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This history page in the series "Leaders in MSK Radiology" is dedicated to the memory and achievements of the French physician Jacques Forestier, whose name is connected with the medical eponym Forestier's disease, later referred to as diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis.

Het PROMISE-project kon niet worden bedacht zonder de kwestie van toegang tot Belgische webarchieven aan te pakken. Het belangrijk is om de Web te bewaren, omdat het belangrijk is als informatiebron voor onderzoek. Tijdens de conferentie “Saving the Web: the Promise of a Belgian Web Archive” werd daarom veel aandacht besteed aan de toegang en het gebruik van deze specifieke archieven. Twee van de sprekers op deze conferentie, Valérie Schafer en Niels Brügger, waren bereid om ​​hun ervaringen te delen met betrekking tot het gebruik van webarchieven, die soms teruggaan tot begin jaren 2000. Le projet PROMISE ne pouvait se concevoir sans aborder la question de l’accès aux archives du web belge. En effet, s’il est important de les sauvegarder, c’est en raison de leur importance comme sources d’information pour la recherche. Par conséquent, lors du colloque “Saving the Web: the Promise of a Belgian Web Archive”, l’accès et l’utilisation de ces archives spécifiques ont été largement abordés. Deux des intervenants lors de ce colloque, Valérie Schafer et Niels Brügger, ont accepté de partager leurs expériences respectives quant à l’utilisation d’archives web, celles-ci remontant parfois au début des années 2000.

Book review of : Huub Wijfjes (ed.), De radio. Een cultuurgeschiedenis, (Amsterdam: Boom, 2019), 360 pp., isbn 9789024419852

This history page in the series "Leaders in MSK Radiology" is dedicated to the memory and achievements of the Danish radiologist Hans Jessen Panner, whose name is connected to the medical eponym Panner's disease. ispartof: SEMINARS IN MUSCULOSKELETAL RADIOLOGY vol:25 issue:01 pages:186-187 ispartof: location:United States status: published

The main objective of the Belspo-funded LIMAMAL project was to support archaeologists in creating 3D terrain visualizations based on Lidar data and Pléiades stereoscopic imagery, and a combination or “fusion” thereof. A case study was developed to demonstrate the application of Pléiades imagery and light detection and ranging (lidar) technologies for prospection and visualization of the Mesoamerican archaeological landscape. Based on this case study, guidelines in English and Spanish have been developed to explain the technical processing. The project involved a stakeholder: the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), a Mexican federal government institution responsible for research, conservation, protection and spreading of knowledge on Mexican cultural heritage. The case study and guidelines were presented to the stakeholder and other interested parties during several meetings held during a short mission to Yucatan, Mexico in the spring of 2022.