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Experiment ID:

Experiment Type:

Experiment Name:

Auditory ASD - Vinod Menon

Associated Collections:

[1943] - Decoding what and who in the auditory system of children with autism spectrum

Acquisition

Equipment/Scanner:

3T GE MR750
Elekta
- Neuromag TRIUX whole-head MEG system
GE Healthcare
- 1.5T
  - Brivo MR355
  - Optima MR450w
  - Signa HDxt
- 3T
  - Discovery MR750
  - Discovery MR750w
  - Signa HDxt
  - Signa Premier
  - Signa UHP
GE Sig 3T Magnus
GE Sign 3T Magnus
GE Signa
GE Signa 3T
GE Signa 3T Magnus
GE Signa 7T
GE Signa 7T Magnus
GE Signa Magnus
GE Signal T Magnus
General Electric Signa 3T Magnus
Gowerlabs NTS system
Hitachi
- 1.5T
  - Echelon
MiE Scintronic PET Scanner
Ocean Optics
- QE-Pro CCD Spectrometer
PC monitor screen
PET/CT
Philips Healthcare
- 1.5T
  - Achieve A-series
  - Ingenia
- 3T
  - Achieva
  - Achieva X-series
  - Ingenia
  - Ingenia Elition
Siemens
- 1.5T
  - MAGNETOM Aera
  - MAGNETOM Avanto
  - MAGNETOM ESSENZA
- 3T
  - MAGNETOM Allegra
  - MAGNETOM Prisma
  - MAGNETOM Prisma Fit
  - MAGNETOM Skyra
  - MAGNETOM Skyra Fit
  - MAGNETOM Spectra
  - MAGNETOM Tim Trio
  - MAGNETOM Verio
- 7T
  - Custom Investigational Device 7T
  - Magnetom Terra
- 7T Siemens MAGNETOM
- MR-PET
  - Biograph mMR
- Siemens 3T Prisma
Siemens Vida 3T
Signa 3T Magnus
Toshiba
- 1.5T
  - Vantage Atlas
  - Vantage Titan
- 3T
  - Vantage Titan
United Imaging 550 Digital High-Resolution PET/CT

Software:

