Hello, 

I'm trying to convert vertex number to area size in fsLR space because area 
size, rather than vertex number, is comparable across data from different 
coordinate space (e.g. fsaverage, fsLR). However, unlike to freesurfer, I could 
not find any files like lh.area in HCP folders. This paper (see reference) 
mentioned that all of the gray matter sampled at a 2 mm average vertex spacing 
on the surface and as 2 mm voxels subcortically. Could I explain this as the 
area size of each vertex is 4 mm2, and they are isotropic? I have calculated if 
my understanding is right, the volume of the grey matter in left hemisphere is 
259936 mm3, which is similar to the value calculated in fsaverage space (by 
checking information of aseg.stats, 277114.15 mm3 as one of my subject). 
I could not make sure if my understanding is correct, more information is 
better for me to do further analysis.


Thanks in advance!


Taicheng


Reference:
Glasser MF, et al. (2013) The minimal preprocessing pipelines for the human 
connectome project. Neuroimage 80:105-124.


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