Research Integrity and Image Integrity Database with HEADT

The HEADT Centre team is currently creating and implementing a comprehensive database with images from retracted scientific publications (“Image Integrity Database”, or short: “IIDB”). The aim is to produce a searchable database for researchers worldwide who want to learn more about the nature of inappropriate image manipulation. The database offers a test set of images for scholars who are working on the development of image manipulation detection algorithms or image analysis tools to facilitate an automated screening of images in publications.