Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Adey, W. R..
Data analysis and display techniques for biosatellite flight and application of astronaut electroencephalogram analysis
Spectral analysis techniques and pattern recognition methods for automatic processing of electroencephalographic data
Intrinsic organization of cerebral tissue in alerting, orienting and discriminative responses
Spectral analysis of human EEG generators in posterior cerebral regions
Growth response of barley seedling to simulated weightlessness induced by two-axis rotation in nongravatron and light intensity effects
Central nervous, cardiovascular, and visuomotor studies relating to spatial orientation during 30-day primate flight in Biosatellite D
Electroencephalographic baselines in astronaut candidates estimated by computer and pattern recognition techniques
Electrophysiological patterns and cerebral impedance characteristics in orienting and discriminative behavior
Analysis of central nervous system and cardiovascular system using computer methods - symposium
Concepts of cerebral organization arising from time series analysis of neurophysiological data related to problems of EEG wave process origin
Biosatellite performance simulations related to changes in primate central nervous system and cardiovascular system performance in space
Neurophysiological cerebral correlation model of information transactions, and information storage
Electroencephalographic examinations of monkeys under influence of vibrations and centrifuging
Spectral analysis of brain wave generators as multiple statistical time series
Cortical and subcortical electroencephalographic studies in chimpanzee in differing sleep stages
Analysis of baseline and Gemini GT-7 ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM data with specification of on-line computing requirements
Monitoring human performance during manned orbital flight for assessment of central nervous system function, noting animal studies during simulated stresses of space flight
Cerebral cortex and subcortex relationships in chimpanzee during sleep, wakefulness, and rapid eye movement state