<h3>Description</h3>  <p>The purpose of the KIN_Archive test is for all creators of Key Object Notes (Modalities, Evidence Creators) to create two Key Object Notes and to store those on the Central Archive. The creator of the note should also store all of the images of the study to which the note pertains. The first note should reference a single image; the second note should reference 2-3 images. </p> <p>In order to identify the creator of the note, it would be most beneficial if the Patient Name chosen reflected the company/product of the system creating the Key Object Note. This is relatively easy for Modalities as they create the original images. This may take more imagination by Evidence Creators as they typically do not create the original images.</p> <p>By having the company/product name in the Patient Name field, other tests will be much easier to perform.</p> <p>As all images/notes are stored to one Central Archive, run this test one time, <strong>preferably on the first day of the connectathon</strong> so that others can test with your data during the rest of the connectathon.</p> <p>Once the data are on the Central Archive fill out the <em>Object Information</em> section so that your peer can find out the data you have stored on the central archive.</p> <p>There are extra worthless brownie points available for those who create Key Object Notes that refer to individual frames in a multi-frame image, , or that reference GSPS objects associated with an image object, or that reference objects outside the current study.</p>  <h3>Evaluation</h3> <p>In order to validate the test, the project manager will check <ul><li>that the objects are stored on the Central Archive,</li><li>that there is a corresponding entry in the <em>Objects Information</em> section of the webtool.</li></ul></p>