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TCIA utilizes the following Properties of the DataCite schema.
| Table 1: DataCite Mandatory Properties ID | ||
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| Property | Obligation | |
| 1 | Identifier (DOI of the Dataset) | M |
| 2 | Creator (Authors of the Dataset, preferably with ORCIDID)) | M |
| 3 | Title (Published Title of the Dataset) | M |
| 4 | Publisher (The Cancer Imaging Archive) | M |
| 5 | PublicationYear (The Year the Dataset was published in TCIA) | M |
| 10 | ResourceType (Dataset; Equivalent to a TCIA Collection) | M |
| Table 2: DataCite Recommended and Optional Properties ID | ||
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| Property | Obligation | |
| 11 | AlternateIdentifier (TCIA Short Name for the Dataset) | O |
| 15 | Version (The Current Version of the Dataset) | O |
| 16 | Rights (Licensing Information) | O |
| 17 | Description (Dataset Abstract) | R |
Examples
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For this example we are using a Published Collection called "Pseudo-PHI-DICOM-Data": |
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https://api.datacite.org/dois?provider-id=tciar By default, only 25 records are returned. You can control the number of records returned using pagination options. For example, to return only 5 records https://api.datacite.org/dois?provider-id=tciar&page[size]=5 or |
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return the records published by The Cancer Imaging Archive that were published in 2016: or |
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For this example we are using a Published Collection called "Pseudo-PHI-DICOM-Data": |
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