Data Transfer Notes
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Data Transfer Notes for GE 3T Revision Date: June 20, 2008.
Transferring Data to the Server if you are at the Scanner
IMPORTANT NOTE: Automatic data transfer to the AW workstation really slows things down. Always disable this feature.
In general you will want to grab all images in either an exam or a series. To copy images use the perl script gecopy from the scanner. To facilitate the transfer process and make the scanner available for the next study, it's a good idea to copy each series when it is done. You can do this while the next series is running.
- In the patient browser highlight the series that you need to transfer.
- Open a unix shell, by right clicking on the desktop background and choosing the command window option from the menu
- Type: gecopy -s server name> -r raid number> -d dir name> username>
An Example Session:
{sdc@fmri3tw}[3] gecopy -s fmriserver -r raid1 -d studies emang
You are about to copy the following Exam Directory=/export/home1/sdc_image_pool/images/p203414/e2112293
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Type exam> to copy the whole exam to fmriserver
or Choose a number to copy the corresponding study
Choose 1> to copy s2112294
Choose 2> to copy s2112310
exam
mycommand=scp -rp /export/home1/sdc_image_pool/images/p203414/e2112293 emang@fmriserver.ucsd.edu:/mnt/raid1/emang/data/studies
emang@fmriserver.ucsd.edu's password:
Copying Images Remotely (Not the preferred method)
If the scanner is busy and you need to transfer data from a previous study, you can log on to fmriserver, then ssh to the scanner and use the secure copy command to copy your data.
Instructions:
ssh sdc@fmri3tw.ucsd.edu
cd /export/home1/sdc_image_pool/images
ls -ltr (to determine the patient directory name by the time the data was acquired)
the tree structure looks like this:
./p127418/e127419/s127420/i127421.MRDC.1
where:
p127418 is the patient directory
e127419 is the exam directory
s127420 is the series directory
i127421.MRDC.1 is the first image in the study directory.
scp -r <dir path> username@fmriserver.ucsd.edu:/mnt/raid#/userdir/whatever
Enter your password
Example: copying an exam
cd export/home1/sdc_image_pool/images/p127418/
scp -r e127419 dummy@fmriserver.ucsd.edu:/mnt/raid1/dummy/data/testdata
Password: dummypassword
Example: copying a series
cd /export/home1/sdc_image_pool/images/p127418/e127419
scp -r s127420 dummy@fmriserver.ucsd.edu:/mnt/raid1/dummy/data/testdata
Password: dummypassword