[Homer-users] fNIRS data

[David Boas]

This is really great that people are making datasets publically available.

The NIH in the US has funded a Neuro-Informatics Tools and Resource 
Clearinghouse (NITRC) at nitrc.org to help share such resources. I 
strongly encourage those sharing data to consider posting their data at 
nitrc.org. It is straight-forward to do and allows you to log who is 
downloading the data (as required by many ethics committees). You can 
also tag it with domain "optical imaging" and resource "data" to make it 
easy for others to find. I will also put links to the data from the 
homer web site at homer-fnirs.org and also from homer at NTIRC. I am 
also happy to help guide anyone through posting a resource at NITRC as 
well.

My group will start posting our data there soon. In the mean time, you 
can download sample Homer data files from 
http://homer-fnirs.org/documentation/#tutorials.

A group of us are also very close to finishing SNIRF (shared near 
infrared data format). The specification is done 
(http://fnirs.org/snirf/), but we hit a snag in defining the format of 
how the data was written in the file. I think we have overcome that 
hurdle and hope to finalize SNIRF soon. Having a shared data format like 
this will make it easier to share data across labs using different 
acquisition systems.

Regards,
David Boas






On 5/26/14, 3:24 AM, Herff, Christian wrote:
> Dear Adnan Shah,
>
> we recently published an article in Frontiers in Neuroscience on memory workload
> using the n-back task and shared the dataset with the community.
> You can find the article here:
> http://journal.frontiersin.org/Journal/10.3389/fnhum.2013.00935/abstract
> The dataset is available for download here:
> http://csl.anthropomatik.kit.edu/english/2506.php
>
> Kind Regards,
>
> Christian Herff
>
>> Adnan SHAH <adnan.shah at gmail.com> hat am 24. Mai 2014 um 04:27 geschrieben:
>>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Could someone share fNIRS datasets from established study for signal
>> processing and method development: testing and validation. I have an fNIRS
>> dataset however, I need some more for validation.
>>
>> Thanks/regards
>> --
>> Adnan Shah
>> PhD Student
>> The Australian National University,
>> Tower A, 7 London Circuit,
>> Canberra City, 2601
>> Australia
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