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This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/284,682 filed on Apr. 18, 2001.
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the field of radiographic imaging, and in particular, to methods and apparatus for determining the optical density of radiographic imaging film and further enacting corrective adjustments to the optical density of radiographic imaging film used, for example, in mammography.
2. Description of Prior Art
Radiographic imaging of body parts is well known and extremely useful as a diagnostic tool in the medical arts. Radiographic imaging involves positioning a part of a patient to be imaged denoted as the "structure of interest" under an x-ray emitter, exposing the structure of interest to an x-ray beam, and recording the interaction between the x-ray beam and the structure of interest on an image receptor. In most cases, the receptor is radiographic film, and the image is amplified by an intensifying screen. After exposing the structure of interest, the film is removed from the cassette and then developed.
The diagnostic value of radiographic imaging as described is dependent upon the interplay of several factors. One of the most important of these factors is the optical density of the radiographic film. In order to ensure optimal film exposure, typical imaging devices implement an automatic exposure control system (AEC). A typical AEC utilizes a radiation detector for detecting the amount of radiation. The radiation detector is generally disposed adjacent to the radiographic film such that the radiation impinges upon the detector prior to irradiating the radiographic film. In general, the typical energy per photon of the x-ray is sufficient to render the detector transparent or invisible on the radiographic film. Thereafter, the AEC utilizes algorithms and lookup tables to account for the varying properties of the intensifying screen, the radiographic film, and the processor. The AEC then makes the necessary adjustments to the intensity and duration of the radiation. Thus, the AEC is essentially a closed-loop feedback mechanism for optimizing the quality of radiographic images.
Although an AEC is generally sufficient for a standard imaging device, mammography machines present additional problems. First and foremost among these problems is that the typical energy per photon of the x-radiation emitted by a mammography machine is far less than that of other types of imaging devices. Mammography machines emit so-called "soft" x-rays that are optimal for detecting subtle differences in the soft tissue found in the human breast. However, soft x-rays present a limitation in that they cannot be transmitted through the radiation detector without imaging parts of the detector on the radiographic film. Thus, the detector must be disposed such that the radiographic film is irradiated prior to detection of the amount of radiation impinging upon the film. As a result, the detector will detect amounts of radiation that can be significantly less than what has irradiated the film. Consequently, the reliability of an AEC is slightly compromised when used in a mammography machine.
Consequently, each mammography machine must have the AEC system frequently calibrated and adjusted on site by a service engineer. The process of calibration is tedious and expensive for many reasons. First, each cassette is slightly different, and thus, the same cassette must be used for multiple exposures. Secondly, radiographic films must be used from the same box to maximize the homogeneity of the film. Thirdly, significant variations can arise in the processor including chemical variation and temperature variation.
Thus, there is a need in the art for an apparatus and method that permit one sheet of radiographic film to be exposed multiple times including a simple and reliable method for determining the optical density of the film. However, such a solution must account for the decrease in the intensity of the x-ray field with an increase in distance from the source, known as the inverse square law. Optical density is also dependent upon the intensity of the x-ray field, such that there is additionally a need for an apparatus and method that compensates optical density measurements for changes due to the spatial variation.
The present invention provides an apparatus and method permitting one sheet of radiographic film to be exposed multiple times including a control unit for correcting the optical density of the film based upon the spatial variation of x-ray field intensity. In particular, the present invention includes a system for determining an optical density of radiographic imaging film comprising an emitter of soft x-ray radiation, a sheet of radiographic imaging film disposed a distance from the emitter, an attenuator simulating the radiological properties of a human breast, a mask for absorbing soft x-ray radiation disposed between the attenuator and the radiographic imaging film thereby creating a reference exposure, and a template for selectively irradiating the radiographic film.
The combination of the foregoing elements allows for multiple exposures on a single sheet of radiographic film. The mask defines a divide along its central axis that is coincident with the center portion of the film, thereby allowing the center portion of the film to be exposed during a reference exposure. The mask prohibits the exposure of two portions of the film that are laterally adjacent to the divide. The template is then aligned such that it permits selective irradiation of the portion of the film that was previously unexposed, and prohibits exposure of film that is yet to be exposed. The template is then moved such that previously unexposed film may be exposed, and again, the template prohibits exposure of film that is yet to be exposed. The foregoing process is repeated until there are enough sequential exposures to warrant processing the film. The template defines
The method of the present invention includes a step of irradiating a single sheet of radiographic film while simultaneously absorbing portions of radiation with a mask thereby preventing exposure of portions of the film. The mask defines a divide along its central portion, which allows the center of the film to be irradiated while preventing other portions from being irradiated. The unexposed portions of the film is selectively exposed multiple times utilizing a template having apertures for transmitting x-radiation such that film exposure occurs at various distances from the center of the film. The multiply and selectively exposed film is interpreted by a densitometer that measures the optical density of the film. The optical density data is corrected by the controller, which corrects the optical density measurements based upon the relationship between the distance between the point of interest and the center of the film.
The above and further objects of the present invention will more fully be apparent from the following detailed description with accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of the present invention in schematic representation depicting the orientation of the elements.
FIG. 2 is a schematic depiction of the components of the present invention including the relevant dimensions of the present invention.
FIG. 3 depicts a masking element of the type used in the present invention.
FIG. 4 depicts a template of the type used in the present invention.
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of a sheet of radiological film that has been shielded by a mask and been exposed multiple times while employing a template to form a grid of exposures along two portions of film adjacent to the center of the film.
FIG. 6 is a flow chart illustrating the method of the present invention.
