Dataset & management plan

Please provide information concerning the dataset you utilized, as well as it’s management plan.

  • How was the dataset search conducted?

  • How was the dataset obtained?

    • It was publicly accessible via the download function of the website.

  • What kind of data was utilized within the project?

    • The data that was used is data from a resting state fMRI study from a group of 51 patients with mild depression and a group of 21 healthy participants. Anatomical and functional scans were obtained. A session consists of 100 dynamic scans with TR = 2.5 s and 25 slices.

  • What kind of data was generated within the project?

    • They generated fMRI data in nifti format.

  • How was the data organized?

    • The data is separated into individual data folders for each participant where anatomical as well as functional scans are stored.

  • What are the administrative and legal aspects of the data?

    • License: Creative Commons Attribution License

    • The study protocol was in accordance with Helsinki Declaration and was approved by local ethic board of Institute of Molecular Biology and Biophysics.

  • How will the data be archived, exchanged and published?

    • The data in available via this link: https://openneuro.org/datasets/ds002748/versions/1.0.3

    • Dataset DOI: 10.18112/openneuro.ds002748.v1.0.3

    • Citation: Bezmaternykh DD and Melnikov ME and Savelov AA and Petrovskii ED (2020). Resting state with closed eyes for patients with depression and healthy participants. OpenNeuro. [Dataset] doi: 10.18112/openneuro.ds002748.v1.0.3

    • The study was published here: Hindawi, Neural Plasticity, Volume 2021, Article ID 8846097, 15 pages, https://doi.org/10.1155/2021/8846097

  • Who is responsible for the data and what are the duties associated with it?

    • Bezmaternykh DD, Melnikov ME, Savelov AA and Petrovskii ED obtained the data in 2020.

  • What costs and resources are associated with the project?

    • The study was supported by Russian Science Foundation grant â 16-15-00183.