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DBlniEEG

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DBlniEEG Introduction
The DBlniEEG is a software for EEG data archiving, organizing and downloading developed at the Neuroimaging Laboratory. The system is based on two independent software: 1)The DBlniEEG_Add: Tool to add new EEG/Video-EEG examinations to the database and 2) The DBlniEEG_Finder: Tool to search and download EEG exams to visualize using the Nihon Kohden Software. The DBlniEEG_Add reads all the files and folders in the root directory (defined by the user), organizing with a user-friendly filename pattern while achieving several relevant metadata information. The second interface is the client software, the DBlniEEG_Finder. This interface enables access to the Database with a powerful data search engine. You can select and download a single exam as a zip file container or even add several exams, downloading them as a Nihon Kohden repository folder (NKT/EEG...) to be open with Nihon Software (NeuroWorkbench).
This solution was developed to solve the enormous loading period using the NeuroWorkBench if a folder with several exams is defined as a source (what happens after decades of services).
Until now, the software is compatible with Windows and have not paid dependencies.

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DBlniEEG Team
Coordinator and developer
         Brunno M. de Campos, Ph.D.
 

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DBlni Requirement

  • Windows operational system

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The DBlniEEG currently has the following functionalities:

 

DBlniEEG Finder:

  • Smart Images search engine with several filters

  • Enable the direct downloading of files from the server to the local machine.

 

DBlniEEG Add

  • Creates the database and the data repository

  • Include new data in the database and repository from a source folder (external or internal disks or even network sources).

  • The data files are renamed to user-friendly filename format, and all data are compacted to increase storage capabilities.

  • The images are stored in the repository with a smart and intuitive folder tree, aiming to find and download them at maximum speed. This is also relevant for backup or even manual access or data management. 

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DBlni Finder Interface examples:

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