CONSTELLATIONS OF MOVEMENT: An Interactive Visualization of Functional Mapping for Motor Imagery Decoding Research

Rogers, Jennifer; Poyade, Matthieu; Pollick, Frank

CONSTELLATIONS OF MOVEMENT: An Interactive Visualization of Functional Mapping for Motor Imagery Decoding Research

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Rogers, Jennifer, Poyade, Matthieu and Pollick, Frank (2017) CONSTELLATIONS OF MOVEMENT: An Interactive Visualization of Functional Mapping for Motor Imagery Decoding Research. In: Electronic Imaging 2017 - Science and Technology, 29 Jan- 2 Feb 2017, Burlingame, CA, USA.
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CONSTELLATIONS OF MOVEMENT: An Interactive Visualization of Functional Mapping for Motor Imagery Decoding Research

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Creators/Authors:

Rogers, Jennifer, Poyade, Matthieu and Pollick, Frank

Abstract:

An interactive application visualizing multivariate functional mapping of fMRI data within a 3D structural model of the brain. The application is developed as a proof of concept for the efficacy of interactive 3D visualization for representing research in functional mapping, as well as the potential for Unity 3D game engine’s use as a visualization tool for the complex data involved in the research of functional neural activity.

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http://www.imaging.org/

Uncontrolled Keywords:

Interactive Visualization; functional Brain Mapping

School/Academic Area:

School of Innovation and Technology

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1 February 2017

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Published

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Event Title:

Electronic Imaging 2017 - Science and Technology

Event Location:

Burlingame, CA, USA

Event Dates:

29 Jan- 2 Feb 2017

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Conference or Workshop Item (Poster)

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5062

Date Deposited:

20 Feb 2017 11:38

Last Modified:

15 Apr 2019 14:04

Deposited By:

Matthieu Poyade

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