1. WELCOME FBIRN All Hands Meeting October 26 and 27, 2009 FBIRN AHM

2. Housekeeping Coffee breaks as needed Lunch at noon at the University club Wireless connection instructions Wiki page: https://xwiki.nbirn.org:8443/bin/view/Function-BIRN/FBIRN_Oct2009 –Viewable but not editable without logging in –Log in as yourself preferably –Or as Birn_users, password B|rnt (can’t edit that way, though) –Place slides on this lap top and on Wiki –Preferably keep notes separately and add to the wiki later, to avoid multiple users editing at once Please set cell phones and pagers to silence

3. 1) Phase II data publications --Over sixteen peer-reviewed publications since this time last year --Eighteen conference posters and presentations --Phase II data being put into the BIRN Data Repository 2) Traveling Subjects, WCTS --Finished; clinical data in the UCI HID; imaging data on gridfTP --preprocessed data in /home/Projects/FBIRNSubject2007TW__0051/Data/WCTS- analysis.tgz 3) FBIRN Integrated Toolkit (FIRE) Major revisions to work with the new gridFTP intrastructure Clinical tablet developments 4) Preparations for Phase III study Pilot runs at UCI, UCSF, UNM/MIND, Duke/UNC, Minn, UCLA, IA… Where we were: Top Priorities 2009

4. Where we are: Top Priorities 2010 Recommendations to the field Image QA methods and tools Calibrations/data collection methods and tools Analysis methods and tools Data sharing recommendations/tools Full integration with the gridFTP/RLS infrastructure Final testing step: Multi-site clinical study Calibration, Cognitive protocol, Clinical protocol Data QA, sharing, publication tools within FBIRN Data curation and publication in the BDR

5. Example Query of Federated Database (2003) fMRI Does an emotional stimulus affect chronic SZ working memory more than healthy controls? (2009) Integrated View Receptor Density ERP Web PubMed, BrainMap Wrapper Structure Wrapper Clinical Wrapper Mediator

6. The Current Vision Mediated query across databases this past March:

7. Multi-Site User Query Data Provenance Information Derived Data Processing FIPS Results FMRI/MRI Images Processing Pipelines HIDB(s) Local Data Grid Local fMRI Scanner Clinical Data Input FBIRN Neuroinformatics Vision DICOM, NIFTI The original vision is subsumed by the larger vision… NEW this year

8. FBIRN goals for this meeting: Summarize what we know to finish Phase III Training in Phase III data collection for reduced intersite variability Evaluate the Phase III protocol so far Coordinate FIRE preparation and data uploads with the new infrastructure

9. How we do it: Today’s Agenda Until 10 am: Working Group progress reports Cognitive Calibration NI WG Stats 10 am to noon: Everything you needed to know about Phase III (but were afraid to ask) Pre imaging data collection Agar phantom methods (Bryon) Clinical tablet/HID interactions (Jeremy) Imaging data collection (combination of Bryon, Jess, Judy, Jim, etc) Data QA and analysis: What is automatic and what needs to be personally checked (and by whom)? Data upload, QA, and schematron (Syam) Data upload interactions with the HID and how to make that work (Dingying, Jeremy, NI WG) Data review and dissemination pipeline (Doug, Greg B, Jerod, and others)

10. How we do it: Today’s Agenda 1:15Mediated query demo: We need your feedback 1:30 to 4: Phase III protocol issues: Can we make it work in under 2 hours?

11. How we do it: Today’s Agenda 1:15Mediated query demo: We need your feedback 1:30 to 4: Phase III protocol issues: Can we make it work in under 2 hours? 1:30 – 2:30 The data so far Review of 7 runs of the new task vs fewer (fMRI and behavior): Doug, Jim, others who have analyzed the data Behavioral data analyses on the new task: Greg M, Jim Image QA on data to date (Greg B? Bryon?) 2:45 – 4 pm Horse trading as needed--everyone who has tried the protocol needs to know how long it all takes and what subjects' experiences with it has been; what are our FBIRN priorities and how do we achieve them in this protocol?

12. How we do it: Today’s Agenda 4:15 New analyses Wes Thompson, Vince Calhoun 5 pmStatistical analyses in Phase III The details of modeling, contrasts, covariates, behavioral levels, etc. 5: 45 Reception at the University Club 6:30 Dinner RetroIcor presentations

13. How we do it: Tomorrow 8:30 am Meet here CMINDS training NI WG discussions FBIRN cookbook paper discussions 10:30 am Clinical tablet training NI WG discussions FBIRN cookbook paper discussions Noon Meeting End

14. Spring FBIRN AHM Available dates at the Beckman: SIRS: April 9-14 CNS: April 17-20 ISMRM: May 1-7 International Conference on Bioinformatics and Biomedicine: March 29-31

15. New task design: Partial and full trials Figure 8.Partial Trial.Figure 8.Partial Trial. Figure 9.Full TrialFigure 9.Full Trial Partial trial: distractor only Full trial