Flow Sensing in Air and Water : Behavioral, Neural and Engineering Principles of Operation /
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Format: | eBook |
Language: | English |
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Berlin, Heidelberg :
Springer Berlin Heidelberg : Imprint: Springer,
2014.
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Edition: | 1st ed. 2014. |
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Table of Contents:
- Part I: Spatio-Temporal Structure of Natural Aero- and Hydrodynamic Stimuli
- Natural Hydrodynamic Stimuli
- Laser-Based Optical Methods for the Sensory Ecology of Flow Sensing: From Classical PIV to Micro-PIV and Beyond
- Part II: Flow Sensing and Animal Behavior
- The Role of Flow and the Lateral Line in the Multisensory Guidance of Orienting Behaviours
- Hydrodynamic Perception in Seals and Sea Lions
- Hydrodynamic Imaging by Blind Mexican Cave Fish
- Flow Sensing in Sharks: Lateral Line Contributions to Navigation and Prey Capture
- The Slightest Whiff of Air: Airflow Sensing in Arthropods
- Air Flow Sensing by Bats
- Flies, Optic Flow and Multisensory Stabilization Reflexes
- Part III: Biomechanics of Flow Sensors
- Techniques for Studying Neuromast Function in Zebrafish
- Part IV: Evolution and Development of Flow Sensors
- Structural Diversity in the Lateral Line System of Fishes: Evolution, Development and Implications for Function
- Evolution of Polarized Hair Cells in Aquatic Vertebrates and Their Connection to Directionally Sensitive Neurons
- Patterning the Posterior Lateral Line in Teleosts: Evolution of Development
- Functional Architecture of Lateral Line Afferent Neurons in Larval Zebrafish
- Part V: Physiology of Flow Sensing
- Neuronal Basis of Source Localisation and the Processing of Bulk Water Flow with the Fish Lateral Line
- Hydrodynamic Object Formation: Perception, Neuronal Representation, and Multimodal Integration
- Part VI: Artificial Flow Sensors
- Crickets as Bio-Inspiration for MEMS-Based Flow-Sensing
- Complex Flow Detection by Fast Processing of Sensory Hair-Arrays
- Stress-Driven Artificial Hair Cell for Flow Sensing
- Snookie: an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle with Artificial Lateral-Line System.