Methods of Long Term Underground Storage

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There are two kinds of storage for computers. Short-term storage, often referred to as RAM, stores a limited amount of information (data or programs) that the computer needs to perform immediate tasks. And it has long term memory with larger capacity in the form of hard disk drive, optical disk, tape etc etc. Very similar to this configuration is the human brain memory system. The memory of the brain in a short period is called "working memory". This allows you to perform tasks instantly with brain memory and caution (remember, for example, when teachers took notes in class). Long-term preservation of humans is done through their "long-term memory" or LTM functions, allowing you to store nearly unlimited amounts of information indefinitely. It contains memory (or memory) for specific events, facts and experiences.

It is thought that information can be stored in three main storage areas: sensory memory, short term memory, long term memory. Information is sequentially stored in the three storage systems, and the storage area varies according to the time frame. The period of holding information is only 1 to several years. Sensory memory stores only short messages. Short-term memory can store information for longer periods of time, but usually it takes only 30-45 seconds. But long-term memory may last a lifetime

Instant - Memory decreases over time. This occurs during the storage phase of the memory after the information has been stored and before the information is retrieved. This can occur in sensory, short term and long term storage. This obeys the general pattern that information is quickly forgotten in the first few days or years and then a small loss lasts in a few days or years. Brain regions, including memory neuroanatomy such as hippocampus, amygdala, striatum or mammillary body, are thought to be involved in certain types of memory. For example, the hippocampus is thought to be involved in spatial learning and declarative learning, but the amygdala is thought to be related to emotional memory.