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Biological and biomedical imaging datasets record the constitution,architecture and dynamics of living organisms across several orders ofmagnitude of space and time. Imaging technologies are now used throughout thelife and biomedical sciences to achieve discovery and understanding ofbiological mechanisms in the basic sciences as well as assessment, diagnosisand therapeutic intervention in clinical trials and animal and human medicine.The universal application and use of imaging raises an important question andopportunity: what is the value and ultimate destination of biological andmedical imaging data? In the last few years, several informatics and datascience technologies have matured sufficiently so that routine publication ofthese datasets is now possible. Participants in Global BioImaging from 15countries and all populated continents have agreed on the need forrecommendations and guidelines for the establishment of image data repositoriesand the formats they use for delivering data to the global scientificcommunity. This white paper presents a shared, global view of criteria forthese common, globally applicable guidelines and provisional proposals for opentools and resources that are available now and can provide a foundation forfuture development.

A Global View of Standards for Open Image Data Formats and Repositories