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Grid-enabled workflows for data intensive medical applications
Data intensive medical image processing applications can easily benefit from grid capabilities. However, the setting up of complex medical experiments is not straight forward on current grid infrastructures. To ease such experiments we are developing a generic and grid-enabled workflow framework, relying on current standards. We show results on a concrete application to medical image registration assessment. We discuss the limitations induced by current standards and tools and how they were overcome for deploying the application.