import-dcm takes a SESSION argument, to decide where to put the imported data. In the context of BIDS, a session is one measurement session that usually gets a name like 'pre' or 'post' and does not work as a unique identifier of an acquisition (one measurement of one subject for one study session type).
Maybe call the SESSION arg; "acquisition_id"
and export the 'session' in a BIDS sense as a commandline arg, similar to 'subject'.
import-dcmtakes a SESSION argument, to decide where to put the imported data. In the context of BIDS, a session is one measurement session that usually gets a name like 'pre' or 'post' and does not work as a unique identifier of an acquisition (one measurement of one subject for one study session type).Maybe call the SESSION arg; "acquisition_id"
and export the 'session' in a BIDS sense as a commandline arg, similar to 'subject'.