Resources

This page provides resources for the MOTION-BIDS project.

MOTION-BIDS specification

The MOTION-BIDS specification is available on the MOTION-BIDS documentation website.

Publication

The MOTION-BIDS paper is available online.

Workshops and presentations

Here are some talks or posters about MOTION-BIDS from the past :

  • Mobile Brain Imaging Conference (MOBI), Piran, 2024 - Workshop by Sein Jeung & Julius Welzel Slides
  • Psychologie & Gehirn (IGOR Prize), Hamburg 2024 - Poster by Julius Welzel Poster
  • Open Science Series, Oldenburg 2024 - Workshop by Julius Welzel Slides
  • Methods In Mobile EEG, Belgrade 2023 - Workshop by Julius Welzel Slides

Related talks about BIDS :

  • Neuroergonomics Conference, Bordeaux 2024 - Multimodal BIDS Workshop by Sein Jeung & Lukas Gehrke
  • Open Science Series, DGPA, 2024 - Workshop by Sein Jeung & Julius Welzel Slides

Tutorials & repositories

You can browse the tutorials to get started with MOTION-BIDS or BIDS in general:

  • BIDS specification, a greate place to start - Link
  • Motion data to BIDS in Fieldtrip - Link
  • Scripts for converting XDF data to BIDS - Link
  • Github repo with workshop material for Python - Link

Example data sets

  • Data sets on BIDS-examples demonstrate file names and folder structure but do not include the actual data. Data set 2. is found in full version on OpenNeuro, see link below.
      1. Data set “dual task” shows data from optical motion capture system used with EEG. Provided by Janna Protzak & Klaus Gramann.
      1. Date set “spot rotation” contains data from another EEG + motion capture experiment with optical and VR-based motion tracking. On OpenNeuro the full data set is found including position, orientation values as well as EEG data. Provided by Klaus Gramann, published as Gramann et al., (2021) “Human cortical dynamics during full-body heading changes”.
      1. Data set “system validation” contains motion data collected using IMUs and an optical system simultaneously. Provided by Elke Warmerdam, published as Warmerdam et al., (2021) “Proposed Mobility Assessments with Simultaneous Full-Body Inertial Measurement Units and Optical Motion Capture in Healthy Adults and Neurological Patients for Future Validation Studies: Study Protocol”.