FIG. 7 is a flow chart illustrating the method by which a controller determines a corrective optical density.
In accordance with the preferred embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 1 is an exploded schematic diagram of the elements of the present invention. An emitter of soft x-ray radiation 10 of the type commonly used in mammography applications is utilized as a source for x-ray beams (not shown). Emitter 10 is disposed a distance from a surface of a sheet of radiographic film 28 that is normal to axis 8. Radiographic film 28 is of the type that is sensitive to x-ray radiation and, as such, will absorb incident x-ray beams thereby forming an image indicative of the optical density of radiographic film 28, as discussed further herein.
An attenuator 18 is disposed between the emitter 10 and the radiographic film 28 such that x-ray beams are transmitted through attenuator 18 prior to irradiating radiographic film 28. Attenuator 18 is a homogeneous material, such as BR-12 or acrylic plastic, which simulates the density and radiological properties of the human breast.
A mask 22 and a template 21 are sequentially disposed between attenuator 18 and radiographic film 28. Mask 22 and template absorb x-ray beams thereby preventing x-ray beams from irradiating portions of radiographic film 28 and permitting multiple exposures of the radiographic film. The specific designs of mask 22 and template 21 are discussed further herein.
A table 30 is commonly used as a support structure for a mammography machine. In a typical mammography machine, the table 30 will house a cassette (not shown) for housing radiographic film 28 and will be utilized by medical staff to ensure the proper placement and alignment of the structure of interest. In FIG. 1, the table 30 is shown as supporting radiographic film 28.
Multiply exposed radiographic film 28 is generally processed in a processor 32, which is adapted for processing the radiographic film 28 such that an image of the structure of interest is shown in gray scale.
A densitometer 24 of the type commonly used in mammography application is utilized for detecting levels of a gray scale formed upon radiographic film 28, and is further adapted for determining an optical density of radiographic film 28.
A controller 26 is utilized for processing optical density data determined by the densitometer 24. The controller 26 is adapted for correcting the optical density data and determining a corrective optical density as discussed further herein.
FIG. 2 depicts the relevant geometrical dimensions of the present invention. The distance from the emitter 10 to the radiographic film 28 is ro. An x-ray beam 12 emitted along axis 8 will travel distance ro and orthogonally impinge upon radiographic film 28 at a point xo. X-ray beam 16 is emitted from emitter 10 at an angle θ from axis 8, and will impinge upon radiographic film 28 at an angle equal to the difference between ninety degrees and θ. The point at which x-ray beam 16 impinges upon radiographic film 28 is a distance x from the point xo. In determining a corrected optical density, the controller will arbitrarily assign the point xo a value of zero. Additionally, FIG. 2 depicts attenuator 18 as having a thickness to through which x-ray beams 12, 16 must pass before impinging upon radiographic film 28.
FIG. 3 is a preferred profile of the mask 22 that is disposed between the attenuator 18 and the radiographic film 28 for absorbing x-ray radiation. The mask 22 defines a center portion 51, two lateral portions 50, and a divide 52. Center portion 51 and lateral portions 50 prohibit the transmission of x-ray radiation, thereby preventing exposure of portions of radiographic film coincident therewith. Divide 52 permits the transmission of x-ray radiation, and radiographic film coincident therewith may be exposed.
FIG. 4 is a preferred profile of the template 21 that is selectively disposed between attenuator 18 and radiographic film 28 in order to selectively permit irradiation of radiological film 28. Template 21 defines body portion 55 that prohibits the transmission of x-ray radiation thereby preventing exposure of portions of radiographic film coincident therewith. Template 21 further defines a pair of apertures 56 disposed within body portion 55 that permit the transmission of x-ray radiation. Template 21 further defines an open aperture 54 that is square in shape and that has one side coincident with an edge of the template 21, thereby forming an open aperture.
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of a sheet of radiographic film 28 having an image 20 irradiated on it by x-rays and having been exposed multiple times utilizing the mask 22 and template 21 of the present invention. An axis 6 is shown perpendicular to an axis 7. Axes 6 and 7 intersect at a point where axis 8 intersects radiographic film. In a typical mammography machine, the shoulders of a patient are perpendicular to vertical axis 6 and parallel to horizontal axis 7.
The fringe area 40 of the radiographic film 28 has been exposed multiple times, and is generally not considered in the calibration procedure or in measuring optical density.
Reference areas include a central portion 42 a, a lateral portion 42 b, and a lateral portion 42 c. Reference areas 42 a, 42 b, and 42 c are created in a reference exposure when the mask depicted in FIG. 3 is disposed between attenuator 18 and radiographic film 28 and x-rays are emitted from emitter 10.
Template areas 44 a, 44 b are adjacent to mask area 42 a and are generally rectangular in nature such that axis 7 bisects both template areas 44 a, 44 b. Template areas 44 a, 44 b can be further described by referring to a grid pattern. In the preferred embodiment, template areas 44 a, 44 b include columns C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, and C6 as well as rows R1, R2, R3, and R4. Thus, any grid point in template areas 44 a, 44 b can be referred to as a combination of a row coordinate and a column coordinate.
Referring now to FIG. 6, a flow chart of the describing the system and method of the present invention. In step S1, the mask 22 is centered on radiographic film 28 such that divide 52 is bisected by axis 6 and such that center portion 51 is parallel to axis 7. Step S1 also includes placing the attenuator 18 over mask 22 such that the x-rays are attenuated before irradiating the mask 22 and radiographic film 28.
