TCIA now supports the concept of Data Analysis Centers (DACs). A DAC is a tool or website which provides additional capabilities for downloading, visualizing or analyzing TCIA data by connecting to our TCIA Programmatic Interface (REST API) or by mirroring our Collections. If you have developed something which might qualify as a DAC please contact the helpdesk to request that it be added to this page.
DataScope
A browser-based data exploration and visualization tool which combines radiology, pathology, genomic, and clinical data types.
ePAD
ePAD is a freely available quantitative imaging informatics platform, developed by the Rubin Lab at Stanford Medicine Radiology at Stanford University. Its built-in connection to TCIA's REST API allows data to be seemlessly imported into ePAD for analysis.
ePAD for The Cancer Genome Atlas Collections
This deployment of ePAD contains several of the TCGA collections along with corresponding radiologist annotations and markup. Please contact the TCIA Helpdesk to request access to this system.
QIN Labs
A challenge management system powered by CodaLab and ePad which is being leveraged by the Quantitative Imaging Network to conduct image analysis competitions using TCIA data.
Slicer - TCIA Browser Extension
Slicer is a mutli-platform, free and open source software package for visualization and medical image computing. The TCIA Browser Extension enables programmatic access to our Collections for direct download and analysis without ever leaving the Slicer application.