DICOM Training Dates 2026

  • September 2025
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Meanwhile, the dates for the training courses I will offer and conduct in the year 2026 together with the OFFIS institute and the Open Connections GmbH have been fixed.
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DICOM Training Dates 2025

  • September 2024
  • J. Riesmeier
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Meanwhile, the dates for the training courses I will offer and conduct in the year 2025 together with the OFFIS institute and the Open Connections GmbH have been fixed.
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DICOM Training Dates 2024

  • November 2023
  • J. Riesmeier
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Meanwhile, the dates for the training courses I will offer and conduct in the year 2024 together with the OFFIS institute and the Open Connections GmbH have been fixed.
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DICOM Training Course from 9 to 12 October 2023

  • September 2023
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The next DICOM training course (in English language) takes place from 9 to 12 October 2023. This time, the usual two-day DICOM Intensive Course will be followed by the two-day DICOM Advanced course. This training will be held online as a web conference.
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DICOM Training Course from 17 to 20 April 2023

  • January 2023
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The next DICOM training course (in English language) takes place from 17 to 20 April 2023. This time, the usual two-day DICOM Intensive Course will be followed by the two-day DICOM Tools and Troubleshooting course. This training will be held online as a web conference.
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DICOM Training Dates 2023

  • November 2022
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Meanwhile, the dates for the training courses I will offer and conduct in the year 2023 together with the OFFIS institute and the Open Connections GmbH have been fixed.
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What is DICOM?

DICOM is the world-wide accepted standard for medical image communi­cation. The standard defines data structures and services for the vendor-independent exchange of medical images and related information. There are also definitions for waveforms, structured medical reports and other medical data / documents. Most imaging devices and many other systems in the healthcare domain implement one or more DICOM services. The standard text is freely available from the NEMA web site www.dicomstandard.org.

Who am I?

My name is Jörg Riesmeier and my first contact with DICOM was as a student of Computer Science in the mid 90s. Since then, I was concerned with many different topics of the standard. For example, my diploma thesis dealt with the processing and, in particular, the display of the very flexible but also complex DICOM image format. In the context of my doctoral thesis, I studied DICOM Structured Reporting (SR) and its visualization in detail. Furthermore, for many years now, I am one of the main developers of the Open Source DICOM toolkit DCMTK.