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Information about the Staglin EEG Suite and how to use it.
The Staglin EEG Suite is part of the [http://www.semel.ucla.edu/staglin Staglin IMHRO Center for Cognitive Neuroscience] and contains resources including:
*[http://www.egi.com/research-division-research-products/eeg-systems/251-conventional-eeg EGI Net Amps 300]
*[http://www.egi.com/research-division-research-products/eeg-systems/191-ges300mr MR-safe EGI Net Amps 300]
*[http://www.egi.com/research-division-research-products/sensor-registration EGI Photogrammetry System]
*[http://www.egi.com/research-division-research-products/sensor-nets EGI HydroCel EEG Nets] - S/M/L of MR and non-MR compatible versions


Follow the steps below when collecting EEG data at the Staglin EEG Suite.


The Staglin EEG Suite is part of the [http://www.semel.ucla.edu/staglin Staglin IMHRO Center for Cognitive Neuroscience] and contains resources including EGI amps (MR safe and non-MR safe), a photogrammetry system, and other research tools.
'''We recommend giving these directions a complete once-over before you ever take data here.'''


== Scheduling Calendar ==
Reservations of the EEG Suite can be found on the calendar [https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=28vln94hoc2da1k40rn6lcp1bs%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles here].
Request access to this calendar by emailing [mailto:alenarto@ucla.edu Agatha].


== Feedback Form ==
There is a feedback form that should be used each time the suite is used to take data.  Access to the data from this form can be requested by emailing [mailto:eplau@ucla.edu Edward].


== EEG & EEG-fMRI Set ups ==
==Step 1: Make a Reservation==
There is a [https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=28vln94hoc2da1k40rn6lcp1bs%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/Los_Angeles Google Calendar] for reserving the Staglin EEG Suite.


*[[Subject Prep]]
Request access to this calendar by emailing [mailto:alenarto@ucla.edu Agatha].  When you are ready to take EEG data, make a reservation on this calendar ahead of time.
*[[Cap Application Tips & Checks]]
*[[Connections EEG only]]
*[[Connection EEG-fMRI]]
*[[EKG Application]]
*[[Photogrammetry]]
*[[256 Channel Map]]


Others?


== Troubleshooting and Denoising ==


==Step 2: Setup for Data Collection==
===Before the Subject Gets There===
====Booting the Computer Properly====
We maintain two different versions of the NetStation program for data collection.  Follow these steps to boot the computer properly to use the version you want.  '''Remember, consistency in your data collection is important, so the version of NetStation matters.'''
*[[StaglinCenter:EEG:BootVolume]]
====A/V Setup====
The data collection room is setup so you can pipe in audio and visual stimuli to your subejct.  Follow these steps to set this up properly.
*[[StaglinCenter:EEG:A/V]]
====Capturing Subject Responses====
If your experimental paradigm includes taking subject responses, read this to know how to record them.
*[[StaglinCenter:EEG:Responses]]
====Event Timing====
If your experimental paradigm records when responses and stimuli occur, we has a system for accurately timing these events and recording them with the EEG signal.
*[[StaglinCenter:EEG:Timing]]
===Once the Subject Arrives===
====EEG Cap Prep and Application====
EGI has some how-to's on this, and we recommend you read the manuals (located in the cabinet above the table in the EEG collection room).  But we've got a step-by-step here for you.
*[[StaglinCenter:EEG:Cap]]
====Photogrammetry====
If you care to use the [http://www.egi.com/research-division-research-products/sensor-registration EGI Photogrammetry System] to record the electrode placement on your subject.  This is useful for [[EEG:Processing:Source|source localization]].
*[[StaglinCenter:EEG:Photogrammetry]]
==Step 3: Collect Data==
===Impedance Check and Fix===
You need to check the impedance of the electrodes and fix any that are too high or else your data collection will not be ideal.
*[[StaglinCenter:EEG:ImpedenceCheck]]
===Collection===
Where to save your data so you are a responsible user and can find it in the future.
*[[StaglinCenter:EEG:Collect]]
==Step 4: Feedback Form==
For quality control, we devised a feedback form that we ask researchers to fill out each time they collect data in the Staglin EEG Suite.  Follow the instructions written on the Desktop Background to access and fill out this form.  We actively monitor the feedback in this form.  If you'd like to know see this feedback, email [mailto:eplau@ucla.edu Edward].
==Troubleshooting and Denoising==
*[[Checking Ground]]
*[[Checking Ground]]
*[[Checking for wire loops]]
*[[Checking for wire loops]]
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*[[Checking Cap Electrodes for Noise]]
*[[Checking Cap Electrodes for Noise]]


== Analysis ==


*[[Basic Preprocessing in NetStation]]
*[[Basic Preprocessing and ICA in EEGLAB]]
*[[Time-Frequency Analyses - Matlab/EEGLAB]]
*[[Source Analysis]]
*[[Machine Learning]]


Pls keep editing and adding to this list!
==Related Info==
===EKG===
If you want to take EKG data concurrently...
*[[StaglinCenter:EEG:EKG]]


== History ==


*[[EEG fMRI noise 2011]]


== Links ==
==External Links==
*[http://www.egi.com EGI]
*[http://www.egi.com/research-division-research-products/eeg-systems/251-conventional-eeg EGI Amp]
*[http://www.egi.com/research-division-research-products/eeg-systems/191-ges300mr EGI MR Safe Amp]
*[http://www.egi.com/research-division-research-products/sensor-registration EGI Photogrammetry System]

Revision as of 02:38, 27 April 2012

The Staglin EEG Suite is part of the Staglin IMHRO Center for Cognitive Neuroscience and contains resources including:

Follow the steps below when collecting EEG data at the Staglin EEG Suite.

We recommend giving these directions a complete once-over before you ever take data here.


Step 1: Make a Reservation

There is a Google Calendar for reserving the Staglin EEG Suite.

Request access to this calendar by emailing Agatha. When you are ready to take EEG data, make a reservation on this calendar ahead of time.


Step 2: Setup for Data Collection

Before the Subject Gets There

Booting the Computer Properly

We maintain two different versions of the NetStation program for data collection. Follow these steps to boot the computer properly to use the version you want. Remember, consistency in your data collection is important, so the version of NetStation matters.

A/V Setup

The data collection room is setup so you can pipe in audio and visual stimuli to your subejct. Follow these steps to set this up properly.

Capturing Subject Responses

If your experimental paradigm includes taking subject responses, read this to know how to record them.

Event Timing

If your experimental paradigm records when responses and stimuli occur, we has a system for accurately timing these events and recording them with the EEG signal.

Once the Subject Arrives

EEG Cap Prep and Application

EGI has some how-to's on this, and we recommend you read the manuals (located in the cabinet above the table in the EEG collection room). But we've got a step-by-step here for you.

Photogrammetry

If you care to use the EGI Photogrammetry System to record the electrode placement on your subject. This is useful for source localization.


Step 3: Collect Data

Impedance Check and Fix

You need to check the impedance of the electrodes and fix any that are too high or else your data collection will not be ideal.

Collection

Where to save your data so you are a responsible user and can find it in the future.


Step 4: Feedback Form

For quality control, we devised a feedback form that we ask researchers to fill out each time they collect data in the Staglin EEG Suite. Follow the instructions written on the Desktop Background to access and fill out this form. We actively monitor the feedback in this form. If you'd like to know see this feedback, email Edward.


Troubleshooting and Denoising


Related Info

EKG

If you want to take EKG data concurrently...


External Links