Computer/Electrical Engineering
计算机/电气工程
基本信息
- 批准号:8118562
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 22.28万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2002
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2002-08-15 至 2012-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:3-DimensionalAlgorithmsAnimalsBackBiologicalBiological ModelsBlood PressureComputer softwareComputersDataData AnalysesData FilesDevelopmentDevicesDystoniaElectrical EngineeringElectronicsEquipmentEyeEye MovementsForce of GravityGoalsHeadHead MovementsHeart RateHumanHumidityImageIndividualInformation SystemsLaboratoriesLasersLiftingLinkLinuxLocomotionMaintenanceMapsMeasurementMeasuresMethodologyMicroelectrodesModelingMolecularMolecular BiologyMolecular ModelsMolecular StructureMonkeysMotion SicknessMotorMusMuscleNerveOperating SystemPatientsPhysiologicalPositioning AttributePredispositionRattusRecordsReflex actionRelative (related person)ResearchResearch PersonnelServicesSideSleddingSystemTechniquesTemperatureTestingTimeTrainingUniversitiesUpdateVestibular NerveVestibuleVideo RecordingVisualWalkingWorkbasecollegecomputer programdesigndesign and constructionmeetingsmembermicromanipulatormolecular dynamicsmolecular modelingmulticore processoropen sourceperoneal nerveranpirnaseresearch studysample fixationsoftware development
项目摘要
Specific Aims: The purpose of the C/EE Core is to develop computer programs that control experimental
equipment and analyze the data from the experiments of the P30 Core Center Vestibular Researchers and
Molecular Biologists. The C/EE Core will also develop new analysis methodologies and design and construct
new electronic equipment that makes collaborative and translational experiments possible. The Core is also
responsible for updating computer software and providing a stable network. We propose two Specific Aims to
meet the goals of the research:
Specific Aim 1: Develop computer software and electronic hardware that will promote experiments
across the Core Center, making effective use of cutting edge methodologies. These principles will be
applied to the following projects (Primary collaborators listed for each set of tasks):
A. Monkey Experiments (Yakushin/Raphan/Cohen): 1. Develop and install new positional controllers on the
rotators using incremental recorders that have no dead zones. 2. Design control electronics for measuring the
cervico-ocular reflex (COR) in monkeys. 3. Design and build (with the ME Core) new micromanipulators that
can be used in adaptation experiments and for freely moving monkeys. 4. Modify the training system,
previously developed for monkeys in convergence experiments, so that animals will watch a fixed point in
space while they walk on a linear treadmill. 5. Develop a multiple channel video imaging system so that top,
back and side images of the monkey can be viewed with the data while animals walk on linear or circular
treadmills. This will also be used in human locomotion experiments. 6. Modify the eye movement recording
system for monkey locomotion, which now records only one eye, to be binocular so the point of fixation in
space can be determined. 7. Utilize the Kunin/Raphan algorithms developed for humans and for head-fixed
monkeys on a linear sled to determine the binocular fixation point of the eyes in space during monkey
locomotion (This will also be applied to all studies of human locomotion).
B. Mouse Physiological, Neuroanatomic and Molecular Biological Studies (Yakushin/ Holstein/
Sealfon/Margolskee/Max/Bedrich/Cohen/Sclafani/Raphan): 1. Update the eye movement recording system
for the mouse on the Cosmos rotator from Labview to Matlab to stabilize the frame rate and allow it to be
modified. 2. Update the camera frame rates from 30 to 120 Hz. 3. Develop a multi-channel video imaging
capability to store binocular eye images in conjunction with the horizontal, torsional and vertical eye position
data that are transformed from the video images. 4. Generate analysis techniques for establishing eye
movements relative to head coordinates of the mouse. 5. Generate apparatus for heart rate and blood
pressure measurements in the rat to determine the impact of the vestibule-sympathetic reflex during changes
in head position relative to gravity. 6. Utilize software and hardware developed for humans to stimulate the
vestibular nerves of rats and activate the vestibulo-sympathetic reflex.
