Camilla H Blixhavn, Ingrid Reiten, Heidi Kleven, Martin Øvsthus, Sharon C Yates, Ulrike Schlegel, Maja A Puchades, Oliver Schmid, Jan G Bjaalie, Ingvild E Bjerke, Trygve B Leergaard
Neuroscientists employ a range of methods and generate increasing amounts of data describing brain structure and function. The anatomical locations from which observations or measurements originate represent a common context for data interpretation, and a starting point for identifying data of interest. However, the multimodality and abundance of brain data pose a challenge for efforts to organize, integrate, and analyze data based on anatomical locations. While structured metadata allow faceted data queries, different types of data are not easily represented in a standardized and machine-readable way that allow comparison, analysis, and queries related to anatomical relevance...
2024: Frontiers in Neuroinformatics