MEG-BIDS community survey
Magnetoencephalography (MEG) studies produce enormous amounts of data that need to be stored, organized and analyzed. However, naming conventions and metadata are often incomplete or inexistent, which is an impediment to the transfer of scientific data and knowledge, the reproducibility of research results, and the curation of large data repositories with entries from heterogenous origins. Building on recent efforts from the MRI community, MEG-BIDS is a proposition to standardize the arrangement of data structures in MEG.
Please refer to the MEG-BIDS manuscript and to the MEG-BIDS detailed specifications for all details concerning the proposed structure:
- MEG-BIDS Manuscript:
http://www.biorxiv.org/content/early/2017/08/08/172684 
- MEG-BIDS Specifications:
http://www.biorxiv.org/content/biorxiv/suppl/2017/08/08/172684.DC1/172684-1.pdf

We wish to survey the MEG community on its present needs with respect to data management, and design the MEG-BIDS standard to best respond to these presently unmet needs.

Your participation is truly appreciated.
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1. Are you interested in a common standard for MEG data organization, which goal is to facilitate data archiving and sharing? *
2. What are the main issues you are presently facing with respect to data management (select all that apply) *
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3. With proper documentation and software tools, would you be willing to try the MEG-BIDS with your own data? *
If NOT likely: What stops you?
4. Does the specification cover all aspects of the experimental designs you employ?
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If NOT: What is missing?
5. What software(s) are you using for analyzing MEG data?
6. Which manufacturer produces your MEG equipment?
7. Would you like to be involved in further development of the specification?
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8. Other comments:
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