Determination of Radiation Delivery Parameters of Medical Linear Accelerators using Data Analytics Pipeline
Radiotherapy treatments involve the delivery of sharp radiation pulses of 2 to 4 microseconds duration over typical total periods of 30 to 300 seconds at a rate of up to 400 pulses per second. Recent developments in optical fiber-based radioluminescence/scintillator systems offer radiation-sensing c...
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my.sunway.eprints.22752023-06-17T09:11:58Z http://eprints.sunway.edu.my/2275/ Determination of Radiation Delivery Parameters of Medical Linear Accelerators using Data Analytics Pipeline Zubair, H.T. Tan, Yi Fei Basaif, A. Oresegun, A. Zin, Hafiz Bradley, D.A. * Rashid, Hairul Azhar Abdul QC Physics RM Therapeutics. Pharmacology Radiotherapy treatments involve the delivery of sharp radiation pulses of 2 to 4 microseconds duration over typical total periods of 30 to 300 seconds at a rate of up to 400 pulses per second. Recent developments in optical fiber-based radioluminescence/scintillator systems offer radiation-sensing capabilities that capture signals from individual pulses. Each of these signals has unique characteristics which provide insights into the parameters of radiation delivery. Current data acquisition methods commonly rely on hardware-based charge integration methods for radiation dose calculations and have limited utilization of the acquired data for further insights or applications. In this paper, a data analytics pipeline for the extraction and processing of data from a Ge-doped real-time dosimetry system is presented. The data, as obtained for an Elekta Synergy radiotherapy system, is then analyzed for dose distribution, dose-rates determination, and signal clustering. The gathering and processing of such time-resolved data would enable applications such as fault analysis, auto-calibration, and equipment fault prediction in medical radiation facilities in addition to enhancing the routine QA process. 2023-03-30 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed Zubair, H.T. and Tan, Yi Fei and Basaif, A. and Oresegun, A. and Zin, Hafiz and Bradley, D.A. * and Rashid, Hairul Azhar Abdul (2023) Determination of Radiation Delivery Parameters of Medical Linear Accelerators using Data Analytics Pipeline. In: 2022 IEEE-EMBS Conference on Biomedical Engineering and Sciences (IECBES), 7-9 December 2022, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10079318 10.1109/IECBES54088.2022.10079318 |
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Radiotherapy treatments involve the delivery of sharp radiation pulses of 2 to 4 microseconds duration over typical total periods of 30 to 300 seconds at a rate of up to 400 pulses per second. Recent developments in optical fiber-based radioluminescence/scintillator systems offer radiation-sensing capabilities that capture signals from individual pulses. Each of these signals has unique characteristics which provide insights into the parameters of radiation delivery. Current data acquisition methods commonly rely on hardware-based charge integration methods for radiation dose calculations and have limited utilization of the acquired data for further insights or applications. In this paper, a data analytics pipeline for the extraction and processing of data from a Ge-doped real-time dosimetry system is presented. The data, as obtained for an Elekta Synergy radiotherapy system, is then analyzed for dose distribution, dose-rates determination, and signal clustering. The gathering and processing of such time-resolved data would enable applications such as fault analysis, auto-calibration, and equipment fault prediction in medical radiation facilities in addition to enhancing the routine QA process. |
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Determination of Radiation Delivery Parameters of Medical Linear Accelerators using Data Analytics Pipeline |
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Determination of Radiation Delivery Parameters of Medical Linear Accelerators using Data Analytics Pipeline |
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Determination of Radiation Delivery Parameters of Medical Linear Accelerators using Data Analytics Pipeline |
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