In step S2, a reference exposure is executed wherein fringe area 40, and reference portions 42 a, 42 b, 43 c are initially exposed to x-radiation. Only template areas 44 a, 44 b remain unexposed. The reference exposure executed in step S3 is for calibrating controller 26. The optical density of reference points located in reference areas 42 a, 42 b, and 42 c is utilized by controller 26 to interpolate a corrective optical density.
In step S3, the mask 22 and attenuator 18 are removed.
In step S4, the template 21 is placed over a template area 44 a, 44 b and the attenuator 18 is placed thereupon. Step S5 consists of irradiating radiographic film 28 such that template 21 selectively irradiates the film through apertures 54, 56. In step S6, the position of the template 21 is changed relative to template areas 44 a, 44 b. Step S6 may then proceed to step S7 or loop back to step S5 depending on the outcome of logic gate L1. In the preferred embodiment, step S6 loops back to step S5 until template areas 44 a, 44 b have been repeatedly exposed to provide sufficient data for an optical density test.
The process of alternating between steps S6 and S5 has many embodiments, and the following description is merely illustrative of one of such embodiments requiring eight iterations through logic gate L1. In a first S5 exposure, the template 21 is aligned such that open aperture 54 coincides with the area designated by C6, R1. In such an alignment, apertures 56 will coincide with the areas designated by C4, R1 and C2, R1 respectively. The exposure of step S5 is then executed, and step S6 is performed.
A representative performance of step S6 is to move template 21 such that open aperture coincides with area C6, R2, and further such that apertures 56 coincide with areas C4, R2, and C2, R2 respectively. The exposure of step S5 is then executed, and step S6 is performed.
Two further iterations of the preceding pattern are performed such that the areas designated by columns C6, C4, and C2 and rows R1, R2, R3, and R4 have all been exposed in a series of four cycles of steps S5 and S6.
A fifth iteration of the procedure includes rotating template 21 about axis 7 such that open aperture 54 is coincident with area C1, R4, and further such that apertures 56 are coincident with areas C3, R4 and C5, R4 respectively. Iterations six, seven, and eight of steps S5 and S6 are performed by repeatedly moving template 21 parallel to axis 7 such that the areas designated by columns C1, C3, and C5 and rows R1, R2, R3, and R4 are exposed sequentially.
Upon sufficient exposure of template areas 44 a, 44 b, logic gate L1 directs that the radiographic film 28 is processed by film processor 30 as given in step S7. Radiographic film 28 has been exposed nine times and requires processing only once. As noted, this is a principal advantage of the present invention.
In step S8, a densitometer 24 is utilized to measure the optical density of the processed film 20.
In step S9, the optical density data is inputted into controller 26 for correcting. Although many methods of inputting the optical density data are available, in the preferred embodiment, the data is entered manually by a medical physicist or other technician.
In step S10, the controller determines a corrective optical density to correct any aberrations in the optical density data incurred due to the spatial dependence of the x-ray field intensity. In doing so, the controller employs a corrective algorithm corresponding to certain physical and mathematical properties of the mammography process. The controller is adapted to account for the following properties. A distance x is the distance from the point xo to an exposed point on radiographic film 28; ro is the distance between the emitter 10 and the radiographic film 10, θ is the angle between the axis 8 and the path of x-ray beam 16, and to is the thickness of attenuator 18. The attenuation coefficient of attenuator 18 is denoted α. In general, the attenuation coefficient α varies inversely with the emitter potential of the emitter 10 in kilovolts (kV), such that if the kilovoltage of the emitter 10 is increased, then the attenuation coefficient decreases.
The corrective optical density ΔOD follows mathematically from the relationships between the foregoing properties. In general, the exposure of the radiographic film is related to the energy deposited by the x-ray beams at the radiographic film 28. The magnitude of the x-ray field strength can be described as a function of the parameter x in the following equation:
where t(x)=tosecθ, and A is a constant proportional to the net charge of the emitter 10 measured in milliAmp seconds (mAs).
The ratio of the x-ray field strength at a point x relative to the point xo is given by the following equation:
Assuming that x is much less than ro, equation 2 can be simplified to the relationship shown in the following equation:
Note that the foregoing approximation eliminated any need to measure θ, which was the angle between the path of x-ray beam 16 and axis 8. Further approximation using a Taylor expansion yields the change in electric field relative to the electric field at the point xo, or rather
From empirical analysis, it is realized that
Therefore, combining equations (4) and (5) yields the following relationship between ΔOD and the system constraints:
Equation 6 is a quadratic equation in x, or conversely, if x is known, then equation 6 is a quadratic equation for ΔOD. A previously complex formula dependent upon a number of variables is simplified to a quadratic equation that controller 26 may utilize to compute a corrective optical density.
FIG. 7 illustrates the method by which controller 26 computes the corrective optical density. Controller 26 fits a minimum of three data points to a parabola by interpolating optical density data measured by the densitometer 24. In the preferred embodiment, controller 26 will select three data points each from reference areas 42 a, 42 b, and 42 c as shown in step S101. The data points will vary in space relative to axes 6 and 7 such that at least three columns of columns C1, C2, C3, C4, C5 and C6 will contain at least three data points.
Given equation 6, it is understood that the optical density should decrease by a certain amount as the distance from the intersection of axes 6, 7, and 8 increases along axis 7. Thus, controller sorts data points relative to their spatial orientation and their relative optical density as shown in step S102. Controller 26 presumes the quadratic form of equation 6, and interpolates reference curves that fit a set of parabolas as shown in step S103. In step S104, the controller 26 determines an actual decrease in optical density. The parabolas obey functions that represent the actual ΔOD of the system, which implicitly contains the properties of the attenuation constant, the attenuator thickness, and the distance from the radiographic film 28 to the emitter 10.
