This paper addresses reconstruction of linear dynamic networks from heterogeneous datasets. Those datasets consist of measurements from linear dynamical systems in multiple experiments subjected to different experimental conditions, e.g., changes/perturbations in parameters, disturbance or noise. A main assumption is that the Boolean structures of the underlying networks are the same in all experiments. The ARMAX model is adopted to parameterize the general linear dynamic network representation "Dynamical Structure Function" (DSF), which provides the Granger Causality graph as a special case. The network identification is performed by integrating all available datasets and promote group sparsity to assure both network sparsity and the consistency of Boolean structures over datasets. In terms of solving the problem, a treatment by the iterative reweighted l(1) method is used, together with its implementations via proximal methods and ADMM for large-dimensional networks. (C) 2017, IFAC (International Federation of Automatic Control) Hosting by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.