The idea of these examples is to create a common JSON header file format that describes the labels and metadata in an atlas such that re-use and integration between atlases is more easily possible across multiple software packages.
There is currently no intention to change or specify the format of the atlas files themselves (Nifti-1, MINC, NRRD, etc) but rather just the descriptive metadata.
For maximum compatibility with most of the software tools we strongly suggest Nifti-1.
See also https://github.com/stity/atlas-schema for some first work on a json schema of the format specification.
Mathew Abrams <[email protected]>,
Jason Bohland <[email protected]>,
Timothy Coalson <[email protected]>,
Alan Evans <[email protected]>,
David Feng <[email protected]>
Guillaume Flandin <[email protected]>,
Vladimir Fonov <[email protected]>,
Satrajit Ghosh <[email protected]>,
Matthew Glasser <[email protected]>,
Andrew Janke <[email protected]>,
Mark Jenkinson <[email protected]>,
David Kennedy <[email protected]>,
Jason Lerch <[email protected]>,
Lydia Ng <[email protected]>,
Jason Tourville <[email protected]>,
Robert Vincent <[email protected]>,
Lilla Zollei <[email protected]>,
Michael Halle <[email protected]>,
Valentin Demeusy <[email protected]>
Daniel Glen <[email protected]>
Richard Reynolds <[email protected]>