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HCP Development


Overview

The Human Connectome Project – Development (HCP Development) dataset aims to understand brain development and connectivity during adolescence through multimodal neuroimaging and behavioral data.

Official Website: humanconnectome.org/study/hcp-lifespan-development


Data Available in Mind Data Hub

Below, we summarize the modalities and number of subjects processed and available for request in Mind Data Hub:

Structural MRI (T1-weighted & T2-weighted)

Preprocessing Steps:

  • Conversion to NIfTI format (If needed)
  • Brain Extraction
  • Registration to MNI Space using ANTs (Rigid + Affine transformations)
  • Quality Control (QC)

Data Available:

  • T1-weighted scans: 652 records from 652 unique subjects (1 session per subject)
  • T2-weighted scans: 652 records from 652 unique subjects (1 session per subject)

Metadata:
Comprehensive demographic.

Processed data are organized in a CSV file with the following columns:

Column Name Description
subjectId Subject identifier (e.g., HCD0001305)
MNI_Warped Path to MNI warped brain image
MNI_ZSCORE Path to z-score normalized brain image
MNI_Z_Cropped Path to z-score normalized and cropped brain image
age Age in years (converted from months)
sex Encoded sex (0=Unknown, 1=Male, 2=Female)
handedness Encoded handedness (0=Unknown, 1=Right, 2=Left, 3=Ambidextrous)
race Encoded race (0=Unknown, 1=White, 2=Black, 3=Asian, 4=Native, 5=Pacific, 6=Multiracial)
ethnicity Encoded ethnicity (0=Unknown, 1=Non-Hispanic, 2=Hispanic)
weight Body weight
height Height
education Background education level
job Job/occupation category
family_income Annual family income
mother_age Mother's age at time of pregnancy
father_age Father's age at time of pregnancy
birth_country_dad Father's birth country
country_origin Country of origin
father_education Father's education level
mother_education Mother's education level


Encoding Dictionaries:

  • Sex: 1 = Male, 2 = Female, 0 = Unknown
  • Handedness: 0 = Unknown, 1 = Right, 2 = Left, 3 = Ambidextrous
  • Ethnicity: 0 = Unknown, 1 = Non-Hispanic, 2 = Hispanic
  • Race: 0 = Unknown, 1 = White, 2 = Black, 3 = Asian, 4 = American Indian/Alaska Native, 5 = Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, 6 = Multiple races.
Data Coverage Results:
  • Total subjects: 652
  • Coverage: 100% for core demographics (age, sex, race, ethnicity, country_origin)
  • Variable coverage for socioeconomic variables (23-24% for parent education)
  • Age range: 5.6-21.9 years


Download Data Date: March 2025


Functional MRI (Resting-state fMRI)

Preprocessing Steps (fMRIPrep):

  • Conversion to NIfTI (BIDS format)
  • Slice-timing and motion correction
  • Brain extraction and normalization to MNI
  • Denoising and smoothing 
  • Quality Control (QC) and time-series extraction

Data Available:

  • fMRI scans processed using fMRIPrep: 566 Subjects.
  • Comprehensive QC files.

Dedicated scripts are available for both BIDS conversion and parcellation:

Download Data Date: March 2025.


Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI)

Preprocessing Steps:

  • Convert DICOM to NIfTI
  • Topup Correction (Using a top-up tool from FSL)
  • Eddy Correction (Using eddy tool from FSL)
  • Brain Extraction (Using Bet tool from FSL)
  • Merging of Acquisitions (If the session is split into multiple scans)
  • DTI Model Fitting(Using the Dtifit tool from FSL)
  • Registration to MNI Space using ANTs (Rigid + Affine transformations)
  • QC 

Download Data Date: March 2025


Request Access to HCP Development Data

To request access to HCP Development data, please fill out our internal request form. Requests will be reviewed by our data management team.


Citation and Acknowledgment

When using HCP Development data, please cite the official HCP Development project and acknowledge the Mind Data Hub preprocessing pipeline:

“Data used in the preparation of this article were obtained from the Human Connectome Project – Aging (HCP Development) database (humanconnectome.org). The preprocessing and harmonization of data were performed by Mind Data Hub at Stanford University.”

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