Matthew Van Hook

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Researcher

UA Fort Smith

Faculty Researcher

1 h-index 12 pubs 3 cited

Research Areas

Biomedical Subjects

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Matthew Van Hook's research focuses on the application of computational methods to neuroimaging data, specifically investigating the accuracy and workflows for generating probabilistic tractography of the brain's white matter pathways. His work involves comparing different atlas-based parcellation schemes and algorithmic approaches, such as the Ilinsky Atlas, Allen Human Brain Atlas, and Glasser atlas, to delineate connections between brain regions, including the thalamus and cortical areas.

His publications detail methodologies for creating probability label maps and performing Dice comparisons to assess the accuracy of these methods. Van Hook also explores the performance of 3D scanning software, like Polycam, when utilized with lidar and optical photogrammetry devices in field research settings. He collaborates with Maurice P. Testa on shared publications within these research areas.

Metrics

h-index: 1
Publications: 12
Citations: 3

Selected Publications

TESTING THE ACCURACY OF POLYCAM 3D SCANNING SOFTWARE ON LIDAR AND OPTICAL PHOTOGRAMMETRY DEVICES IN FIELD RESEARCH (2025)

Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America DOI OpenAlex
TESTING THE ACCURACY OF POLYCAM 3D SCANNING SOFTWARE ON LIDAR AND OPTICAL PHOTOGRAMMETRY DEVICES IN FIELD RESEARCH (2024)

Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America 1 citation DOI OpenAlex