SPARK · Cognitive Neuroscience · Research data

Research data: open, synchronised, traceable

Every recording keeps brain activity, physiology, movement and task data on one timeline, and leaves the platform in the open formats researchers already use, ready for their own analysis tools.

01 · What it measures

What every recording keeps

Raw signals

The recording as measured, with its quality markers.

One timeline

Every stream on the same clock, so an effect can be placed to the moment.

Open formats

EDF+ for brain activity, CSV for tables, MoTeC and VBOX for vehicle data.

02 · What it brings

Your data, in your tools

Data locked in a proprietary viewer cannot be checked or reused. Exports in open formats keep the analysis in the researcher's hands.

Measured signals and inferred indicators stay separate, so the raw recording can always be revisited.

Open by design.

03 · In practice

How it is used, and for whom

How it is used

Recordings are exported from the platform, for a whole session or a selected part, and opened in standard analysis software.

Who it's for

  • Researchers
  • Data scientists
  • Laboratories
  • Universities
04 · An example

From a session to an analysis

  1. The situation

    A researcher wants to analyse a session in their own software.

  2. What the measurement shows

    The recording keeps raw signals, quality markers and events on one clock.

  3. What is done with it

    It is exported in EDF+ and CSV, for the whole session or a chosen part, and opened in the researcher's tools.

05 · Questions

Frequently asked questions

Which formats are available?

EDF+ for brain activity, CSV for tables, and MoTeC and VBOX for vehicle data.

Are raw signals kept?

Yes: measured signals stay separate from inferred indicators, so the raw recording can always be revisited.

Can part of a session be exported?

Yes: a whole session, a lap or a chosen time range.

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