25\LX\MR Software release:DV25.0_R02_1549.b
27\LX\MR Software release:DV26.0_R01_1725.a
AcqKnowledge 5.0.7
Audacity
BioPac Systems
- AcqKnowledge
  - Version 4.2
  - Version 4.3.1
  - Version 4.4
  - Version 5.0.2
  - Version 5.0.5
Brain Innovation
- BrainVoyager QX
- TMS Neuronavigator
- Turbo-BrainVoyager
Brain Resource
- iSPOT
BrainSuite
Cedrus
- Superlab 5.0
dcm2bids
Delphi
Elekta
- MaxFilter
Empirisoft
- DirectRT
GE Healthcare
- Discovery MR 750
  - 24\LX\MR Software release:DV24.0_R01_1344.a
  - 27\LX\MR Software release:DV25.1_R01_1617.b
  - 27\LX\MR Software release:DV25.1_R02_1649.a
  - 27\LX\MR Software release:DV26.0_R02_1810.b
  - 27_LX_MR_Software_release:DV26.0_EB_1707.b
  - 27_LX_MR_Software_release:DV26.0_R01_1725.a
  - 27_LX_MR_Software_release:DV26.0_R03_1831.b
  - DV250_1549b
  - DV26.0_R04_1921.a
- Signa
  - 14\LX\MR Software
    - release:14.0_M4_0629.a
  - 15/LX/15.0_M4A_0947.a
  - RX27 Rev 3.0
- Signa Premier
  - 27\LX\MR Software release:RX27.0_R03_1850.a
  - 28\LX\MR Software release:RX28.0_R02_1946.a
  - 28\LX\MR Software release:RX28.0_R04_2020.b
  - 28\LX\MR Software release:RX28.0_R04_UHP3T_2111.a
  - 28\LX\MR Software release:RX28.0_R05_2035.a
  - 28\LX\Product Software Version:RX29.0_R01_2034.a
  - RX27.0
  - RX27_R03
Gowerlabs NTS (NTS-2.14.1)
Inquisit
- 6.3.3
Javascript Nemo
Magnetom 3T B17 Syngo
MATLAB
Medoc
- MMS Arbel 6.4.0.30.36.2
MIRTK
Neurobehavioral Systems
- Presentation
None
NordicNeuroLab
- nordicBrainEx
- nordicICE
Not Applicable to PET
Ocean Optics
- OceanView 1.6.7
Open Source or Academic
- AFNI
- ArtRepair
- BioImage Suite
- Cigal
- dcm2niix
- Domino
- FBIRN Tools
- FreeSurfer
- FSL
- IMSIM
- MATLAB
- MRIcron
- MRtrix3
- NIAK
- Psychophysics Toolbox
- Psychopy
- Psychtoolbox 3.0.14
- Psychtoolbox v3.0.11
- Psychtoolbox3 (3.0.16)
- PsyScope
- SPM
- SPM12
Philips
Philips Healthcare
- Ingenia
  - 5.4.1_5.4.1.1
Philips R3.2.2 with patch
Philips Release 3.0.2
Powerpoint
Psychological Software Tools
- bidskit
- dcm2niix
- E-Prime 2.0
- E-PRime 3.0
- E-Scan
- PsychToolbox
- Superlab
PsychoPy
PsychoPy3
Psycopy
PyCap
QNX real-time operating system
Quicktime
REDCap
Siemens
- Magnetom 7T B17 Syngo
- Magnetom Prisma
- MAGNETOM Skyra
- Magnetom Syngo
- Magnetom Trio
  - Allegra
    - Syngo MR 2004A 4VA25A
    - Syngo MR A30 4VA30A
  - Tim System
    - Syngo MR B15
    - Syngo MR B17
    - Syngo MR B17A
    - Syngo MR B19
    - Syngo MR E11
- Magnetom Verio
- Syngo MR B17
- Syngo MR E11
- VB17/VE12U
- XA30
Siemens Vida 3T
SIGNA_LX1.MR30.1_RO1_2322.c
SR Research
- Experiment Builder
  - Version 1.10.1241
  - Version 1.10.1630
Statistical Discovery from SAS
- JMP Statistical Package
VE-11B Platform
VE11C

Equipment/Stimuli:

