Deck Spec: Atlas Connectomics Reference
Session
- Duration: 55 + 20 min
- Outcome: three curated atlas entries with full metadata
- Primary sources:
course/source-ingest/module14-lesson3.pptx.mdcourse/source-ingest/21-02388_X_techtalk_v2_final_review.md (references section)
- Figure source:
course/units/figures/atlas-connectomics-reference-selected-v1.md
Slide production blocks
- Title and atlas role
- Key message: atlas content must be operationally usable, not only bibliographic.
- Figure:
FIG-SRC-MODULE14_LESSON3-S03-02
- Historical anchors
- Key message: foundational papers remain useful when limitations are explicit.
- Figure:
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- Reference stream organization
- Key message: group entries by workflow stage and evidence type.
- Figure:
FIG-SRC-MODULE14_LESSON3-S08-01
- Midstream curation example
- Key message: each entry requires modality/scale/access metadata.
- Figure:
FIG-SRC-MODULE14_LESSON3-S10-01
- Late-stage reference panel
- Key message: include tool/dataset reproducibility status for each item.
- Figure:
FIG-SRC-MODULE14_LESSON3-S13-01
- Closing reference context
- Key message: curate for coverage balance, not citation volume.
- Figure:
FIG-SRC-MODULE14_LESSON3-S19-01
- NeuroAI reference bridge
- Key message: motif-analysis references require explicit historical/current tagging.
- Figure:
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- Metadata schema slide
- Key message: citation, stage, modality, scale, maturity, limits, mapped unit.
- Governance and update cadence
- Key message: assign owner, review date, and deprecation criteria.
- Activity instructions
- Key message: author one atlas entry with one limitation statement.
- Debrief
- Key message: atlas quality depends on metadata completeness and link hygiene.
- Wrap
- Key message: atlas supports journal club and module sequencing decisions.
Assessment
- Prompt: produce one complete atlas entry mapped to a track unit.
- Rubric: completeness, relevance, and limitation clarity.
