Abstract #2452

TemplateFlow: Standardizing standard 3D spaces in neuroimaging

Oscar Esteban¹, Rastko Ciric¹, Christopher J Markiewicz², Yaroslav O Halchenko³, Mathias Goncalves⁴, Satrajit S Ghosh⁴, Russell A Poldrack¹, and Krzysztof J Gorgolewski²

¹Psychology, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, United States, ²Stanford University, Stanford, CA, United States, ³Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, United States, ⁴Massachusetts Institute of Technology: MIT, Cambridge, MA, United States

New community templates are generated to improve the resolution of data, to offer better alignment of brain structures across individuals incorporated into the template, and to ensure a better correspondence between the study cohort and the template. The resource is modular, thereby allowing researchers to easily use templates "off-the-shelf" or add new templates to the repository. Spatial mappings are distributed with the templates to allow transferring brain landmarks, masks, surfaces, segmentations, and parcellations between templates.

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