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netScope® Server

On-Premises

Organize, store and archive your whole slide imaging data. Simply make this WSI data available to your customers or colleagues in-house (smilar to a PACS for histological data), worldwide (similar to a cloud) or both at the same time. Assign permissions e.g. for downloading, viewing or commenting on your WSI data. Collaborate with others on the same file. Additionally, you can automate some processes using barcodes and QR codes, distribute slides to your customers without having to send them manually. Or use netScope Server in teaching, show many people what you are talking about at the same time.

  • Utilizes Microsoft Internet Information Service (IIS)
  • Integrate and extend existing folder structures
  • Simple administration via the browser
    • Users
      • Create multiple users in batch mode incl. default settings such as authorizations and personal folders
      • Single sign-on via SAML 2.0
    • User groups/roles
      • Visibility/access of groups and group members can be customized individually and hierarchically
      • 16 different authorizations    
      • Automated deletion of group members and their personal folders possible
    • Slides
  • Merge and manage information on specimens
  • View slides in the browser (WebViewer)
    • Show annotations
    • Create annotations
    • Use the channel settings of the netScope Viewer
    • Select different Z planes
    • Select different times
    • Give ratings and comments
    • Work togehter with other on the same slide
  • Generate histogram
  • Create standardized documents, query information and export as CSV or XLS file
  • Connect to netScope® Viewer to view and edit slides and share settings (annotations, channel settings, ...) with others
  • Audit-Trail (Track all changes)
  • Over 60 different file permissions that can be combined as permission templates such as “read permission” or “write permission”
  • Upload slides (via netScope Viewer or browser)
  • Download slides (via netScope Viewer or browser)
  • Automation of uploads, automatic sorting and enrichment of data in documents

Most of the functions can be used in netScope® Cloud, depending on the subscription.

Demo-System

You can see some functions of the netScope® server on our demo system.

 

For a look at the general use of the system, go to

https://scopi.netscope.de

To see the handling of fluorescence channels and slides in general, go to

https://fl.netscope.de

Here you can have look on the supported formats of netScope® Server.

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System requirements

Server

  • 16 Gigabyte internal memory
  • Windows Server 2012 R2 or higher
  • Microsoft .NET Framework 4.7.2 or higher
  • Microsoft IIS
  • Microsoft SQL Server 2012+
  • 16 Gigabyte internal memory
  • Microsoft Windows Server 2020 (64-Bit)
  • Microsoft .NET Framework 4.7.2

Explore netScope ®

The philosophy behind all netScope® solutions is to open microscopic files directly without having to convert them first.

As different as the fields of digital pathology such as histopathology, veterinary or especially fish pathology are, as different are the file formats.

What they all have in common is the storage of the same image as downsampling in an image pyramid.

Supported formats

netScope® was originally developed for Whole Slide Imaging (WSI) Data in CZI format.

Aside Data from ZEISS Axio Scan all kinds of CZI data can be displayed. ZEISS Customers, which still use older MIRAX Slides in the previous MRXS format, can display those slides in the viewer as well. Similar to CZI, netScope also supports all channels of Perkin-Elmer Vectra QPTIFF files. DICOM, Big-tiff slides such as Philips tiff files, Hamamtsu NDPI and those in the formats Aperio SVS, Aperio AFI Leica SCN, Roche Vantana BIF, Sakura Virtual Slide SVSLIDE, NanoZoomer VMSVMU and many more are also supported.

Annotations from ZEISS and ImageScope formats are also supported.

All formats can be expanded upon request.