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| pretty_name: "OpenH-RF — UltraSound ToolBox (USTB) Channel Capture Collection" | |
| license: cc-by-4.0 | |
| task_categories: | |
| - image-to-image | |
| language: | |
| - en | |
| tags: | |
| - ultrasound | |
| - rf | |
| - openh-rf | |
| - beamforming | |
| - channel-data | |
| size_categories: | |
| - n<1K | |
| # UltraSound ToolBox (USTB) Channel Capture Collection — OpenH-RF Submission | |
| Contributed by the **University of Oslo (UiO), Department of Informatics** (the USTB team) | |
| to the [OpenH-RF](https://github.com/open-h/OpenH-RF) initiative. All data is pre-beamformed | |
| (raw channel-capture) ultrasound stored in the **zea** HDF5 format (`zea_version 0.1.6`, | |
| meeting the OpenH-RF minimum format version `0.1.4`) and released under **CC BY 4.0**. | |
| ## OpenH-RF Release Inventory | |
| **Current OpenH-RF release:** 39 HDF5 files; 8.61 GB (8,613,593,088 bytes) stored; root `zea_version` **0.1.6**. Sizes include all HDF5 contents and use decimal units (MB = 10^6 bytes, GB = 10^9 bytes, TB = 10^12 bytes), not decoded-array memory or original-source download sizes. | |
| ## Contents | |
| 39 acquisitions packaged into six application sub-datasets. Each sub-dataset folder contains its | |
| zea `.hdf5` files, a Hugging Face–style `README.md` data card, and one reference B-mode PNG per | |
| acquisition. The **`reconstruct.py`, `pipeline.yaml`, and the CC BY 4.0 `LICENCE` live once at the | |
| submission root** — the reconstruction reconstructs every sub-dataset (the pipeline is identical | |
| across folders), and the single LICENCE covers the whole collection (each data card also declares | |
| `license: cc-by-4.0` in its YAML frontmatter). | |
| | Folder | Sub-dataset | Tier | RFP task | Acq. | | |
| |---|---|---|---|---| | |
| | `A_cardiac/` | In-vivo cardiac (Verasonics P4-2) | in-vivo human (research) | 6.1 Generalized Reconstruction | 2 | | |
| | `B_carotid/` | In-vivo carotid (Verasonics L7-4) | in-vivo human (research) | 6.1 Generalized Reconstruction | 3 | | |
| | `C_verasonics_phantom/` | Phantom (Verasonics L7-4 / P4) | phantom | 6.1 Generalized Reconstruction | 15 | | |
| | `D_alpinion_phantom/` | Phantom (Alpinion L3-8) | phantom | 6.1 Generalized Reconstruction | 4 | | |
| | `E_simulation/` | Simulation (Field II) | simulation | 6.1 Generalized Reconstruction | 11 | | |
| | `F_motion/` | Motion estimation (SWE / ARFI, L7-4) | phantom | 6.4 Motion Estimation | 4 | | |
| Total: **39 acquisitions**, 8.61 GB of stored HDF5 data. | |
| ## How to reconstruct | |
| Every acquisition is reconstructable from the file alone — all acquisition parameters live in the | |
| zea `/scan` and `/probe` groups. A single `reconstruct.py` at the submission root reconstructs | |
| every acquisition in every sub-dataset folder: | |
| ```bash | |
| export KERAS_BACKEND=jax | |
| python reconstruct.py # standard recon for every .hdf5 | |
| python reconstruct.py --refocus # also emit REFoCUS where enabled | |
| python reconstruct.py A_cardiac/<file>.hdf5 # a single acquisition | |
| ``` | |
| All reconstruction choices live in **`parameters.yaml`** — one entry per acquisition giving its | |
| `pipeline` (which `zea.Pipeline` to use), display window (`zlims`/`xlims` in mm) and `dynamic_range`. | |
| Every acquisition uses the same workflow (load parameters → run the pipeline → plot); there is no | |
| per-file logic in the script. Each `pipeline` value maps to a `zea.Pipeline` YAML at the root: | |
| | `pipeline` | Used for | `zea.Pipeline` | | |
| |---|---|---| | |
