21–25 Sept 2009
Hotel Barcelo Sants
Europe/Zurich timezone

Electrophysiology Data Analysis and Computing in Grid

Not scheduled
1m
Hotel Barcelo Sants

Hotel Barcelo Sants

Barcelona
Poster

Speaker

Prof. Algimantas Juozapavicius (Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics, Vilnius University-Unknow)

Special requirements other than the set up mentioned in the CfA text.

Poster will have A0 format and will require a flat vertical surface to be posted.

Project(s) or EGEE activity presenting the demo or poster (project or activity names only)

BalticGrid-II project

Abstract

Biomedical signals provide rich information about human health. Usually long-term monitoring is required in diagnosis and treatment of disease. Analysis of electrophysiological data is usually done manually by neurologist and is much time consuming. In poster the system of electrophysiology data computing and analysis using grid infrastructure is presented. The system includes EEG signal features detection, attributes and parameters computing, database construction, algorithms for some physiological phenomena (like epilepsy) detection and characterization., it posses huge amounts of data and make various analyses on it. The grid infrastructure (from BalticGrid-II project) is used for many applications and algorithms of the system. EDF standards are used for EEG files, many algorithms are implemented in Octave environment (open source analog of Matlab), and together with Octave are gridified and deployed in clusters of BalticGrid infrastructure.

Author

Prof. Algimantas Juozapavicius (Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics, Vilnius University-Unknow)

Co-authors

Dr Margarita Kazakeviciute (VU, Faculty of mathematics and Informatics) Mrs Ruta Samaitiene (VU, Faculty of Medicine) Prof. Vytautas Usonis (VU, Faculty of Medicine)

Presentation materials