Once the foregoing calibration is completed, then optical density data from a selection of points within template areas 44 a, 44 b may be selected in accordance with step S105. In step S106, the controller 26 corrects the optical density data from the template areas 44 a, 44 b by adding a corrective ΔOD as determined from the calibration procedure. Thereafter, the corrected optical density, having been gathered over a series of exposures as determined in FIG. 6, should ideally be representative of the actual optical density of the radiographic film 28.
In calculating a corrective ΔOD, the controller 26 permits a medical physicist or other technician to eliminate the variation of optical density as a function of space. Assuming that the other factors determinative of optical density are constant, any discrepancy between the corrective ΔOD and the reference value determined during calibration may be indicative of machine error. Therefore, the present invention provides an improved system and method for assessing the optical consistency of the mammography machine.
While specific illustrative embodiments of the system and method of the present invention have been disclosed in the foregoing specification, it is understood that various modifications within the scope of the invention may occur to those skilled in the art. For example, alternative profiles of mask 22 and template 21 may be utilized to execute a greater or lesser number of exposures exposing different reference and template areas of radiographic film 28. It is intended, therefore, that all such adaptations and modifications should be comprehended as falling within the scope and meaning of the following claims.
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|Lasky Harold J
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|Thomas Jefferson University
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|Nov 5, 1991
|Jan 4, 1994
|Thomas Jefferson University
|Method of and apparatus for standardizing and monitoring image quality in mammography
|Aug 4, 1993
|Apr 11, 1995
|Thomas Jefferson University
|Method of and apparatus for standardizing and monitoring image quality in mammography
|Nov 28, 1994
|Aug 6, 1996
|Thomas Jefferson University
|Method of and apparatus for standardizing and monitoring beam quality in mammography
|Jun 6, 1995
|Oct 15, 1996
|Lumisys, Inc.
|Radiographic image quality assessment utilizing a stepped calibration target
|Oct 27, 1997
|Dec 1, 1998
|Thomas Jefferson University
|Method and apparatus for using film density measurements of a radiograph to monitor the reproducibility of X-ray exposure parameters of a mammography unit
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|378/62, 378/37
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Apr 18, 2002
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Title: Are palm tree seeds toxic?
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QUESTION:Are palm tree seeds toxic to other plants? I have palm trees around my pool and it seems that nothing will grow very good where the old seeds are in the ground.
I'm not sure what palms you have. The only palm native to California is Washingtonia filifera (California fan palm), but there are other palms commonly found there [e.g., Phoenix canariensis (Canary Island Palm) from the Canary Islands, Phoenix dactylifera (Date palm) from Asia and Washingtonia robusta (Mexican palm fan)].
I searched for references to palms and allelopathy and below are the only references I found.
M. I. Khan in an article, [Allelopathic potential of dry fruits of Washingtonia filifera: Inhibition of seed germination. Physiologia Plantarum, 54(3):323-328, 1982] says that the leachates of the fruits of this palm inhibited the germination of the seeds of lettuce and cucumbers.
Another article by Khan [Allelopathic potential of dry fruits of Washingtonia filifera (L. LINDEN) H. WENDL. II. Inhibition of seedling growth. Biologia Plantarum, 24(4), 1982] reports the allelopathic effect of the dry palm fruits on growth of the seedlings of lettuce, red cabbage, tomato and cucumber.
Finally, A. K. Mukherjee [Allelopathy in Phoenix paludosa pure stand formation. Journal of Economic and Taxonomic Botany, 12(2), 1988] reported that the roots of Pheonix paludosa (Mangrove date palm), an Asian species related to date palms found in California, delayed germination and retarded the growth of gram (a kind of bean) seed. Mukherjee speculates that a growth retardant from the roots of the palm eliminates competing plants and results in pure stands of the palm in India.
These references are to experiments performed 20 years or more ago and no one has repeated them, as far as I know, nor has anyone reported allelopathy associated with any other palm trees. That doesn't mean that your palm seeds or fruits don't have any allelopathic properties. Since palms are prevalent in lots or landscapes, however, it seems that it would be reported by homeowners and landscapers.
Just in case the seeds or any other parts of the above ground tree is inhibiting the growth of plants underneath your palm, you can alleviate the effect by keeping the area under and around the tree free of fruits, seeds and fronds. Also, since the palm is going to provide a good deal of shade, this could be part of your problem. Try choosing shade-loving plants for the area under the palms.
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Youngsters taking part in a Community activity
09:38 22nd October 2012
by Stoke City Football Club
Soccer schools and multi-sports clubs available this Autumn…
STOKE CITY are running a number of soccer schools and multi-sports clubs over the upcoming October Half-Term period.
Any youngster between the ages of 4 and 15 years of age can take part in one form or another, with the courses proving to be a great way of stopping the boredom over the break!
Day-by-day prices start from £4 per morning for the 4 year olds and £8 for 5 to 15 year olds with those participants booking a full week being in with a chance of winning a signed Michael Owen shirt, a tour of the Britannia Stadium for 4 people or a pennant signed by the first team squad!
Soccer School venues
Longton Rugby Club, Trentham Fields
James Bateman Junior High, Biddulph
Fulmar Centre, Leek
Multi-Sports venues
Sportshall for Cheadle Schools, Cheadle
Draycott Moor College, Draycott
PRICES & TIMES4 year olds - £4 per morning
(10am – 12 noon)
5-15 year olds - £8 all day
(9am – 3pm Trentham only)
(10am – 3pm except Trentham)
Alternatively, you can book for all 5 days in advance for just £32!
