Identify Data Blobs (Tracy, Jeff & Michael) with member of the team will locate wiki page data that fits the following criteria:

• Wiki page data content that is not template specific 
• DICOM in NBIA (accessible via NBIA API) includes counts modalities Collection name versions licenses
• image files in pathDB
• image files in Box
• image files in Aspera Faspex
• “pretty picture” not all collections have but there’s placeholder for a display picture often the graphical logo of the program like CPTAC or APOLLO and often a figure from the accompanying journal article
• Separate templates for Program, Community, Analyses, Path only?
• Links to PI shared code as tarball, notebook, or link
• Acknowledgements that submitters want us to share
• Abstract and excerpt describing the project in plaintext “Summary section”
• Associated citations
• “if you use this data in your work see and cite these papers and these grants”
• “Here are papers by others who used this data”

• Versions and version notes
• Curation versions and version notes on the not-for-public-use “frontend”
• who, when, what, where it went

• Oddball wiki page content
• “Excerpt” wiki sections sometimes do and sometimes do not exactly match NBIA “summary/abstract” and should - note IDC prepared blurbs like this for Analysis Collections that we can’t currently propagate that existed when they imported
• Spreadsheets on wiki pages
• participant splits by PI
• clinical/demographic/proteomic/genomic (nonDICOM helpful details)
• crosswalks between dicom and nondicom imaging ( e.g. Duke-Breast-Cancer-MRI or UCSF-PDGM-to-BraTS) 

• Documents and PDFs on wiki pages
• Experiment parameters
• cohort description
• image acquisition longitudinal protocol

• Batched download splits due to either tech limitations or PI request
• test/train/validate
• subsets and supersets lists ( e.g. one analysis crosses several Collections)
• other task splits
• too big so split by patientID