C. Molecular Biology Model Implementation (Margolskee/Max/Mossinger/Raphan): Design and
implement multiprocessor workstations to facilitate individual use of computers in molecular biological
modeling. Update the molecular modeling software so that open source systems such as Visual Molecular
Dynamics (VMD) can be utilized under Linux. This would make analysis of molecular structure more accessible
to individual investigators.
D. Human Motion Sickness and Vestibulo-Autonomic Studies (Dai/Cohen/Kaufmann/Raphan/
Straumann): 1. Convert the data system of the University of Zurich (for Dr. Straumann, who is collaborating on
the motion sickness project), into a format compatible with the VMF data analysis system used at Mount Sinai.
2. Implement the video-based binocular recording technique developed for the human locomotion project in the
OVAR rotator. 3. Upgrade the controller on the circular treadmill so that it can be used to adapt the vertical
aVOR time constant to determine if it reduces motion sickness susceptibility. 4. Develop a miniature device
that will be placed on the rotating chair to record muscle sympathetic nerve activity (MSNA) from the peroneal
nerve during OVAR; also develop a portable stimulator to map the trajectory of the peroneal nerve to
determine the point of insertion of the microelectrodes; both devices must be small, portable and battery
powered. 5. With the ME Core, build a new 3-D optokinetic controller and stimulator for the OVAR enclosure
with new gears and motors. 6. Build a computer-controlled device to measure the subjective visual vertical
when stationary and during OVAR. 7. Work with the ME Core to establish humidity and temperature control in
the OVAR enclosure.
E. Human Locomotion Studies (Raphan/Cohen/Cho/Smouha/Olanow): 1. With the ME Core, devise a
controller to lift the back of the linear treadmill to test subjects for downhill walking. 2. Build a video system that
records the top, side and back while walking; embed the video into the data files. 3. Modify the control circuits
of the linear and circular treadmills to be computer controlled. 4. Devise a control mechanism to present visual
laser targets in random order for studies of head movement control in normals and patients with dystonia.
Specific Aim 2: Do software and hardware maintenance. Provide support services that will maintain and
upgrade existing hardware and software and work to establish links between the new members of the
Research Base and the extant Core Members. Assist in building and interfacing the hardware developed in
Specific Aim 1 and maintain network connections across the Core both at Brooklyn College and Mount Sinai.
Also install and maintain new operating systems and applications software to keep the laboratories at the