There is also a dedicated goalkeeper course being run again following its popularity last time around.
Taking place at Chesterton Community Sports College on Monday 29th and Tuesday 30th October, the course is perfect for those looking to emulate the likes of Asmir Begovic and Thomas Sorensen.
The course runs from 9am – 4pm for 7 to 15 year olds and is priced at £10 per day.
To book, or for more information on any of the courses, please contact the Community Trust by phone on (01782) 592252.
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The following is a listing of regional, national and international conferences, seminars, courses and other events of relevance to integrated coastal and ocean management (ICOM). Please click on the name of the event for further details, including a link to the event website. To post an event, please email the ACZISC Secretariat with the details.
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Choose a month of interest here, or browse the list of events below:
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November 2016
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January 2017
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September 2017
-1 June 2016, 1 pm EDT: Too Big To Ignore Webinar "The importance of fish as food" by Moenieba Isaacs, University of Western Cape, Philip Loring, University of Saskatchewan, and Joshua Stoll, University of Maine.
-2-5 June 2016: Aros na Mara - World Oceans Day Festival, Iona, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.
-6-9 June 2016: DEVOTES-EUROMARINE Summer School "Marine ecosystem services, management and governance: linking social and ecological research", San Sebastián, Spain.
-7-9 June 2016: 37th Canadian Symposium on Remote Sensing, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
-6-11 June 2016: 59th IAGLR's Conference on Great Lakes Research: Great Lakes Solutions: Integrating Across Disciplines & Scales, Guelph, Ontario, Canada
-7-9 June 2016: 37th Canadian Symposium on Remote Sensing and the 41st Canadian Cartographic Association Conference, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
-7-12 June 2016: Ocean Literacy Conference 2016 'Ocean Optimism', Halifax, Nova Scotia.
-8 June 2016: 2016 Elisabeth Mann Borgese Ocean Lecture, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
-8 June 2016: H20- Home to Overseas Conference and Industry Showcase, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada.
-8 June 2016: Canada's Ocean Summit, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
-8-10 June 2016: 11th BoFEP Bay of Fundy Science Workshop "Fundy in Flux: Challenges for Science, Policy and Society", Fredericton, New Brunswick.
-12-14 June 2015: Coastal Zone Canada 2016 Conference, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
-13-15 June 2016: 2016 Global Ocean Science Education Workshop, Paris, France
-13-15 June 2016: Young Coastal Scientists and Engineers Conference - Americas 2016, Kingston, Ontario, Canada.
-13-16 June 2016: Open Repositories 2016, Dublin, Ireland.
-20-22 June 2016: Fish Passage 2016, International Conference on River Connectivity Best Practices and Innovations, Amherst, Massachusetts, USA.
-23 June 2016, 1 PM EDT: Alternative Livelihood Opportunities for Coastal Communities in the Eastern Caribbean by the Eastern Caribbean Marine Managed Areas Network. Webinar co-sponsored by the NOAA National Marine Protected Areas Center, MPA News, OpenChannels.org, and the EBM Tools Network.
-27-29 June 2016: Interdisciplinary International Workshop on RISK Information Management, Risk Models and Applications, Berlin, Germany.
-27 June - 1 July 2016: National Marine Educators Association 2016 Conference, Making Waves: Current Connections in Marine Science, Orlando, Florida, USA.
-29 June - 1 July 2016: TBTI Symposium on Small-scale Fisheries in Europe and Global Markets, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain.
-1 July 2016, 12 PM EDT: TBTI Webinar "Small-scale fisheries in Europe: Role of markets, communities, and organizations" with Jose Pascual Fernández, University of La Laguna, Spain, Cristina Pita, University of Aveiro, Portugal, and Jeremy Percy, Low Impact Fishers of Europe, UK. - new
-4-8 July 2016: 116th Meeting of the International Maritime Organization Council, London, UK. - new
-6-8 July 2016: Resilient Cities 2016: 7th Annual Global Forum on Urban Resilience and Adaptation, Bonn, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany. - new
-7-8 July 2016: 6th Digital Earth Summit "Digital Earth in the Era of Big Data", Beijing, China.
-12-15 July 2016: River Flow: International Conference on Fluvial Hydraulics, St. Louis, Missouri, USA.
-4-17 July 2016: CODATA International Training Workshop in Big Data for Science, Beijing, China.
-17-22 July 2016: 35th International Conference on Coastal Engineering, Istanbul, Turkey.
-19-23 July 2016: 2nd Student Workshop on Ecology and Optics of Coastal Zones, Kaliningrad, Russia.
-20 July 2016, 1 PM EDT: Demonstration of SituMap Multi-User Mapping Application by Seneca Holland of TExas A&M University. Webinar co-sponsored by the EMB Tools Networks and MEAM. - new
-24 July 2016, 1PM-4PM: Explore Fire Ecology at Purcell's Cove, NSNT Connecting with Nature 2016 Event Series - new
-27-29 July 2016: 4th IAHR Europe Congress, Liege, Belgium.
-30 July - 3 August 2016: 4th International Marine Conservation Congress, St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada.
-3-7 August 2016: 11th Asian Fisheries & Aquaculture Forum, Bangkok, Thailand.
-8-10 August 2016: FishAdapt: Sharing Practical Adaptation Experiences, Bangkok, Thailand.
-10-13 August 2016: 5th International Pacific Marine Educators Network (IPMEN) Conference, Manado, North Sulawesi, Indonesia.
-14-18 August 2016: Northwest Aquatic & Marine Educators 2016 Conference: One World—United by Water, Metchosin, British Columbia.
