A National Neural Circuitry Database (NCDB): Development ofa Shared Information Resource for Basic and Clinical Neuroscience
国家神经回路数据库(NCDB):基础和临床神经科学共享信息资源的开发
基本信息
- 批准号:8913554
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 15万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Interagency Agreement
- 财政年份:1989
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1989-07-15 至 1990-04-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
This is not a research project but one which attempts to arrive at a consensus among experts regarding the requirements of the scientific community for, and implementation of a National Neural Circuitry Database (NCDB). The major objectives of this project are to: (1) Formulate a position on the requirements for and appropriateness of establishing a NCDB; (2) Define the scope and elements of data that would constitute the NCDB; (3) Define the precise format for representation of data. This goal may allow for the linkage of spatial and anatomical data with text and tabular alphanumeric data in a way that makes it possible to move easily between graphical and alphanumeric data and information; (4) Describe a prototypic or optional computer system that either currently exists, or is under development, which can be used for data storage and which will allow for optimal data communications and sharing among various investigators; (5) Describe 1.2 currently existing national database systems that illustrate various configurations for data storage, representation, retrieval and sharing. Within this description include any documented experiences that these systems can provide for the successful establishment of the database and potential pitfalls, if available; (6) Outline how the NCDB can be best organized in structure so that it can be efficiently established and maximally organized for use by the neuroscience research community clinical investigators, and educators. This should include an ideal ordering of tasks and goals with both fiscal and temporal estimates of need; and (7) Based on what is learned from fulfilling these objectives, make recommendations on the future directions and policy in program development for the NIMH, NIDA and NSF with respect to establishment of a NCDB.
这不是一个研究项目,而是一个试图达到 专家们就《公约》的要求达成共识 科学界,并实施一个国家神经 电路数据库(NCDB)。 本项目的主要目标 (1)制定一项关于要求和 (2)确定建立国家数据库的范围, (3)确定国家数据库的组成要素; 用于表示数据的精确格式。 这一目标可以使 用于将空间和解剖学数据与文本联系起来, 表格式字母数字数据的方式,使其有可能移动 易于在图形和字母数字数据和信息之间进行转换; (4)描述一个原型或可选的计算机系统, 目前存在或正在开发中,可用于 数据存储,并允许最佳的数据通信 并在不同研究者之间共享;(5)描述1.2 现有的国家数据库系统, 用于数据存储,表示, 检索和共享。 在本说明书中,包括任何 这些系统可以为 成功建立数据库和潜在的缺陷, (6)概述如何以最佳方式组织国家数据库, 结构,使其能够有效地建立和最大限度地 由神经科学研究社区临床组织使用 研究者和教育者。 这应该包括一个理想 任务和目标的排序,包括财政和时间 (7)根据所了解的情况, 为实现这些目标,对未来提出建议。 NIMH、NIDA项目发展的方向和政策 和NSF关于建立NCDB。
项目成果
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Informatics of Human and Monkey Brain Atlases
人类和猴子大脑图谱的信息学
- 批准号:
0135396 - 财政年份:2001
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$ 15万 - 项目类别:
Interagency Agreement
A System to Share and Explore Human Brain Mapping Data
共享和探索人脑图谱数据的系统
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0135397 - 财政年份:2001
- 资助金额:
$ 15万 - 项目类别:
Interagency Agreement
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