Metadata and Images from the OIDA Image Collection
Introduction
The OIDA Image Collection highlights images extracted from documents created by the opioid industry. Many of these documents were designed for internal company audiences and board members, while others were targeted to prescribers and consumers. The images provide insight into corporate practices that shaped the opioid crisis.
Images from OIDA provide unique entry points to understand a visual narrative of the opioid industry and gain insight into harmful corporate and marketing practices that contributed to the opioid crisis. Metadata are also included. OIDA staff at UCSF and Johns Hopkins generated some of the image descriptions, types, and other metadata using artificial intelligence (AI) models, with human experts revising some of these values. Some metadata, such as image categories (e.g., Addiction, Public Relations, Regulatory) and titles were created by human experts. Other manually created metadata about images may be added in the future.
Download the data files
You can access the full set of images featured in the OIDA Image Collection, plus descriptive metadata that includes references to source documents, in AWS:
Download full set of images, ZIP file (1.4 GB): image_collection_version_1.zip
Download metadata, Zipped CSV (forthcoming)