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As an open question when are CD’s the best way to store data? X-ray scans with high resolution and high bit depth take up a lot of space though they are accesse
by blululu 2y ago
As an open question when are CD’s the best way to store data? X-ray scans with high resolution and high bit depth take up a lot of space though they are accessed infrequently and always in the full. For a 12x18 600 dpi scan with 64 bit depth is 0.6 GB. If these are tomograms and you need a stack of 1200-2000 then we are talking about a lot of data to store for several years to be accessed twice. A CD is not a bad choice for durable storage.