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List of Figures and Tables. Vicinity map of the restoration project site located north of Houma, Louisiana and adjacent to the BGCMA 2 Figure 2. Layout of of sampling plots and monitoring parcels along the restoration project site. 11 Table 1. Performance Criteria and Standards during Period of Performance Monitoring 5 Table 2. Performance Monitoring and Forest Management Activities. 9 Table 3. Sampling Plots in each Monitoring Parcel. 12
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List of Figures and Tables. Figure 1: Architectural diagram of the Brain Simulation Platform 9 Table 1: Collaboratory Integration/Portals 10 Table 3: Foundation Software 19 Table 4: Platform Use Case Status Summary 25 Table 5: Collaboratory Integration 44 Table 6: Services 46 Table 7: Foundation Software 52 Table 8: Technology Readiness Levels 58 Table 9: Remaining Bugs in the Single Cell Builder 60 Table 10: Remaining Bugs in the Microcircuit Builder 60 Table 11: Features to be added to the Microcircuit Builder 60 Table 12: Features to be added to the Subcellular Builder 61 Table 13: Features to be added to the Mesocircuit and Macrocircuit Builder 61 Table 14: Features to be added to CoreNeuron, Neurodamus, and ReportingLib 61 Table 15: Features to be added to STEPS & Parallel STEPS 62 Figure 2: The Technology Adoption Curve [1]. 64 Table 16: IPR Status, Ownership and Innovation Potential 71
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List of Figures and Tables. Figure 1: HPC Platform Architectural Diagram 11 Table 1: HPC Platform Architecture: Core Platform Services 12 Table 2: New software features added after M18 release 18 Table 3: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: Cube 25 Table 4: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: Deflect Client Library 27 Table 5: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: DisplayCluster 29 Table 6: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: DLB 31 Table 7: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: Equalizer 33 Table 8: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: Extrae 35 Table 9: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: FLAT 37 Table 10: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: HCFFT 39 Table 11: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: InDiProv 40 Table 12: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: Livre 42 Table 13: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: MonetDB 44 Table 14: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: Monsteer 46 Table 15: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: MSPViz 48 Table 16: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: NeuroLOTs 50 Table 17: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: NeuroScheme 51 Table 18: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: OmpSs 52 Table 19: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: Paraver 54 Table 20: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: PyCOMPSs 56 Table 21: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: NeuroFiReS 58 Table 22: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: Remote Connection Manager (RCM) ....................................................................................................... 59 Table 23: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: RTNeuron 61 Table 24: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: RUBIK 62 Table 25: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: Scalasca 65 Table 26: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: Score-P 67 Table 27: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: SCOUT 69 Table 28: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: TOUCH 71 Table 29: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: TRANSFORMERS 74 Table 30: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: T-Storm 76 Table 31: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: UG4 78 Table 32: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: VisNEST 80 Table 33: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: ViSTA 81 Table 34: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: XXXXX 83 Table 35: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: ZeroBuf 85 Table 36: Export from Collaboratory Software Catalog: Z...
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List of Figures and Tables. Figure 1: Active areas for a set of reference contrasts in six representative subjects. The two rows represent two different sets of functional contrasts 5 Figure 2: Summary of the main functional contrasts acquired in the group of subjects so far. 7 Figure 3: Analysis of axon radius and diameter in the human corpus callosum (data averaged over ten subjects). 11
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List of Figures and Tables. Table 1: SP1 tools and methodologies 6 Figure 1: Heat map showing list of genes and protein levels detected in complex with PSD95 in the CA1, CA3, CL6, and ST conditional lines 15 Figure 2: Synaptic proteome expression levels across the seven integral regions of the mouse brain 28 Figure 3: Heat-maps of synapse densities and synapse types coded by different colours across the 5 mouse brain sections 28 Figure 4: 3D reconstruction of dendritic shaft of CA1 pyramidal cells with immunogold labelling for SK2 29 Figure 5: 2D mapping of glutamate receptors in CA1 pyramidal cells by SDS-digested freeze-fracture replica labelling 30 Figure 6: Fine tuning of the segmentation algorithm for cell detection 34 Figure 7: PSD95 labelling of a layer III pyramidal neuron in the somatosensory cortex of a PSD95 EGFP mouse 37 Figure 8: Synaptic maps of Identified Neurons 38 Figure 9: Pyramidal Cell Explorer 39 Figure 10: 3D Quantification Methodology 42 Figure 11: Imaging Processing 42 Figure 12: Synaptic Map of the Hippocampus 43 Figure 13: Example of a correlative optical and FIB/SEM synaptic map 44 Figure 14: Ontology 63 Figure 15: Simple PDS xxxxx Kappa nmda 64 Table 2: SP1 Numerical Indicators (D1.4.1) 65
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List of Figures and Tables. Figure 1: Flow chart of the public dissemination procedure 5 Figure 2: Screenshot of the SUNFLOWER webpage with public section consisting of various informative subfolders and the secured project intranet section 7 Figure 3: Konarka OPV demonstrator operates an LED in indoor conditions 9 Table 1: Matrix of SUNFLOWER communication and dissemination channels 12 Table 2: Timeline for Deliverables and Milestones 12 1.1 Purpose of this report
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List of Figures and Tables. Figure 1: OPA network topology of XXXXX 7 Figure 2: Schematic view on the JURON compute node architecture 8 Figure 3: Pilot systems XXXXX (left) and XXXXX (right). The racks in the middle host the shared storage 9 Figure 4: DSS software stack architecture 11 Figure 5: Weak scaling of RTNeuron on JURON using pseudo-cylinders. 13 Figure 6: Weak scaling of RTNeuron on JURON using meshes. 13 Figure 7: Strong scaling of RTNeuron on JURON for 1,000 neurons using cylinders. 14 Figure 8: Strong scaling of RTNeuron on JURON for 2,000 neurons using cylinders. 15 Figure 9: Strong scaling of RTNeuron on JURON for 3,000 neurons using cylinders. 15 Figure 10: Strong scaling of RTNeuron on JURON for 200 neurons using meshes. 15 Figure 11: Strong scaling of RTNeuron on JURON for 500 neurons using meshes. 16 Figure 12: Strong scaling of RTNeuron on JURON for 1,000 neurons using meshes. 16 Table 1: Timeline of the HBP PCP 6
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List of Figures and Tables. Differential interference contrast image of Chlamydomonas reinhardtii. Fig. 2: Model for I1 dynein regulation Fig. 3: Cross section of the ciliary/flagellar axoneme Fig. 4: Model for I1 dynein Fig. 5: The axonemal “96nm repeat” Fig. 6: Model of the PP2A heterotrimer
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