creation * /tools/input - directory of tool inputs, such as template.html * /tools/output - directory of processed output * /tools/log - directory of example request/response API calls ### Source Files * README.md - read me file in markdown * index.php - main file for handling requests, with embedded API Blueprint * Example.json - example api calls in JSON data format * Run.html - html page uses example api calls to access a server ### Derived Files * index.html - Created from README.md * tools/output/Guide.md - Created from index.php * Guide.html - Created from tools/output/Guide.md * tools/output/Example.sh - Created from Example.json * tools/output/Example.md - Created from output of tools/output/Example.sh * Example.html - Created from tools/output/Example.md * Run.js - Created from Example.json and used in Run.html ## Author Stephen E Slevinski Jr [email protected] http://slevinski.github.io http://www.slideshare.net/StephenSlevinski/presentations ## Reference The Formal SignWriting character encoding used in SignMaker is defined in an Internet Draft submitted to the IETF: [draft-slevinski-signwriting-text]. The document is improved and resubmitted every 6 months. The character design has been stable since January 12, 2012. The current version of the Internet Draft is 06. The next version is planned for May 2016. ## Epilogue This is a work in progress. Feedback, bug reports, and patches are welcomed. ## License MIT ## To Do * expand API for users * expand API for create, update, and delete ## Version History * 1.3.0 - May 2nd, 2016: new world group, added listings for puddle signs and terms * 1.2.0 - Dec 17th, 2015: list puddles, download databases, custom limits, sorting, and date retrieval * 1.1.0 - Nov 25th, 2015: added query and search for puddle data * 1.0.0 - Nov 5th, 2015: initial public release [draft-slevinski-signwriting-text]: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-slevinski-signwriting-text [SignWriting 2010 Fonts]: https://github.com/Slevinski/signwriting_2010_fonts [SignWriting List]: http://www.signwriting.org/forums/swlist/ [SignPuddle Online]: http://signpuddle.org [SignWriting 2010 JavaScript Library]: http://slevinski.github.io/sw10js/

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