Influence of Geophysical Factors on the Parameters of the Human Electroencephalogram

摘要

It has been shown that cerebral processes are characterized by fine physiological meteosensitivity. Under ordinary conditions, this manifests itself in correlations between human EEG parameters and the geo- physical factors: wind regime, temperature, atmospheric pressure, and relative air humidity. The biometeo- rological properties of EEG rhythms of a human irrespective of age increase with their quickening in the order delta – theta – alpha – beta. The less the background expressiveness of the neurodynamic process, the sharper its meteosensitivity till a certain limit. The lack of a component of one neurodynamic process is filled up by the functional component of another.