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== How to upload new files== | == How to upload new files== |
Latest revision as of 09:05, 29 June 2011
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Contents
Introduction
- This is a first generation mock-up for a database display/download schema for Slicer
- The NA-MIC download data can be used for prototyping.
- thumbnails should be extracted for now from the center slice of the volume. Mechanism to replace manually. Down the road, we will use the thumbnail from the mrml file.
- Annotation should be extracted from the DICOM headers, if available. We will need a painless way to edit the annotation (with wiki style history). Once the slicer annotation module is working (summer 2011), we can extract information from there.
- Pack as many thumbnails as possible horizontally (based on width of browser window and font size)
- Only list one or two lines of text, the rest pops up on rollover.
- Pack densly, use space sparingly
Top Level
Brain: Multi-modality (sMRI, DTI, fMRI) from Schizophrenia Study There are 20 cases: ten are Normal Controls and ten are Schizophrenic. Each case includes a weighted T1 scan, a weighted T2 scan, an fMRI scan, a DTI volume, the DWI with 51 directions, and several masks and labelmaps. Available from Harvard. | |
Brain: 2-4 Year Old from Autism Study Data for 2 autistic children and 2 normal controls (male, female) scanned at 2 years with follow up at 4 years from a 1.5T Siemens scanner. Files include structural data, tissue segmentation label map and subcortical structures segmentation. Available from UNC. | |
Brain: White Matter Lesions for Lupus Study Data for 5 cases of Lupus White Matter Lesion patients. The data is co-registered. Each case contains: T1-weighted, T2-weighted, FLAIR, and masks for brain and lesions. Available from MIND. |
One Level Down
- Case 1, study 1
- Lupus001
- last update on 2010-04-12 14:32:11 (13.4 MB in 8 files)
- Brain MRI study of a subject with slight Lupus Erythematodes.
- Download this study: Just the data, data with a mrml file for Slicer 3.6
- Case 1, study 2
- Lupus002
- last update on 2010-04-12 14:32:11 (13.4 MB in 8 files)
- Brain MRI study of a subject with severe Lupus Erythematodes.
- Download this study: Just the data, data with a mrml file for Slicer 3.6
Development status
- A. Support for local customization
1. Add SQL schemas to link a resource to a template. Done
2. Add support for administrators to create/edit links between resources templates. Done
3. Modify the core MIDAS to support templates at the resource level. Done (communities, collections)
- B. Specific Customization for NAMIC datasets
1. Display of the download page at the “collection” level according to the layout the wiki.
-Layout : Done
-Download All: Done
-Download All with mrml: Done
-Download single bitstream: Done
-Download single bitstream with mrml: Done
-Download single resource: Done
-Download single resource with mrml: Done
-Show Items information: Done
-Show Bitstreams Metadata: Done
2. Support for manually replacing a thumbnails Done
3. Implementation of javascript support to extend description on mouse over. Done (community page)
- C. Testing phase Done
- D. Upgrade of the MIDAS server Done
Demo
http://insight-journal.org/midas/collection/view/171
Screenshots
- Community level
- Collection level
- Manage thumbnails
How to link a template to a resource
First, go resource edit page:
Then select the template you want to use:
You can recursively apply the template. (All the children of the resource will use the selected template)
How to upload new files
First, go a collection page and create an item:
Click on "Upload Files":
Select the files you want to upload (you can select multiple files)
If Midas warns you that a file is too big, use the "large files" tool:
When your files are uploaded, you can ask midas to create resources. If you do that, Midas will analyze the selected files and try to find the metadata:
How to change a thumbnail
First, go the an item page:
Then go a the menu and click on "thumbnails":
Select the thumbnail you want to change:
Upload a new image (the application will resize the image)
If you like the new thumbnail, click on "Set thumbnail" to finalize the modification