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IFIC TRAINING COURSE DETECTORS AND ACCELERATORS DETECTORS AND ACCELERATORS APPLIED TO MEDICINE Jos Bernabu Jos Bernabu IFIC-Valencia IFIMED Project Leader PARTNER-CERN 16 October 2008 IFIC TRAINING COURSE DETECTORS AND ACCELERATORS


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DETECTORS AND ACCELERATORS DETECTORS AND ACCELERATORS APPLIED TO MEDICINE José Bernabéu José Bernabéu

IFIC-Valencia IFIMED Project Leader

PARTNER-CERN 16 October 2008

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DETECTORS AND ACCELERATORS APPLIED TO MEDICINE IFIC i i i i i h i i i i f PARTNER

  • IFIC is participating in the training activity of PARTNER

students offering a one week course on “Detectors and Accelerators for Medicine”.

  • The course will be also open to other European graduate

students interested in Medical Physics.

  • The PARTNER course will take place at the beginning of

June 2009 at IFIC- Valencia, just before the planned IFIMED’09 W k h i t d t t ti l f th IFIMED’09 Workshop oriented to potential users of the Facility.

  • The course will consist of five different topics developed

in four hours each, plus six hours for tutorial sessions.

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The subjects covered in this course are: Monte Carlo and Sim lation of Ph sical Monte Carlo and Simulation of Physical Processes (MSP) Information and Communication Techniques: GRID environment (ICT) Accelerators for Medicine (AM) Image Science (IS) Image Science (IS) Radiation Detectors (RD)

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 09:30 RD RD RD RD 10:30 break 11:00 AM AM AM AM 12:00 IS IS IS IS Lunch time 15:00 MSP MSP MSP MSP 15:00 MSP MSP MSP MSP 16:00 break 16:30 ICT ICT ICT ICT 17:30 Tutorial Tutorial Tutorial Tutorial

MSP:Monte Carlo and Simulation of Physical Processes: (J.Navarro (IFIC) / J. Salt (IFIC)). ICT: Information and Communication Techniques: GRID environment: (H.F. Hoffmann (CERN) /G. Amoros (IFIC)/….). (H.F. Hoffmann (CERN) /G. Amoros (IFIC)/….). AM: Accelerators for Medicine: (U. Amaldi (TERA) /.A. Faus-Golfe (IFIC)). RD: Radiation Detectors: (N. Clinthorne (Michigan University / C. Lacasta (IFIC)). IS: Image Science: (M.Defrise (Vrije Universiteit) / M. Rafecas (IFIC)).

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Monte Carlo And Simulation of Monte Carlo And Simulation of Physical Processes

Objectives: These lectures aim at providing the essential ideas concerning the Monte Carlo method and simulation techniques for physical processes. Some applications will be done using the GEANT simulation code. The will be done using the GEANT simulation code. The participants will learn the rudiments of such a powerful tool.

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Lecture 1 : THE MONTE CARLO METHOD THE MONTE CARLO METHOD

(2 hours)

1.1. Basic concepts of statistics. Random variables. p Distribution functions. Expectation values. The central limit theorem. 1.2. Generation of random numbers. The uniform

  • distribution. The method of change of variables. The

acceptation-rejection method. acceptat o eject o et od 1.3. Monte Carlo quadrature. Crude Monte Carlo Importance sampling method Monte Carlo. Importance sampling method. Markov chains. Metropolis algorithm.

Simulation of a tipical Linear Accelerator used for Radiaton Therapy

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Lecture 2: SIMULATION OF PHYSICAL PROCESSES

(2 hours)

2.1. Radiation Transport. Random Paths. Modelization of events 2.2. Simulating different types of radiation. Electrons. P H i l El i di i

  • Protons. Heavy particles, Electromagnetic radiation.

2 3 Simulation Codes GEANT 2.3. Simulation Codes. GEANT

A superficial brachytherapy device and the resulting A superficial brachytherapy device and the resulting dose distribution, simulated with Geant4 .

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Information and Communication Information and Communication Techniques - I S i d GRID t h l i

  • e-Science and GRID technologies

The challenges of the Modern Science: high CPU consuming and processing of large amount of DATA High Performance Computing processing of large amount of DATA. High-Performance Computing and High-Throughput Computing.

