[Freesurfer] Export Functional Data Overlayed Onto Sphere

2012-06-07 Thread Luis R. Piloto
Hello, I've specifically adopted Freesurfer for its ability to map a brain into a sphere. I've ran a subject's structural data through the recon-all pipeline using the -all option. With this reconstruction completed, I'd like to overlay functional data on the sphere. More specifically, I'd l

Re: [Freesurfer] Export Functional Data Overlayed Onto Sphere

2012-06-13 Thread Luis R. Piloto
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2012 8:21 AM To: Luis R. Piloto Cc: freesurfer@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu Subject: Re: [Freesurfer] Export Functional Data Overlayed Onto Sphere Hi Luis if your functional data is mapped onto the surface (i.e. with mri_vol2surf) then it is already on the sphere. All the surfa

[Freesurfer] mri_vol2surf and Spherical Surfaces

2012-06-25 Thread Luis R. Piloto
Hello Fellow Freesurfers, I need some verification that my method for mapping functional data onto a spherical surface is sound. What I'm currently doing is running recon-all on my high-resolution, structural volume (.nii.gz format). After that, I take a single timepoint of my functional da

Re: [Freesurfer] mri_vol2surf and Spherical Surfaces

2012-07-02 Thread Luis R. Piloto
I would recommend instead a .mgh file (we're trying to phase out the .w); If you use mgh format, not need to spec a --out_type. That command will convert to the native subject surface. If you want to go to fsaverage you can either run mri_surf2surf after that or spec --trgsubject fsaverage