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BIAC Basics
Getting started
Welcome to the BIAC Wiki! This page will help you get started at BIAC and introduce you to the various systems for data analysis and otherwise. You can also bookmark this page to use as a resource for common reference.
BIAC administrative access
Setting up your BIAC accounts: http://wiki.biac.duke.edu/biac:accounts
You will need a handful of accounts for full access to all of Duke and BIAC's resources. Please pay close attention to the information needed when emailing requests. It will make the set-up much smoother!
Also, please be aware of the training and certifications you need. You can find the MRI safety information here http://www.biac.duke.edu/research/safety/ the HIPPA training here http://www.safety.duke.edu/ and the CITI certification here https://www.citiprogram.org/Default.asp? Once this is done, make sure you lab has added you to their IRB's before you work on any data!
Network
Servers
Hot off the scanner, your data will travel to purchased space on a server, such as “Munin” or “Fatt.” Your data basically lives here, but is analyzed on the cluster, “Hugin.” For more information on the scanner to server process, visit http://wiki.biac.duke.edu/biac:pipeline
On the server, each study has a respective study folder (see example). In order to access this folder you must “map the drive.” Do this by selecting the “My computer” icon on your desktop, then the “map drive” icon at the top of that window. Any drive (letter) can be chosen, then for the folder type the server, for example Munin, then the path, for example \\Munin\data\fbirn. Check the “reconnect at logon” box and hit “finish.”
The Cluster
Once you get a cluster account, you can set up access like so… http://wiki.biac.duke.edu/suppl/intro.htm (replace “einstein” with “hugin”)
You analyze your data by “submitting jobs,” on the cluster, see http://wiki.biac.duke.edu/biac:cluster:submit#job_submission
People
BIAC website: http://www.biac.duke.edu/people/subsection.asp?subsection=Everyone
affiliates: CCN - http://www.mind.duke.edu/ DIBS - http://dibs.duke.edu/
Other Intros
On-line Prezi link: http://prezi.com/log2tqcmbma6/welcome-to-biac/
Useful set-up instructions for Munin, Hugin, and qinteract: infrequent_setup.doc