@Misc{vetsch:visiblehuman,
  author = {S. Vetsch and V. Messerli and O. Figueiredo and B. Gennart and R.D.
  Hersch and L. Bovisi and R. Welz and L. Bidaut and O. Ratib},
  title = {Visible Human Slice Server},
  year = {1998},
  howpublished = {http://visiblehuman.epfl.ch/},
  note = {A web site giving access to 2D views of a 3D scan of a human body.},
  URL = {http://visiblehuman.epfl.ch/},
  keywords = {image processing, parallel I/O, pario-bib},
  abstract = {The computer scientists of EPFL (Prof. R.D. Hersch and his
  staff), in collaboration with the Geneva Hospitals and WDS Technologies SA,
  have developed a parallel image server to extract image slices of the Visible
  Human from any orientation. This 3D dataset originates from a prisoner
  sentenced to death who offered his body to science. The dead body was frozen
  and then cut and digitized into 1 mm horizontally spaced slices by the
  National Library of Medicine, Bethesda-Maryland and the University of
  Colorado, USA. The total volume of all slices represents a size of 13 Gbyte
  of data.},
  comment = {Very cool. See also gennart:CAP, messerli:tomographic,
  messerli:jimage, messerli:thesis.}
}