Sentences with phrase «spatial maps of»

He had compared past to future tropical changes which isn't quite the same as our analysis (we don't have spatial maps of future temperature for all models)

The group, whose funders include the European Research Council, combs through data such as smartphone footage, satellite imagery, maps, and phone logs to create three - dimensional spatial maps of conflict sites, using architectural rendering software and other analytic tools.

A key to the connection between smell, memory and navigation is that olfactory bulbs have a strong neural link to the brain's hippocampus, which creates spatial maps of our environment.

«In the second paper, we created a spatial map of alpha - synuclein, cataloging all the proteins in living neurons that were in close proximity to the protein,» explained Chee Yeun Chung, former Whitehead Institute Senior Research Scientist, who co-led both studies with Khurana.

As a consequence of the greater spatial mapping of darks, a 0.5 x 0.5 mm cube of visual cortex can represent the same position of a dark spot but different positions of light spots that appear to rotate around a dark anchor in visual space.

Using SALVI in SIMS, located at DOE's EMSL, the team also created a chemical spatial map of the air - liquid interface.

Section 3.2.2.7 presents a spatial map of warming trends since 1979.

Provide a spatial map of the first ice - free date (IFD; Julian Day when SIC < 15 % or SIE = 0 %) in 2015.

What one ought to do and what your laziness (to quote Brandn Shollenberger's favorite accusation) precludes is to do a full spatial map of trends across the USA using colors to represent what BEST says and then compare that against what GISS generates.

Not exact matches

Because temporal order can be given a spatial mapping, we are led to think of a temporal dimension which is like a spatial dimension.

We completed an intensive GIS spatial analysis to identify parts of our Commonwealth most threatened by development and created a website with interactive maps and data for use at the town, watershed, or county scale.

Crone EA, Ridderinkhof KR, Worm M, Somsen RJ, van der Molen MW (2004) Switching between spatial stimulus - response mappings: a developmental study of cognitive flexibility.

This map illustrates the origins of the letters, conforming to the familiar spatial and temporal pattern of migration.

Geospatial technologies can be incorporated into forensic anthropological research in multiple ways, including the use of GPS, mapping, spatial statistics, photogrammetry, and interactive online geo - visualizations.

This NASA MARS 2020 approach of mapping the elemental, mineral, and organic composition of rocks at high spatial resolution with non-destructive techniques is now commonly used on Earth to provide unambiguous evidence for early life in its preserved nanoscale context.

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Brain imaging techniques revealed that men found their way out of the maze using the left hippocampus, a memory storage region that also governs spatial mapping in the physical environment.

The maps obtained are a source of essential and unprecedented information on the spatial and temporal structure of the Amazon groundwater and a major advance for hydrology.

To simplify the problem of studying how the brain makes a spatial map, a team lead by Jean - René Duhamel and Werner Graf of CNRS - Collège de France in Paris trained two macaque monkeys to focus their eyes on a spot of light on a screen; the dot would appear for a few seconds, disappear, then appear a few seconds later somewhere else on the screen.

These neurons, described in today's issue of Nature, appear to be first in line to process incoming visual signals into a spatial map, suggesting that one of the brain's first steps toward making sense of the outside world is to compensate for the body's own motion.

For spatial attention, that involves regions of the visual cortex that map to a particular area within the visual field.

Recently, some researchers have proposed that in some cases, dyscalculia may arise not from a «core deficit» in the ability to compare quantities, but instead from an «access deficit» — a problem in how the brain links perceptions of quantity to number symbols such as Arabic numerals, or in how it maps numbers onto verbal or spatial processes.

The work of Kremkow and colleagues indicates that the organization of all maps originates from the same principle: an arrangement of thalamic afferents that minimizes differences in spatial position, eye input and light / dark polarity among neighboring cortical neurons.

These future studies, they note, «should focus on generating high - spatial - resolution maps of off - rift tectonic structures and should be complemented by detailed field work to constrain the stress field orientations during the development of the Aluto magma reservoir.»

