A central problem concerning the organization of the cognitive semantic web is to understand how different categories of words are stored in the brain with a well-defined topographical organization. This topography is a natural construction that plausibly is strongly related with the syntactic and semantic organization of natural languages. An eloquent experimental evidence of the existence of ...

The ability to orientate within familiar environments relies on the formation and use of a mental representation of the environment, namely a cognitive map. Neuropsychological and neuroimaging studies suggest that the retrosplenial and hippocampal brain regions are involved in topographical orientation. We combined functional magnetic resonance imaging with a virtual-reality paradigm to investi...

The need for high-resolution wind resource maps is increasing with the increase in supply and development of power. Many physical downscaling models have been developed applied to make these maps. However, as existing require extensive computations time, statistical higher efficiency are being studied. Statistical such regression machine learning can quickly calculate maps, but they a problem l...

A multi-channel recording was used to comprehensively examine the topography of the PINV and topographical differences between CNV and PINV in schizophrenic patients and healthy controls: Scalp amplitude and scalp laplacian ICSD} maps of the terminal CNV ItCNVj and PINV, and the time course of the PINV aver four post-imperative intervals (1.0-3.0s after the imperative stimulus) were compared. C...

Placing scientific knowledge onto a visual grid through malaria maps became a way of re-envisioning the landscape of Palestine during the period of British rule. Malaria maps were not only used by scientists to effect practical results in swamp drainage and in other efforts to decrease malaria morbidity, but they were also co-opted by political organizations and the Palestine Government as tool...

Making sense of concept maps is an ongoing challenge for the concept mapping community. This paper introduces a multilevel analysis strategy by combining quantitative and qualitative methods to triangulate changes in students’ concept maps. Quantitative analysis includes overall, selected, and weighted propositional analysis using a knowledge integration rubric (Linn, 2000) as well as network a...

In the past, current-distance spectroscopy has been widely applied to determine variations of the work function at surfaces. While for homogeneous sample areas this technique is commonly accepted to yield at least qualitative results, its applicability to atomic-scale variations has not been proven neither right nor wrong. Here we benchmark measurements of the current-distance decay constant ag...

In this work we studied the accuracy of DEMs generated from ASTER stereoscopic images by automated stereo-matching techniques with two different softwares (OrthoBase PRO and OrthoEngine). We compare several DEMs generated for a test area of 23 km x 28 km situated in the province of Granada (south Spain). This is an area was selected because its variable and complex topography with elevations ra...