Table 2 List of open-access datasets that include intersession test–retest structural MRIs

Analyzed TRT datasets

Chen et al. [33]

Ten sessions acquired over 1-month period (2–3 days between sessions); part of CoRR (HNU1; see below)

Holmes et al. [34]

Two sessions within 6-month period; part of larger dataset with N = 1570; also see Holmes et al. [3]

Additional TRT datasets

Boekel et al. [99]

Two sessions within same day; subsample of N = 15 had a third session in same day and a 2-week follow-up

Marcus et al. [100]

Three–four volumes within session, for two sessions within a 90-day period; part of larger cross-sectional dataset of aging and dementia with N = 416

Morey et al. [11]

Two sessions within single day, follow-up in 7–9 days with another two sessions within single day

Gorgolewski et al. [101]

Two sessions 1 week apart, three rs-fMRI scans per session (includes high-res prefrontal cortex scan); acquired on a 7 T scanner

Landman et al. [102]

Two sessions within single day; multiple sequences

Gorgolewski et al. [103]

Two sessions acquired 2–3 days apart

Highly sampled individual participant datasets

Maclaren et al. [104]

Two volumes within single session, for each of 20 sessions over 1-month period

Poldrack et al. [105]

One hundred and four sessions; scanned intermittently over 18 months (10 usable T₁ volumes); also see Laumann et al. [106]

Choe et al. [107]

One hundred and fifty-eight sessions; scanned weekly for 3.5 years

Froeling et al. [108]

Eighteen sessions, comprising 8000 dMRI volumes (5 sessions included T₁ volumes)

Datasets part of CoRR

Zuo et al. [36]

–

Consortium for Reliability and Reproducibility (CoRR), aggregates many TRT datasets

Orban et al. [109]

Two volumes within single session, for each of two sessions within 3-month period; part of CoRR (UM1)

Lin et al. [110]

Two sessions within 6-week period; part of CoRR (BNU1)

Huang et al. [111]

Two sessions within 6-month period; part of CoRR (BNU2)