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Data in the archive is available through other methods. For example, a person versed in scripting or programming could easily pull data from the archive using TCIA's or NBIA Search's RESTful interfaces, described at TCIA Programmatic Interface REST API Guides. Other organizations and people have also created software that can access data in TCIA. Many, but not all, of these tools and sites are listed in the Data Analysis Centers section of TCIA's web site. If you are interested in using TCIA data in the cloud, please check out NCI's Imaging Data Commons, which host public subsets (not all – yet) of TCIA data on a cloud platform for use by researchers. (IDC is still growing, and has not yet reached its full plan yet.)
Where are the installation files for the current version of the NBIA Data Retriever?
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How do I know which version of the NBIA Data Retriever I am running?
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NBIA Data Retriever Version | Manifest v1.0 | Manifest v2 V1.0 | Manifest V2v3.0 | Manifest | V3v4.0 |
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1.0 | Working | Working with public data requests* | Not working | ||
2.0 | Working with public data requests | Working | Auto Upgrade and Manual Upgrade are working. Remind Me Later does nothing. | ||
3.0 | Working with public data requests | Working | Working |
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The NBIA Data Retriever always needs to run with a manifest file. Although the application can be invoked from command line, it works best in a desktop environment such as Gnome, KDE, and so on. Once the NBIA Data Retriever is installed in on the desktop environment, you can click any manifest file with the extension .tcia to invoke the app.
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