  • Introduction to the GRID:
  • GRID actors: Computing Element (CE), Worker Nodes

(WN), Storage Element (SE), Workload Management System (WMS) Fil C t l I f ti S i Vi t l (WMS), File Catalogs, Information Services, Virtual Organization (VO), User Interfaces.

  • How to use the GRID: Authenticity and authorization,

y , Job Management, monitoring, Data Management, how to find the resources, Job Description Language.

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Information and Communication Information and Communication Techniques – II

  • GRID and Medical Physics:

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  • Applications. State of the art.

– The language and repositories in Medical Physics: Introduction to the metadata security and authorization in the Introduction to the metadata, security and authorization in the medical physics applications. The DICOM standards and catalogs as data searching tools. Example of the WISDOM project: malaria avian flue project: malaria, avian flue. – Simulations within the GRID: History of the benefits and results of GEANT4 on the GRID: GATE. First applications to Hadron-therapy Hadron-therapy.

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Accelerators for Medicine Accelerators for Medicine Accelerators for Medicine Accelerators for Medicine

This course will provided an introduction of the most used Accelerators in Medicine. We will introduce the concept, Accelerators in Medicine. We will introduce the concept, general description of the most important parameters for linear accelerators, cyclotrons and synchrotrons. We will introduce the special case of the use of these accelerators in p Medicine, and more specifically in Hadrontherapy. Finally we will review the novel concepts in the field of Medical Accelerators. The course will be organized in four lectures of one hour each, complemented with tutorials where we could compare the different kinds

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Medical Accelerators described in the different kinds

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Medical Accelerators described in the lectures. The aim will be the understanding

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their applications and limitations.

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f Accelerators for Medicine Accelerators for Medicine

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Short introduction to Accelerator Techniques and related Instrumentation 2 A l t f M di l A li ti 2. Accelerators for Medical Applications: 1. Linear Accelerators 2. Cyclotrons 3 Synchrotons 3. Synchrotons 3. Hadrontherapy Accelerators: 1. Prontontherapy 2. Carbontherapy 2. Carbontherapy 4. New concepts in Medical Accelerators: Cyclinacs and FFAGs

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R di ti D t t (I) Radiation Detectors (I)

  • Interaction of particles with matter

Interaction of particles with matter

– Should describe basic concepts like dE/dx, range... range... – Types of interactions with main emphasis in low energy electromagnetic interactions gy g

  • Particle detectors: general concepts

– Should introduce the basic concepts like the – Should introduce the basic concepts like the “detection chain” (from interaction to electrical pulse), sensitivity, efficiency, dead time, pile- p ), y, y, , p up, position sensitive detectors, etc...

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R di ti D t t (II) Radiation Detectors (II)

  • Types of detectors:

Types of detectors:

– Gaseous detectors – Scintillation detectors – Scintillation detectors – Semiconductor detectors

New trends for particle detection

  • New trends for particle detection

– Describe novel technologies

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Image Science (I)

1) Physics and image formation in medical imaging

g ( ) Course outline

1) Physics and image formation in medical imaging

Basics of transmission tomography: CT Basics of emission tomography: SPECT, and PET Image degradation processes Image degradation processes

2) Image reconstruction techniques

Data formats Analytical methods Iterative approaches Correction of image degradation processes

3) Image quality

Principal figures-of-merit Observers and task-based analysis Observers and task-based analysis

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Image Science (II) Image Science (II)

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Requirements:

Some PCs should be available for lectures and students The PCs should be equipped with some visualization tools The PCs should be equipped with some visualization tools

(such as AMIDE)

Exercises:

Each part will be followed by some exercises For the exercises, the students should have access to personal

PCs or carry their own laptops PCs or carry their own laptops

The exercises will be commented during the tutorial session

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EXPENDITURES(€) Cost Scientists/Students Number of days Total Accommodation 58 5 5 1450 Per diem 44 5 5 1100 Travel USA 2000 1 1 2000 Travel Europa 500 4 1 2000 Transport 100 5 1 500 Transport 100 5 1 500 Local Transport 20 5 5 500 Coffee breaks 4 40 8 1280 Lunch 7 40 5 1400 Banquet 55 45 1 2475 12705

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Thank you very much for your attention

  • J. B.