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Multimodal source imaging: basic methods, signal processing techniques and applications.

Multimodal source imaging is an emerging field in biomedical engineering. Its central goal is to combine different imaging modalities in a single model or data representation, such that the combination provides an enhanced insight into the underlying physiological organ, compared to each modality separately. It requires advanced signal acquisition and processing techniques and has applications in cognitive neuroscience, clinical neuroscience and electrocardiology. Therefore, it belongs to the heart of biomedical engineering.

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