-21 August 2016, 1 PM: Conservation Celebration Announcement and Hike, NSNT Connecting with Nature 2016 Event Series - new
-24-26 August 2016: FOSS4G, Bonn, Germany
-27 August 2016, 1 PM-4PM: Rare Flower Paddling Expedition on the Tusket River, NSNT Connecting with Nature 2016 Event Series - new
-29 August - 1 September 2016: Coast to Coast Conference 2016, Melbourne, Australia.
-1-10 September 2016: IUCN World Conservation Congress, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA.
-4-7 September 2016: ECSA 56 - Coastal systems in transition: From a 'natural' to an 'anthropogenically-modified' state, Bremen, Germany.
-5-7 September 2017: Coasts, Marine Structures and Breakwaters 2017, Realising the Potential, Liverpool, UK. 30 June 2016 is the deadline for submitting abstracts.
-5-8 September 2016: 17th Biennial Challenger Society for Marine Sciences conference "Oceans and Climate" Liverpool, United Kingdom.
-5-16 September 2016: The Big Data and Analytics Summer School, Colchester, UK. - new
-8-9 September 2016: The Rescue of Data At Risk Workshop, Boulder, Colorado, USA, in association with International Data Week.
-11-17 September 2016: International Data Week: From Big Data to Open Data: Mobilising the Data Revolution, Denver, Colorado, USA.
-11-13 September 2016: SciDataCon 2016 "Advancing the Frontiers of Data in Research", Denver, Colorado, USA.
-12 September 2016: 1st International Workshop on Semantic Change and Evolving Semantics (SuCCeSS'16), Leipzig, Germany. 8 July 2016 is the extended deadline for submitting papers and posters. - new
-12-14 September 2016: 2016 Liveable Cities Forum: Changing Climate Changing Communities, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. - new
-12-15 September 2016: 12th International Conference on Semantic Systems: SEMANTiCS 2016. - new
-12-16 September 2016: 8th International Conference on Scour and Erosion, Oxford, United Kingdom.
-12-16 September 2016: 41st CIESM Congress, Kiel, Germany.
-17 September 2016: Rogues Boat Trip and Paddle, NSNT Connecting with Nature 2016 Event Series. - new
-19-22 September 2016: 13th International Symposium on River Sedimentation, Stuttgart, Germany.
-19-23 September 2016: ICES Annual Science Conference 2016, Riga, Latvia.
-20-23 September 2016: 5th International Conference on Emerging Contaminants and Micropollutants in the Environment, Sydney, Australia.
-21-22 September 2016: COINAtlantic / ACZISC Meeting #78, St. John's, Newfoundland.
-21-22 September 2016: 2016 International Conference on Sustainable Development, New York City, USA. - new
-25-30 September 2016: International Aquarium Congress, Vancouver, British Columbia.
-26 September 2016: Geomatics Atlantic, Dartmouth, Nova Sotia, Canada. - new
-26-27 September 2016: MEOPAR 2016 Annual Scientific Meeting, Ottawa, Ontario. - new
-27-28 September 2016: UNIHAK 2015, II Cross border congress on climate and coastal change, Irun, Spain.
-27-30 September 2016: 15th International workshop on Multi-scale (Un)-structured mesh numerical Modeling for coastal, shelf, and global ocean dynamics, Toulouse, France.
-27-30 September 2016: Under Western Skies 2016 "Water: Events, Trends, Analysis" Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
-30 September- 1 October 2016: Sustainable Oceans 2016 "Into the Blue: The Body Connecting Us All", Halifax, Nova Scotia.
-9-14 October 2016: Physics of Estuaries and Coastal Seas 2016 Conference, the Netherlands.
-11-13 October 2016: International Conference on Marine Data and Information Systems, Gdansk, Poland.
-25-29 October 2016: Littoral 2016 "The changing littoral. Anticipation and adaptation to climate change", Biarritz, France.
-31 October - 2 November 2016: ICOPMAS 2016, 12th International Conferenceon Coasts, Ports and Marine Structures, Tehran, Iran.
-4-6 November 2016: BIT's 5th Annual World Congress of Ocean-2016, Qingdao, China.
-7-10 November 2016: North Sea Open Science Conference, Oostende, Belgium.
-8-10 November 2016: Canadian Science Policy Conference, Ottawa, Ontario.
-28 November - 1 December 2016: 2nd forum of Marine Protected Areas in the Mediterranean in Tangiers, Morocco.
-5-9 December 2016: 12th ArcticNet Annual Scientific Meeting, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
-10-15 December 2016: Our Coasts, Our Future, Our Choice, 25th meeting of the Coastal Society and National Summit on Coastal and Estuarine Restoration New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.
-4-17 December 2016: COP13 of the Convention for Biological Diversity, Cancun, Mexico.
-24-25 January 2017: International Conference on Maritime Energy Management (MARENER 2017), Malmö, Sweden. 31 August 2016 is the deadline for submitting papers.
-6-9 February 2017: Coastal GeoTools 2017, North Charleston, South Carolina, USA.
-5-7 September 2017: Coasts, Marine Structures and Breakwaters 2017, Realising the Potential, Liverpool, United Kingdom. 30 June 2016 is the deadline for submitting abstracts.
-4-7 September 2017: Littoral 2017 - The Anthropocene and the littoral - change, naturalness and people, Liverpool, United Kingdom.
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About Campiello - Eden Prairie
Campiello blends a cosmopolitan sense of style with award winning regional Italian cooking. The menu offers spit-roasted meats, pizzas, pasta & seafood delivered in an artful, bustling setting. Features an open kitchen & lively bar with specialty martinis. Located just minutes southwest of Minneapolis in Eden Prairie.