cutting edge of technological development and troubleshoot problems as they arise.
具体目标:C/EE核心的目的是开发控制实验的计算机程序。
设备,并分析P30核心中心前庭研究人员的实验数据,
分子生物学家C/EE核心还将开发新的分析方法,并设计和构建
新的电子设备,使合作和平移实验成为可能。核心也是
负责更新计算机软件和提供稳定的网络。我们提出两个具体目标,
实现研究目标:
具体目标1:开发促进实验的计算机软件和电子硬件
在整个核心中心,有效地利用最先进的方法。这些原则将
适用于以下项目(列出了每组任务的主要协作者):
A.猴子实验(Yakushin/Raphan/Cohen):1.开发并安装新的位置控制器
使用无死区的增量记录器的旋转器。2.设计用于测量的控制电子设备
颈眼反射(COR)。3.设计和构建(使用ME Core)新的显微操作器,
可用于适应性实验和自由活动的猴子。4.修改培训系统,
以前开发的猴子在收敛实验,使动物将观看一个固定的点,
在线性跑步机上行走时的空间。5.开发多通道视频成像系统,
猴子的背部和侧面图像可以与数据一起查看,而动物走直线或圆形
我是米尔斯。这也将用于人类运动实验。6.修改眼动记录
猴子运动的系统,现在只记录一只眼睛,是双目的,所以固定点在
空间可以确定。7.利用为人类和头部固定开发的Kunin/Raphan算法
在线性雪橇上的猴子,以确定猴子在太空中眼睛的双眼注视点。
运动(这也将适用于所有人类运动的研究)。
B。小鼠生理学、神经解剖学和分子生物学研究(Yakushin/ Holstein/
Sealfon/Margolskee/Max/Bedrich/Cohen/Sclafani/Raphan):1。更新眼动记录系统
从Labview到Matlab的宇宙旋转器上的鼠标,以稳定帧速率,并允许它
修改. 2.将相机帧速率从30 Hz更新为120 Hz。3.开发多通道视频成像
能够结合水平、扭转和垂直眼睛位置存储双眼图像
从视频图像变换的数据。4.生成用于建立眼的分析技术
相对于鼠标的头部坐标的移动。5.心率和血液发生装置
大鼠的压力测量,以确定前庭交感神经反射在变化期间的影响
相对于重力处于头部位置。6.利用为人类开发的软件和硬件来刺激
大鼠前庭神经,并激活前庭交感神经反射。
C.分子生物学模型实现(Margolskee/Max/Mossinger/Raphan):设计和
实施多处理器工作站以方便个人在分子生物学中使用计算机
建模更新分子建模软件,使开源系统,如Visual Molecular
Dynamics(VMD)可以在Linux下使用。这将使分子结构的分析更容易
个人调查员。
D.人类运动病和前庭自主神经研究(戴/科恩/考夫曼/拉普兰/
Straumann):1.转换苏黎世大学的数据系统(针对Straumann博士,他正在与
晕动病项目)转换成与西奈山使用的VMF数据分析系统兼容的格式。
2.实现了为人类运动项目开发的基于视频的双目记录技术,
OVAR旋转器。3.升级圆形跑步机上的控制器,使其可以用于适应垂直
aVOR时间常数,以确定它是否降低运动病的易感性。4.开发一种微型装置
将其放置在旋转椅上,以记录腓神经的肌肉交感神经活动(MSNA)
OVAR期间的神经;还开发便携式刺激器,以映射腓神经的轨迹,
确定微电极的插入点;两种器械都必须小巧、便携且电池
动力十足5.使用ME Core,为OVAR外壳构建新的3-D视动控制器和刺激器
新的齿轮和马达6.建立一个计算机控制的装置来测量主观视觉垂直
在静止和OVAR期间。7.与ME Core合作,建立湿度和温度控制
OVAR外壳。
E.人类运动研究(Raphan/Cohen/Cho/Smouha/Olanow):1。借助ME Core,设计一个
控制器,以提升线性跑步机的背部,以测试下坡行走的受试者。2.建立一个视频系统,
记录行走时的顶面、侧面和背面;将视频嵌入数据文件。3.修改控制电路
线性和圆形双辊轧机的计算机控制。4.设计一个控制机制,
随机排列的激光靶点,用于研究正常人和肌张力障碍患者的头部运动控制。
具体目标二:做好软件和硬件维护。提供支持服务,
更新现有的硬件和软件,并努力在新成员之间建立联系,
研究基地及现有核心成员。协助建立和接口的硬件开发
具体目标1,并在布鲁克林学院和西奈山的核心保持网络连接。
还安装和维护新的操作系统和应用软件,以使实验室保持在
技术发展的前沿,并在出现问题时进行故障排除。
项目成果
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VESTIBULAR MECHANISMS IN THE DYNAMICS OF LOCOMOTION
运动动力学中的前庭机制
- 批准号:
6419988 - 财政年份:2002
- 资助金额:
$ 22.28万 - 项目类别:
VESTIBULAR MECHANISMS IN THE DYNAMICS OF LOCOMOTION
运动动力学中的前庭机制
- 批准号:
7057862 - 财政年份:2002
- 资助金额:
$ 22.28万 - 项目类别:
VESTIBULAR MECHANISMS IN THE DYNAMICS OF LOCOMOTION
运动动力学中的前庭机制
- 批准号:
6620634 - 财政年份:2002
- 资助金额:
$ 22.28万 - 项目类别:
VESTIBULAR MECHANISMS IN THE DYNAMICS OF LOCOMOTION
运动动力学中的前庭机制
- 批准号:
6747293 - 财政年份:2002
- 资助金额:
$ 22.28万 - 项目类别:
VESTIBULAR MECHANISMS IN THE DYNAMICS OF LOCOMOTION
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6893462 - 财政年份:2002
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- 批准号:
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