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Dementias Platform Australia (DPAU) Data Access Agreement

Access for bona fide researchers to the cohorts hosted by Dementias Platform Australia at UNSW, after an application reviewed by DPAU and each contributing study, with ethics approval and fees. Data may be used only for the approved project, normally inside the DPAU analysis environment, may not be copied or distributed, and results may be used for commercial gain only with approval of every contributing study. Publications go to DPAU and the studies 30 working days before submission.

Original license text Edit Purpose: Approved project only Version read: Version_20260902, with the DPAU Data Access Policy (Version 20260901) Checked 2026-10-08
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Our reading of the license, not legal advice. Before you use the data, read the original license and confirm that your use is allowed. We take no responsibility for how you use a dataset. Full disclaimer

In your favor With conditions Restricts you Not stated in the text

What you can do

  • Conditional
  • Not stated
  • Not stated
  • Conditional
  • Conditional

What you can share

  • No
  • Conditional
  • Share trained models Not stated

What you must do

  • Yes
  • Share alike No
  • Yes
  • Conditional
  • Yes
  • Conditional
  • Conditional
  • Conditional

Limits

  • Yes
  • No

Separate commercial license: Not stated No commercial license offer is published. Commercial gain from results needs approval from every contributing study.

Datasets under this license

  • Older Australian Twins Study (OATS)

    Brain MRI, amyloid PET for some, and repeated cognitive and medical assessments of older twins and siblings, which separate genetic from environmental influences on brain ageing and dementia. 623 people aged 65 and over in Australia, 207 with PET. Released through Dementias Platform Australia.

  • Sydney Memory and Ageing Study (MAS)

    Cognitive, medical, genetic and imaging data of older adults without dementia, followed for 14 years to learn how often MCI and dementia arise and what predicts decline. 1,037 people aged 70 to 90 from Sydney, about half with brain MRI. Via Dementias Platform Australia.