OSIPI Task Force 2.1: Library structure and management

Task force aims

Define and manage a library for ASL, DCE and DSC code snippets collected and harmonized by task forces 2.2 and 2.3.

Task force description

The library is aimed at developers of perfusion methods looking for specific functionality or development templates, or who want to share their own in-house developments with others. Task force 2.1 will define the structure of the library, licensing, naming conventions, documentation conventions, version control, code review, etc. . The library will include open-source functions, scripts and pipelines for perfusion imaging analysis. Contributions will be sourced from the community, and may include individual functions and more complete pipelines in various programming languages. OSIPI will organise these in a coherent and well-documented library structure, then identify and develop any missing functionality.

Task force leads

Lead

Matthias Schabel
Advanced Imaging Research Center, Oregon Health and Sciences University
schabelm@ohsu.edu

Co-lead

Simon Levy
Center for Magnetic Resonance in Biology and Medicine, Aix-Marseille University
simon.levy@mines-ales.org

Task force members

  • Michael Berks
  • Martin Craig
  • Rebeca Echeverria Chasco
  • Joao Almeida e Sousa
  • Fábio Nery

Task force status

  • 2020.01.03 Leads confirmed
  • 2020.04.02 Members confirmed. 2-year roadmap finalized.
  • Task force folder on drive - storage space for public or private documents developed by the task force.
  • Task force slack channel - for discussions between task force members.
  • Task force webpage backend - for information on task force progress, links to public resources, aims, membership, status, etc.