4-button button box
5-button button box
Applied Science Laboratories
- Eye Tracking System 5000
Arrington Research
- ViewPoint EyeTracker
Audio
- Avotec
  - Silent Scan
    - SS 3100
    - SS 3200
  - The Conformal Headset
- EyeLink
- Headphones
- MR Confon
  - Starter F
    - Optime 1
- NordicNeuroLab
  - Audio System
- Optoacoustic
  - Optoactive ANC headphone, FOMRI-III microphone
- Resonance technology Inc
  - SereneSound
- Sensimetrics
  - Model S14
  - Model S15
BioPac Systems
- AcqKnowledge
  - Version 4.2
- MP150
- MP160
Brain Resource
- iSPOT
Cambridge Research Systems
- BOLDscreen 24 LCD
- BOLDScreen 32 LCD
- fORP 904 Subject Response Package. Button Box -4L
- fORP 932 Subject Response Package. Button box -4L
Cedrus
- Lumina MRA Response Box
- Superlab 5.0
Cell Gen Therapeutics
- Laser Diode Model CG-5000 1064 nm
Cengage
- CogLab
Current Designs
- 2-Button Fiber Optic Response Pad
- 4 Button Bimanual
- 4-Button Inline Fiber Optic Response Pad HHSC-1X4-L
- 8 Button Bimanual Straight Lines
- 932 Interface and Power Supply
- Gamepad
- Grip force
- Mini USB Optical-to-TTL trigger converter
- PYKA Five Button Fiber Optic Response Pad
- Trackball 2
- USB 5 button box
Current Designs Finger Tapper Fiber Optic Response Pad
Dell Computer
- Dell Computer
Digitimer DS7A Electric Current Stimulator
Digitimer DS8R Electric Current Stimulator
Earplugs - AVOTEC Conformal Taper Ultra Soft Tips
Emotion Paradigm
Eprime 2.0
Eprime 3.0
eyes open - "Rest" displayed on BOLD screen
Fiber Bragg Grating Technology
- Micron Optics Si425 Interrogator
FIIO
- FiiO E10K USB DAC and Headphone Amplifier
GE Healthcare
- Head Coil 32 channel
- Head Coil 48 channel
- Head Coil 64 receiver channel
- Head Coil 8ch 23.5 cm
HybridMojo Trackpad
J-KEM Scientific
- Four Syringe Pump System
Javascript Nemo
Joystick
Magstim
- Magstim Rapid
Matlab
- CONN Toolbox
- In-house scripts
- Psychophysics Toolbox
- Psychtoolbox
Medoc
- ATS Thermode
- Thermal Sensory Analyzer (TSA2)
Micron Optics Si425 Interrogator with custom-built, fiber optic force device
NATA Technologies Fiberoptic Mouse
National Instruments
- LabView
neuroCare Group
- DC Stimulator MR
Neuroimaging Solutions
Nova Medical
- 1Tx 32Rx Head Coil
Open Source
- Cigal
- DMDX
- PsychoPy
- PsyScope
- Unity Game Engine
PDC Projection System
PET
Philips dStream 32-Channel Head Coil
Presentation
PsychLab by Contact Instruments
Psychology Software Tools
- 5 Button Right Celeritas Fiber Optic Response System
- Celeritas 3-Button Ergo Right Fiber Optic Response Unit
- Celeritas Fiber Optic Response System
- E-Prime
  - E-Studio file
  - version 2.0.10.x
- Hyperion MRI Digital Projection System PST-100984
- PsychoPy 2
- PsychoPy 3
- PsychoPy2
- Serial Response Box
- Task-based fMRI
PsychoPy (version 1.85.2)
Resting state - no external stimulus applied
Resting State Fixation Cross
Resting State fMRI (no stimuli)
Siemens
- Head Coil 12-Channel
- Head Coil 16-Channel
- Head Coil 32-Channel
- Head Coil 64-Channel
- MicrO2 Portable Pulse Oximeter
  - Model 07389567
- Respiratory Belt
  - Model 7391092
Siemens Head Coil 20-Channel
SR Research
- EyeLink 1000 Plus
- SR EyeLink 1000
Structural (no stimuli)
tDCS (Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation)
Unity
Video
- Dell Computer
  - 11th Generation Intel Core i7
- International Academy of Pelvic Surgery (IAPS) Video Library
- Mac Computer
  - MacBook
  - Macbook 2.18 GHz Intel core i7 Processor OS X9
  - MacBook Pro 1.4GHz quad-core Intel Core i5 Processor
  - MacBook Pro 2.0 GHz dual-core Intel Core i7 processor
  - Macbook Pro 2.3 GHz Intel Core i5
  - MacBook Pro 2.6 GHz Intel core i7 Processor
- Open Source or Academic
  - Psychopy
- Resonance Technology
  - MagnetVision 1920-47 3D system
  - VisuaStim Digital Goggles
- Video control system
  - Avotec
    - Real Eye Monocular eye tracking system
      - Model RE5701
    - Silent Vision™ Projectors
      - SV-6011
  - MRA
    - fMRI Stimulus Delivery System
- Video Projector
  - BenQ MH530FHD
  - Custom Projector
  - Digital Projection
    - Dell
      - 11th Generation Intel Core i5
      - Dell 1610HD DLP
      - Dell 1650
    - Epson
      - Powerlite 7250
      - PowerliteProG5550
    - Mercury 5000HD
  - MR-compatible monitor
  - NordicNeuroLab
    - In room ViewingDevice, 40” LCD monitor
    - VisualSystem HD
  - Panasonic
    - PT-DW750BU WXGA DLP Projector
  - VPixx PROPixx
- Video splitter
  - Avotec
    - Real Eye
  - Psychology Software Tools Inc
    - E-prime
    - Hyperion MRI Digital Projection System
  - Resonance Technology Inc
    - VisuaStimDigital

Block/Event Design

ID - 1

Number of Trials:

