Table 1.

Atlases applied to neonatal DTI studies.

Name of atlas	Description/parcellation map (PM) availability	Contrasts	Age range	Reference
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Brain Atlas	Atlas components include intensity models, tissue probability maps. Uses an anatomical PM	T1w and T2w	Neonates, 1 years, and 2 years	Brown et al., 2014
4D Imperial College London Neonatal Brain Atlas	Dynamic, probabilistic atlas for stages (29–44 weeks gestational age) in neonatal brain development	T1w and T2w	Neonate	Brown et al., 2014
JHU-MNI Single-Subject Brain Atlas (Eve Atlas)	Provides co-registered T1, T2, and DTI images from a single subject. Uses a white and gray matter anatomical PM	T1w, T2w, and DTI	Adult	Djamanakova et al., 2014 Faria et al., 2010 Geng et al., 2012 Melbourne et al., 2014 Tang et al., 2014
ICBM DTI-81 Brain Atlas	Stereotaxic and probabilistic white matter atlas integrating DTI-based data with ICBM 152 template. Uses a white matter anatomical PM	DTI	Adult	Fonov et al., 2011 Klein et al., 2010 Miller et al., 2013 Oishi et al., 2011a Oishi et al., 2009
JHU Neonatal Brain Atlas	Group averaged and single subject brain atlas of the neonatal brain that integrates DTI-data with co-registered anatomical MRI. Uses a white and gray matter anatomical PM	T1w, T2w, and DTI	Neonate	Oishi et al., 2011b Pannek et al., 2013 Ratnarajah et al., 2013 Rose et al., 2014a Rose et al., 2014b Kersbergen et al., 2014 Zhang et al., 2014