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A Web interface to cloud- based Monte Carlo simulations for TrueBeam and C-linac Jong In Park M.S. student http://radiotherapyresearchtools.c

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A Web interface to cloud-based Monte Carlo simulations for TrueBeam and C-linac. Jong In Park M.S. student. http://radiotherapyresearchtools.com. C ontents. What is the Virtual Linac Application of Virtual Linac How can we use (register) ? . Background. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: A  Web interface to cloud-based  Monte Carlo simulations for TrueBeam and C-linac

A Web interface to cloud-based Monte Carlo simulations

for TrueBeam and C-linac

Jong In ParkM.S. student

http://radiotherapyresearchtools.com

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Contents

What is the Virtual Linac

Application of Virtual Linac

How can we use (register) ?

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Background

• Field-independent components were not open to the public - Target, ion chamber, carousel

Varian provides ‘just’ phase space file for TrueBeam simulation

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Purpose of Virtual LinacVarian has developed a cloud based web application, called “Virtual Linac”

Linac Monte Carlo simulation as service - Enable the research community

- Validated geometry (by Varian)

- Fast computing is available w/o server

http://radiotherapyresearchtools.com

2013. 05. 06 version 84 (open to the public)

~ 2013. 11. 18 version 94

Now updating ..

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Simulation Mechanics

Input file

Dose distribution

User

http://radiotherapyresearchtools.com

Run MC simulation

Amazon Web Service

Elastic compute cloud 2

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Use Case 1 – General case

Dose distribution

http://radiotherapyresearchtools.com

DOSXYZnrc

Virtual Linac

Check a plan

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http://radiotherapyresearchtools.com

Virtual Linac Graphic User Interface

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Validation of Simulation ResultsPresented in ‘AAPM’ meeting

- Simulation results were well matched with measurement

http://radiotherapyresearchtools.com

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Use Case 2 – What can we change ?

Investigate changes to the treatment head- Low energy, medium energy, high energy, imaging,- Custom is also available

http://radiotherapyresearchtools.com

Treatment head

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Use Case 2 – What can we change ?Originally, in TrueBeam simulation

Can define “Target”

Virtual Linac

Using carbon target

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Use Case 2 – Treatment head

http://radiotherapyresearchtools.com

Flattening filter

- Open port (FFF), 4X, 6X, 8X, 10X, 15X, 18X, 20X

Location of writing phase space file

- above the jaw - below the mylar - isocenter - 95 cm from source - 150 cm from source

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Use Case 3 – TrueBeam Developer mode

• What exactly is Developer Mode?

- A method to control all motion axes and imaging through

customized XML scripts

Image by Varian

• Dose distributions from TrueBeam Developer Mode XML file - non-Monte Carlo expert

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http://radiotherapyresearchtools.com

Use Case 3 – TrueBeam Developer mode

TrueBeam Developer mode ‘xml’

Still to come !

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How can we use (register) ? Requirements

① Send an email to – Daren Sawkey (Varian Medical Systems) - expression of register

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How can we use (register) ? Requirements

② IP address as seen by the outside world (google “what’s my ip”)

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How can we use (register) ? Requirements

③ Amazon Web services account number

• You can sign up for the Amazon Web Services (AWS) at aws.amazon.com.

• The AWS documentation is great, and available at aws.amazon.com/documentation/ec2 for EC2.

• After the sign up, click my account

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How can we use (register) ? Requirements④ A completed license agreement

Varian the opportunity to review a draft copy of the proposed publication or presentation for review and approval at least 45 days prior to..

He or she has the power and authority

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How can we use (register) ? Once the register, you can get started- Log in to AWS

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How much is it? Payment ! When ?

Between Amazon web service and users

- Running the instance (Table)- Data transfer

“Linux” is cheaper than “window”

Can save cost reduced to 1/10 by using ‘spot request’ (highly recommend)

On-demand instance

Unit: $

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Summary

• More detail information http://radiotherapyresearchtools.com

• Varian validated geometry of component - Full TrueBeam simulation is available

• Fast parallel computing

• TrueBeam developer mode will be soon

• Reasonable cost with ‘spot request’

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Thank you for your attention !