Peter Brunnengraber

Peter Brunnengräber is senior technology manager at aycan Data Management, a division of aycan Medical. For more information, visit www.aycan.com

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A DICONDE archive

DICONDE in Digital NDT Taking Hold

With the continued demand for more speed, security, and cost reductions, we expect DICONDE in Digital NDT to continue making significant progress
Peter Brunnengraber
July 8, 2018

A major milestone in Digital NDT was reached this February— the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) E07.11 subcommittee published the new ASTM standard E3147-18 on DICONDE Interoperability.  This new standard should help further establish DICONDE in Digital NDT environments and increase the benefits of its use.


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The Future of Digital NDT Workflows

The Future of Digital NDT Workflows

Peter Brunnengraber
June 1, 2016

Established in 1993, DICONDE (Digital Imaging and Communication for Non-Destructive Evaluation) is an imaging and archiving technology standard that defines all image attributes and elements in a universal format. DICONDE was based on DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine), a proven imaging and archiving standard in the medical industry. In 2004, the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) E07.11 subcommittee made DICONDE the standard (E2339-11) for NDT (nondestructive testing) imaging.


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NDT Cloud Storage: How to Make the Right Move

The transition to digital radiography in NDT is quickly becoming the norm.
Peter Brunnengraber
October 12, 2015

Before we explore the question that seems to be on the minds of those in the nondestructive testing (NDT) industry and every other industry these days—Should we move our data to the cloud?—let’s discuss some background on how we got to this point in NDT.


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Medical Imaging Technology for the Digital Transition of Nondestructive Testing

Faced with the same basic challenges of the medical industry—how to quickly and reliably store, retrieve and share images—the NDT industry was able to adopt some of the same technologies.
Peter Brunnengraber
April 2, 2014

Driven by immense pressure to improve productivity and reduce costs, the medical industry has transitioned to digital imaging and archiving over the past two decades. Seeing the benefits of this digital transition, other industries are now following suit, leveraging the technology pioneered and proven by the highly regulated medical imaging industry.


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