This use case will demonstrate how advanced compression can improve performance and reduce costs across the image data lifecycle—from scanner to analysis—especially for Research Infrastructures aiming to scale up AI-driven research while maintaining data quality and accessibility.
This use case addresses the challenge of transferring and storing large medical image files in Data Exploitation Platforms (DEPs). It explores the use of advanced compression methods—specifically JPEG 2000 Part 2 in DICOM format—to reduce file size without losing critical diagnostic detail. The goal is to improve storage efficiency, transfer speed, and integration with AI workflows. The work is led by MUG and COM, and benefits image-heavy Research Infrastructures like BBMRI and Euro-BioImaging.