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 2:00pm
Happy Hour menu from 2:00pm - 6:00pm in the Bar and Lounge
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:30pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
Cross Street:
South of 62 on Shady Oak Road
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Price Range:
$31 to $50
Payment Options
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(952) 941-6868
Public Transit:
Southwest Metro Bus Station is very close by.
Executive Chef:
Chris Dmochowski
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Date Night $50/couple
Sundays from 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
50% Off Select Wines
Sundays from 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
2 for $12.00
Fridays, Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 11:30 AM - 3:00 PM
$5 Happy Hour
Fridays, Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Date Night $50/couple
Sundays from 5:00 PM - 10:00 PMDetails
50% Off Select Wines
Sundays from 5:00 PM - 10:00 PMDetails
2 for $12.00
Fridays, Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 11:30 AM - 3:00 PMDetails
$5 Happy Hour
Fridays, Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 2:00 PM - 6:00 PMDetails
Private Dining
Semi-Private party facilities available. The Alcove is ideal at 12-16 guests sharing one large table for Dinner. Also great for standing cocktail parties up to 30.
Campiello - Eden Prairie Ratings and Reviews
Fabulous! We have eaten lunch and gone ...
Fabulous! We have eaten lunch and gone for "date night". We will be regulars for sure
We had a marvelous evening of celebratin ...
We had a marvelous evening of celebrating our 56th wedding anniversary with friends. The food was very good, the waitstaff were all helpful, and the noise level was comfortable for all of us. AND we really did enjoy the special dessert to celebrate our anniversary. Campiello's continues to be one of our favorite restaurants!!
I do not like ala carte menu. The food ...
I do not like ala carte menu. The food and ambiance are very good;however, it is overpriced. The apple walnut salad was not how I remembered it. You need big slices of f rcanne pears, not those small pieces of whatever pears(need fresh or canned large pieces). your short rib dish is super good!
do not plan on doing Sunday Date Night a ...
do not plan on doing Sunday Date Night anymore. We spent over $100 with fixed price dinner, beverages, tax and gratuity. We will go on Friday and Sat. nights and exclude dessert instead. Wish that you would have raised the price to $60 per couple and included the wine when you changed your Date Nights pricing.
Loved the place!! Very friendly staff. O ...
Loved the place!! Very friendly staff. Our waiter was very helpful in explaining the menu.
A little gem
Had a great dinner outside. WE were there for almost 3hours. The chairs could use cushions for sure, not very comfortable all iron. PATIO could use some ambience for sure. The Mussels were verygood, salads and pasta dishes were fabulous too.
Great food, excellent service again.
Great food, excellent service again.
Short Rib
I have been going to Campiellos since it opened on Lake Street. I have been enjoying the Short Ribs since they were put on the menu. The last few times they were not as good do to the fact the sauce was not rendered down to almost like a syrup or thick, very runny and way to much of the sause.
Love this place! Date nite is amazing b ...
Love this place! Date nite is amazing but everyday business lunch is great too. The food is always good and the service was great!
We had a great dining experience . Have ...
We had a great dining experience . Have dined there many times . Our server was especially great!
The meat was too passed. The others mea ...
The meat was too passed. The others meals were nice. Attend was nice and friendly!
Excellent food...all six enjoyed their s ...
Excellent food...all six enjoyed their selections ...the salmon was fabulous...
Friends meeting for lunch appreciate bei ...
Friends meeting for lunch appreciate being able to have easy conversation and good food. We had a relaxed time and our server was patient about our taking time to talk and order! This wasn't our first time and we will be back again.
Top Five Meals Ever
We both said that our meals make our top five meals of all time. I had the balsamic glazed short ribs with caramelized onions and tomatoes with spaghetti. My husband had the almost two-inch thick wood fire cooked salmon. It was crispy on the outside and so moist in the middle. The salsa verde on the fingerling potatoes blew our minds!
Perfect. Food, service, setting.
All four meals were done to perfection. Our server was professional, knowledgeable, and delightful. The weather was perfect for patio dining. Again, everything perfect.
Sat outside on a lovely evening.Consiste ...
Sat outside on a lovely evening.Consistently good food and accommodating. Friendly service, good wine selection. Not cheap food but not intended to be.
Good spot for dinner. Service is good. ...
Good spot for dinner. Service is good. Food is good. I have been here a bunch of times with business contacts from the area.
We had 11 people and the service was ama ...
We had 11 people and the service was amazing. They had multiple servers bring out our food so we'd all get our food at the same time. They all even coordinated with each other to put the plates down at the same time. All the food was great. I particularly enjoyed the mussel appetizer and the lamb bolognese pasta. Everyone at my table loved their entrees and the calamari. We brought in a large cake for our celebration and they cut it and served it to us with no fee. I would highly recommend.
Great Place for Quality Food & Service...
Reservations were a breeze and they set us by a window as requested on the online reservation. Service was on point and I ordered the spaghetti & meatballs and they were superb. There were three other individuals seated at our table and their food was superb also. This is a great place to go for quality food & service. Would highly recommend it to all.
For the second time in two visits we wai ...
For the second time in two visits we waited for over five minutes to be greeted and checked in. The hostess was laying up tables! This is poor for what is meant to be a more up market restaurant. We will think twice before going there again as there are plenty of other good places in the area. I would not recommend based on this.
We love Campiello's. The balsamic braise ...
We love Campiello's. The balsamic braised short ribs and the penne with chicken and artichokes are both delish!