| | `scanline` | focused linear (FI) scans | `pipeline_scanline.yaml`: `beamform` on a `grid_type: scanline` grid with `enable_receive_apodization: true` — one focused transmit per image line. The artifact-free reconstruction for a walking-focus linear scan (compounding focused beams onto a shared grid leaves a band at the focal depth). | | |
| | `sector` | phased-array / steered focused sector scans | `pipeline_sector.yaml`: polar grid + scan conversion; pressure-field-weighted DAS with peaked weighting (≈ scanline) and `focal_region_length`. | | |
| | `iq` | baseband IQ (`n_ch == 2`, e.g. PICMUS) | `pipeline_iq.yaml` (no demodulation step). | | |
| | `compound` | non-focused linear (plane-wave / diverging / STA / SWE-ARFI) | `pipeline.yaml`: coherent compounding, no pfield (these insonify the whole field of view). | | |
| The pipelines share the same shape as zea's regular B-mode pipeline (`cast → apply_window → | |
| demodulate → beamform → envelope → normalize → log_compress`). Scanline imaging | |
| uses the same `beamform` op with a scanline grid plus receive apodization rather than a dedicated | |
| scanline-specific operation. Two zea features used in this submission are scanline receive | |
| apodization (`enable_receive_apodization`) and `focal_region_length` (focal-region delay blending, | |
| Rindal et al., IUS 2018). | |
| An acquisition may also set `refocus: true` in `parameters.yaml`. When `reconstruct.py` is run | |
| with the `--refocus` flag (off by default), it additionally runs a REFoCUS reconstruction for | |
| those acquisitions — transmit-encoding recovery (Bottenus, 2018) that | |
| inverts the transmit-encoding matrix to recover the multistatic (full-matrix-capture) dataset | |
| before pressure-field-weighted DAS — and writes a `<name>_zea_refocus_bmode.png` alongside the | |
| standard reconstruction. REFoCUS is enabled for **every acquisition with enough encoded transmits | |
| for the inversion to be well posed (≥ 8 transmit events)** — coherent plane-wave compounding | |
| (CPWC), diverging waves (DW), and focused linear (FI) and phased-array sector scans. Phased-array | |
| `sector` acquisitions use `pipeline_refocus_sector.yaml` (polar grid + scan conversion, preserving | |
| the sector geometry); every other geometry uses the linear/cartesian `pipeline_refocus.yaml`. | |
| REFoCUS is **not** enabled where the inversion is ill-posed or undefined: single/few-transmit | |
| acquisitions (the `n_tx = 1` plane-wave tracking sets and single-angle simulations, PICMUS's | |
| 5-angle IQ) and synthetic transmit aperture (STA) acquisitions, which are already multistatic. | |
| ## Reference images | |
| Each acquisition ships with: | |
| - `<name>_zea_bmode.png` — produced by the root `reconstruct.py` (zea); the reproducible reference. | |
| - `<name>_zea_bmode_old.png` — the initial v2 zea reconstruction (kept for comparison). | |
| - `<name>_bmode.png` — the canonical USTB MATLAB Delay-And-Sum reconstruction from the public | |
| [USTB dataset catalog](https://unioslo.github.io/USTB/datasets.html), for cross-validation. | |
| - `<name>_zea_refocus_bmode.png` — REFoCUS variant, for acquisitions with `refocus: true` | |
| (CPWC / DW / focused FI / sector with ≥ 8 transmits; not STA or single/few-transmit sets). | |
| ## Licensing & attribution | |
| Released under **CC BY 4.0**. Please cite the UltraSound ToolBox (USTB), University of Oslo | |
| (Zenodo record 20261898). `PICMUS_numerical_calib_v2` (group E) was created **in collaboration | |
| with our group** as part of the PICMUS effort and is included on that basis; the other PICMUS | |
| datasets are excluded. | |
| ## Contact | |
| Ole Marius Hoel Rindal — omrindal@ifi.uio.no (UiO, USTB). | |