HortaCloud: An Open and Collaborative Platform for Whole Brain Neuronal Reconstructions
Rokicki, K.; Schauder, D.; Olbris, D. J.; Goina, C.; Clements, J.; Edson, P.; Kawase, T.; Svirskas, R.; Arshadi, C.; Feng, D.; Chandrashekar, J.; Ferreira, T. A.; MouseLight Project Team,
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HortaCloud is a cloud-based, open-source platform designed to facilitate the collaborative reconstruction of long-range projection neurons from whole-brain light microscopy data. By providing virtual environments directly within the cloud, it eliminates the need for costly and time-consuming data downloads, allowing researchers to work efficiently with terabyte-scale volumetric datasets. Standardization of computational resources in the cloud make deployment easier and more predictable. The pay-as-you-go cloud model reduces adoption barriers by eliminating upfront investments in expensive hardware. Finally, HortaClouds decentralized architecture enables global collaboration between researchers and between institutions.
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