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I am preparing to complete a complete 3-dimensional kinematic and kinetic
analysis of bowling in cricket. I believe that there is already a
biomechanical group attempting to set up a complete standardised
description of 3D joint motion in the human body. Could you please inform
me how to contact this group. Is there a website? (I am already aware of
the International Shoulder Group). I am also having some difficulty
choosing an appropriate rigid body trunk model - some researchers use one
segment others two or more. For the latter case, how to obtain the
intertial properties?
I have also heard that there is already published a framework of the
standardisation of joint descriptions in the Journal of Biomechanics. Can
someone please provide me with this reference. Other relevant references
would also be appreciated.
Thank you.
Rene Ferdinands
University of Waikato
Dept of Physics & Electronic Engineering
Private Bag 3105
Hamilton 2001
New Zealand
Phone: (+64 7) 838 4026
Fax: (+64 7) 838 4219
email: redf1@waikato.ac.nz
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Rene Ferdinands
University of Waikato
Dept of Physics & Electronic Engineering
Private Bag 3105
Hamilton 2001
New Zealand
Phone: (+64 7) 838 4026
Fax: (+64 7) 838 4219
email: redf1@waikato.ac.nz
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I am preparing to complete a complete 3-dimensional kinematic and kinetic
analysis of bowling in cricket. I believe that there is already a
biomechanical group attempting to set up a complete standardised
description of 3D joint motion in the human body. Could you please inform
me how to contact this group. Is there a website? (I am already aware of
the International Shoulder Group). I am also having some difficulty
choosing an appropriate rigid body trunk model - some researchers use one
segment others two or more. For the latter case, how to obtain the
intertial properties?
I have also heard that there is already published a framework of the
standardisation of joint descriptions in the Journal of Biomechanics. Can
someone please provide me with this reference. Other relevant references
would also be appreciated.
Thank you.
Rene Ferdinands
University of Waikato
Dept of Physics & Electronic Engineering
Private Bag 3105
Hamilton 2001
New Zealand
Phone: (+64 7) 838 4026
Fax: (+64 7) 838 4219
email: redf1@waikato.ac.nz
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Rene Ferdinands
University of Waikato
Dept of Physics & Electronic Engineering
Private Bag 3105
Hamilton 2001
New Zealand
Phone: (+64 7) 838 4026
Fax: (+64 7) 838 4219
email: redf1@waikato.ac.nz
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