EEG:

Trial Duration:

Eye Tracking:

Video Stimuli:

na

Video File:

Audio Stimuli:

Control voice 1 "Kee"

Audio File:

Cont1_1_1.wav.14076475040214233

Block Design File:

CatMeow_1.wav

Event Name:

ID - 2

Number of Trials:

EEG:

Trial Duration:

Eye Tracking:

Video Stimuli:

na

Video File:

Audio Stimuli:

Control voice 1 "Pee"

Audio File:

Cont1_2_1.wav.14076475987160576

Block Design File:

Pee_1.wav

Event Name:

ID - 3

Number of Trials:

EEG:

Trial Duration:

Eye Tracking:

Video Stimuli:

na

Video File:

Audio Stimuli:

Control voice 1 "Tee"

Audio File:

Cont1_3_1.wav.14076476461138291

Block Design File:

Tee_1.wav

Event Name:

ID - 4

Number of Trials:

EEG:

Trial Duration:

Eye Tracking:

Video Stimuli:

na

Video File:

Audio Stimuli:

Control voice 2 "Kee"

Audio File:

Cont2_1_1.wav.14076697164964803

Block Design File:

Tee_1.wav

Event Name:

ID - 5

Number of Trials:

EEG:

Trial Duration:

Eye Tracking:

Video Stimuli:

na

Video File:

Audio Stimuli:

Control voice 2 "Pee"

Audio File:

Cont2_2_1.wav.14076697571755806

Block Design File:

Kee_4.wav

Event Name:

ID - 6

Number of Trials:

EEG:

Trial Duration:

Eye Tracking:

Video Stimuli:

na

Video File:

Audio Stimuli:

Control voice 2 "Tee"

Audio File:

Cont2_3_1.wav.14076697953931001

Block Design File:

Tee_4.wav

Event Name:

ID - 7

Number of Trials:

EEG:

Trial Duration:

Eye Tracking:

Video Stimuli:

na

Video File:

Audio Stimuli:

Environmental sound 1

Audio File:

Envir_1_1.wav.14076698344670937

Block Design File:

Dishwash_1.wav

Event Name:

ID - 8

Number of Trials:

EEG:

Trial Duration:

Eye Tracking:

Video Stimuli:

na

Video File:

Audio Stimuli:

Environmental sound 2

Audio File:

Envir_2_1.wav.14076698711134210

Block Design File:

Vacuum1.wav

Event Name:

Postprocessing

Has Postprocessing?:

Yes

ROI:

na (roi file is not applicable)

Data Inclusion Notes:

na  (acquisiton sequence file is not applicable)

Number of ROI:

Data File Specifications:

na

ROI File:

Tee_4.wav

Acquisition Sequence:

Tee_4.wav

Experiment: Help Information

Acquisition

The Acquisition parameters needed for an experiment include the following:

Name of the experiment is required. Please be concise and specific as possible.

Following experiment name, selection boxes are provided for the Equipment, Software, or other items specific to experiment type. At least one selection is required for each. If NDA does not have the appropriate listing, select Add New to add the information provided. Following the selection boxes, provide additional information may be required depending on experiment type. Any required items are denoted by an asterisk (*).

Block/Event Design

At least one block/event is required. Note that any fields denoted with an asterisk (*) are required. All data must be devoid of personally identifiable data, including the contents of any files attached to the experiment.

Note: To simplify definition of multiple events, we provide an Import from XML function. This function supports importing data from all three experiment sections (Acquisition, Block/Event Design, and Post Processing), at this time files cannot be uploaded from XML A test format is provided here and our XML Schema Definition (xsd) can be found here.

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If you have completed any post processing on your data, please choose 'Yes' for Has Postprocessing? If not, select 'No'. Depending on this selection the remaining post processing fields will be enabled (some of which will be required). If you are initially providing raw, non-analyzed data you can select 'No', then return to the experiment to add post processing steps at a later date when the analyzed data are being provided.

Please provide information about post-processing manipulations, i.e. artifact detection algorithms, segmentation used for post data collection, items denoted with an asterisk (*) are required.

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