To test whether the hippocampus could actually form spatial maps using only visual landmarks, Mehta's team devised a noninvasive virtual reality environment and studied how the hippocampal neurons in the brains of rats reacted in the virtual world without the ability to use smells and sounds as cues.

These «maps», found in the motor and sensory cortices (see diagram, below), tend to preserve the basic spatial layout of the body — neurons that represent our fingers are closer to neurons that represent our arms than our feet, for example.

Researchers from the University of Vermont and Oregon State University used spatial models and statistical analyses to map 81 fires as well as insect outbreaks over a 25 - year period in Oregon and Washington state.

«We think the cognitive map in the hippocampus is not just for knowing where the self is located,» says Fujisawa, «but also for plotting the locations of other people, animals, or objects, and to comprehend the spatial environment surrounding the self.»

Falk reasoned that the extra neurons of men and rhesus males are most likely dedicated to visual - spatial skills, such as map reading, distinguishing between left and right, and mentally rotating figures — all abilities useful for navigating uncharted territories in search of mates.

A composite image shows a scanning transmission electron microscope view of an antenna - reactor catalyst particle (top left) along with electron energy loss spectroscopy maps that depict the spatial distribution of individual plasmon modes around the palladium islands.

The team used a technique called Spatial Point Pattern Analysis to map precisely the location of each of the many artifacts and biological materials.

«Until the launch of the OCO - 2 satellite mission in 2014 we had global maps of SIF but at coarse spatial resolution, each pixel compromising areas of about 50 x 50 kilometres in the best case,» says Luis Guanter from GFZ.

The color map and contours denote the surface brightness of the nebula, and the red arrows show its estimated spatial extent.

The 2007 map was a result of the Malaria Atlas Project, which aims to map the spatial spread of malaria.

The distribution of neuron activity reveals an organization that supports the brain's spatial mapping capacity

«There seems to be a component of a person's mental representation of the spatial environment, for example, the ability to picture the streets like a mental map,» Watts said.

We know that the hippocampus is the brain area where precise maps of spatial information are established.

The hippocampus, for instance, represents spatial information using «place» cells that map the environment, potentially explaining how it might contribute to the «where» component of episodic memory.

In addition, the Honeycomb Maze enables researchers to study the correlation of spatial navigation performance with the activity of place cells in the hippocampus where there is a map of an animal's location in space.

The spatial mapping might also arise from a physical map of numbers in the brain, which has been found in humans in the right posterior parietal cortex but has not yet been seen in animals.

With maps of place cell activations in hand, the researchers were able to cross - reference each participant's spatial memories as they accessed their episodic memories of the delivered items.

To avoid confounding the episodic memories of the items delivered with the spatial memory of a store's location, the researchers excluded trips that were directly to or from that store when placing it on the neural map.

Amélie works in the realm of marine and coastal ecology and conservation and her research interests include the use of spatial tools (GIS, spatio - temporal analyses, bio-logging, habitat mapping) to understand and mitigate impacts of anthropogenic activities and changes on wildlife and natural values.

At 8 microns, where mapping of the HDO and H2O2 abundance, the TMT would offer 20 km spatial resolution to sample the vertical extent of the Martian Atmosphere, > 100 km.

To observe certain evidence of collapse, we require a high - velocity spatial resolution (to map the velocity field across small structures) that is highly sensitive (to take full advantage of the high - velocity spatial resolution).

They mapped the spatial relationship of 3,509 proteins and 225 distinct phosphorylation sites.

Neurobiologists refer to this type of neuronal connection — in which the spatial order of neurons of one part of the nervous system is «copied» onto another — as «topographic mapping.»

Additionally, with Digital Spatial Profiling (DSP), this type of multi-analyte analysis can be mapped to specific regions of interest on an FFPE section.

Risk analysis and decision support tools; Mapping and valuation of ecosystem services; Invasive species risk assessment; Ecological and economic indicators GIS - based modeling and spatial statistical analysis

ASTER data is used to create detailed maps of land surface temperature, reflectance, and elevation.ASTER captures high spatial resolution data in 14 bands, from the visible to the thermal infrared wavelengths, and provides stereo viewing capability for digital elevation model creation.