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Data Transfer; Cleaning Up
Data Management: moving anatomies and Pfiles to local drivesThere are separate instructions for anatomicals and functions. The reason is that anatomicals are created on a separate computer from the functionals.
Checking that you have enough disk space:Prior to starting, you should have made sure you have enough disk space on your local drive partition. You will get an output like this: In this case, Avail=24G, so we have 24 Gigs of free space. There should be at least 4 Gigs of free space, or you're in trouble. (Realistically, a session will take up 1-2 Gigs of space usually, but it's important to leave some buffer space on the RAID.)
'Push'-ing to Lucas-DICOM3TThe setup for transfer has changed recently. Files are transferred from the control computer to the Windows box just outside the scanner, Lucas-DICOM3T. You use 'get11' to get the anatomicals (now in DICOM format) and SecureFX (sftp) to transfer Pfiles over. You can also use this to transfer everything from Lucas-DICOM3T to the RAID. Follow the instructions Anne provided in this PDF (should be also on the side of the machine): We have a folder in the 'Image Data' directory: Grill-Spector lab. Transfer the data there. Then from there, you can make a link to moach, and copy to the RAID.
Some tools for after tranferringWe have a few linux tools and matlab scripts for setting things up after you've transferred your data. This code should be in /biac1/kgs/dataTools/.
dcm2gen -- linux code to convert DICOM files to GENESIS I-files.
writeihdr -- linux code to write an E-file header from a P*.7 file.
grecons -- linux code to write a P*.mag file from a P*.7 file
These scripts will call the above files from MATLAB, to make things easier: SetupRawDir -- if you've dumped all your anatomicals and Pfiles, and want to set up the old Raw directory, like w/ simptrans3.sh. There is a flag to create I-files from DICOM for all anatomicals, at the same time. ReconOffline -- automatically recon (make Pmags and Efiles) all files in the current directory, or in Raw/Pfiles. Last modified 2004-Jun-8 05:28 GMT. |