We had not been to Campiello for a numbe ...
We had not been to Campiello for a number of years for dinner. I get there for lunch on a somewhat regular basis. It's always good, but I would say our dinner was the best food I've ever had there. The service was great. We took our time (like three hours!) and were never rushed. Outstanding experience and I would recommend it to anyone.
We thoroughly enjoyed our meal at Campielo, but it was the service that made the experience outstanding! Our waitress was attentive, polite, witty--she truly did a fantastic job! This place runs like a well oiled machine and we will definitely be back!
Dependable: For An Excellent Upscale Dinner
Beef Short Ribs are undoubtedly the best to be had ANYWHERE! Duck was excellent, too. Seasonal choices were very good. Tuscan style ambience is stylish and well done. A slight hiccup on service...probably kitchen driven. We waited for service for every course (including the initial drink order). We noticed our waiter pacing in front of the open kitchen area a couple of times.
My fiancé and I went to Campiello to cel ...
My fiancé and I went to Campiello to celebrate his birthday. We were welcomed by friendly staff and were seated almost immediately! The food was GREAT and our waiter was very personable and accommodating. We have already recommended this restaurant to several people and will definitely be back in the future!
Have never had a bad meal. Meat, Fish, ...
Have never had a bad meal. Meat, Fish, Italian, Shellfish are all of the highest quality.
ALWAYS great food. I love the short ribs ...
ALWAYS great food. I love the short ribs. So much so that they are my bench mark for short ribs. Few come close. Keep up the great job.
Sadly disappointed
Our first visit here was truly wonderful. Our waiter was amazing... food was amazing... all in all a great experoence. Unfortunately our 2nd visit was not as pleasant. We were so eager to be back at our new special spot and were sadly let down. One of our meals was a beef tenderloin dish. When it came it was completely black on the outside.... and red on the inside. I would compare it to a hockey puck. When I asked our waitress if this was normal she told me it was the mushroom powder the steak had been rubbed with. She left our table and later returned to inform me once again that I was wrong and that it was a "Strong mushroom taste" that I was experiencing. I LOVE mushrooms... I know the difference between burnt to char outside and a mushroom rub. Left my mother's day dinner very pregnant and very hungry... Too bad... on a positive note... my husband's food and my children's meals were good.
Great Mothers Day Brunch
I really liked the family style service for Mother's day brunch. Being served (lots of really good food) at the table without having to get up and visit a buffet station provided and unexpected continuity to our brunch experience. No disruptions and people leaving the table, just an intimate dining experience that made the moms at the table feel really special.
Amazing value
We love the Date Night special as an opportunity to enjoy excellent quality food made from fresh ingredients for a reasonable price. Whereas the portions are smaller than the regular priced entrees, the three courses make for a delightful meal. The desserts are to die for!
Kitchen Issues
Been there many times, however the last two experiences have been less than great. We like to go for Sunday date night. The visit before the last, our friends noted that one of our dinners was sitting for a long time before it was served. It was served and taken back as the dinner was hardly warm. This last time everything seemed fine until our salads, which were very good, however we were asked once if we were done, obviously not all of us were done. They did not come back until the servers were bringing our dinner and salads had not been taken away. So they took the food back to the kitchen and had to make room for the dinners. When the dinners came the salmon was overcooked & the chicken picatta was an heavy on the oil. They obviously have a timing/serving issue.
Great food and service!
I loved everything about it! Wine and food were great. The short ribs were to die for!
Had the scallops w/parsnip purée. Delici ...
Had the scallops w/parsnip purée. Delicious! Brussels sprouts with pancetta and truffle mashed potatoes were perfect complements to the dish. Can't wait to dine on the patio!!!
I enjoyed every aspect of our wonderful evening
We were warmly greeted with a smiling staff who seated us in the most quaint atmosphere, our servers were expeditious working well together as a team. Our server, Michelle, was incredibly knowledgeable of the menu and what paired well with what, she was amazing. The manager stopped over asking how everything was (wonderful of course) like we were part of the family. The food was impeccable. I would definately recommend Campiello to friends, family and colleagues (which I have already). I thank you for a wonderful experience.
Excellent again!
We started with the beef tartare which was amazing!! Then had the scallops which were delicious. My husband had the eggplant parm which he probably wouldn't order again. Overall the food was very good, service excellent and superb wine list. Ended the evening with a chocolate martini and the rum cake...to die for!!!
Great Evening
Food was great and the server made sure everything worked for us. I will definitely go again.
Another good dinner at Campiello
Worth seeking out, this restaurant is located in an otherwise nondescript neighborhood strip mall. The food is good and the service is also top notch. Recommended for couples or groups.
Great dinner, but they Forgot the Cake!
We had a v nice sat. Nite dinner. I made reservation thru open table, and asked for slice of birthday cake for bf, who had big birthday celebration 3 nites earlier. I wanted this to be one more birthday celebration, a surprise, with just the two of us. Well, altho food and service was v good, they totally forgot the birthday cAke. i was bummed. i didnt get a chance, on the sly, to tell our waiter. Didnt want to tell him in front of BF, cuz it was meant to be a surprise. So, the staff totally GOOFED on the bday cake. So, since the surprise value was gone, and we werent especially needing dessert at end of big dinner, I just "let it go." Other than this, dinner and service was great. But, the devil is in the details... the bday cake goof was a big disappointment.
surprised by bill
Nice place in a strip mall. Food was very good. Sticker shock when the bill came. Be careful with drinks, salads, etc. very expensive. Nice place for a couple on a special occasion
Great special event
Everything was top notch. Very enjoyable food, precious time out together.
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