[Homer-users] fNIRS, BIOPAC and Homer2

[Kreplin, Ute]

Dear Jared, Dear all,

sorry for the long silence on the promissed BIOPAC to Homer2 conversion script. I've been working on getting it ready to share and will upload it to a website towards the end of the week for everyone to download who would like access to it. 

Sorry for the delay, I will email the Homer2 list a link as soon as it's ready to go

All the best
Ute


Ute Kreplin
PhD Candidate
Liverpool John Moores University
Rm 312 Tom Reilly Building
Byrom Street
Liverpool, L3 3AF
U.Kreplin at 2011.ljmu.ac.uk

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From: Dempsey, Jared [jared.dempsey at ttu.edu]
Sent: 21 January 2014 15:11
To: Kreplin, Ute
Subject: RE: fNIRS, BIOPAC and Homer2

Hi, Ute.  I did get the AtlasViewer to work.  Are you aware of any method of converting the Biopac fNIR file format (NIR) to the Homer2 format (NIRS)?

Best,

Jared P. Dempsey, Ph.D.
Addictive Disorders and Recovery Studies Program
Department of Community, Family, and Addiction Services
Texas Tech University
Email: jared.dempsey at ttu.edu
Office: (806) 742-2891 x 267
Cell: (405) 269-3440
Skype: jareddempsey

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From: Kreplin, Ute [mailto:U.Kreplin at 2011.ljmu.ac.uk]
Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2014 5:31 AM
To: Dempsey, Jared
Subject: fNIRS, BIOPAC and Homer2

Hi Jared

I'm writing to you in reply to your message to the homer2 email list. Have you managed to use Altasviewer to plot the configuration of your device yet? I used Homer2 a little witht he same device, and although I don't know to much about it I might be able to help with this early step.

Let me know if you still need help or if you managed to get it sorted

Cheerio
Ute

Ute Kreplin
PhD Candidate
Liverpool John Moores University
Rm 312 Tom Reilly Building
Byrom Street
Liverpool, L3 3AF
U.Kreplin at 2011.ljmu.ac.uk

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