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Revision as of 16:09, 20 April 2011
Ad Hoc Committee on Open Image Archives
Stemming from the November 2009 Imaging Biomarker Roundtable, the Ad Hoc Committee on Open Image Archives was established in order to examine existing image sharing and archival standards and database formats. Committee efforts will focus on identifying why prior activities have been successful or have experienced obstacles. The committee is co-chaired by Dr. Gudrun Zahlmann (Roche) and Mr. Rick Avila (Kitware).
Working Documents
- Proposed Use Cases for Open Image Archives, v1.0 Updated 11-17-2010
- Committee Goals Document
- Example Use Case for Open Image Archives Updated 06-23-10
OIA Key Characteristics
In the coming weeks the committee will be exploring and documenting universal and important characteristics of Open Image Archives. This will provide information to Open Image Archive maintainers/developers as well as help us formulate recommendations that will improve the number, size, and quality of Open Image Archives. We will start by discussing the following areas:
- Quality of the data curation process
- Speed to post datasets
- Support for imaging data types and metadata
- Robust querying and ease of performing a download
- Long-term integrity and support
- Advanced computing services
- Open Image Archive Key Attributes - v4 Updated 03_16_2011
- Open Image Archive Key Attributes - v3 Updated 03_16_2011
Reference Materials
- Related Reading Materials
- Creative Commons Draft Recommendations on the Publication of Datasets"
- BioMed Central Blog Discussion on Open Data"
- Nature News Articles on "Data Sharing"
- PLoS One Article "Empirical Study of Data Sharing by Authors Publishing in PLoS Journals"
- PloS One Article "BioTorrents: A File Sharing Service for Scientific Data"
- Empirical Study of Data Sharing by Authors Publishing in PLoS Journals
- Additional Materials
- Cancer Imaging Program (NCI)
- NBIA at CBIIT Image Collection CIP Wiki with background information and metadata associated with collections hosted by NBIA
- CIP Survey of Biomedical Imaging Archives