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Thank you all for the prompt replies and the directions which are very helpful. Below I post a summary of responses to my message:
1) A very good source is Delp's lower extremity model:
http://isbweb.org/data/delp/index.html, click on "muscle file".
Normalized force-length and force-velocity relationships from this file
are attached below.
Force is normalized to maximum force, length to optimal fiber length,
and velocity to maximal shortening velocity.
Ton van den Bogert
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A.J. (Ton) van den Bogert, PhD
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Cleveland Clinic Foundation
http://www.lerner.ccf.org/bme/bogert/
2) We are collecting torque - position and torque-velocity data at the
knee, but it is not for individual muscles, but rather net joint
torque... Laura
Laura Frey Law, PT, PhD
Assistant Professor
Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science
The University of Iowa
1-252 Medical Education Bldg
Iowa City, IA 52242
(319) 335-9804
3) You can look at the Prof. Delp's dissertation in 1990:
Delp, S.L. (1990) Surgery simulation: a computer graphics system to analyze and design musculoskeletal reconstructions of the lower limb. Dissertation, Stanford University.
Here is his lab's website: http://nmbl.stanford.edu/
Good luck!
Mark
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Leonidas A. Spyrou
Dipl. Mechanical & Industrial Engineer, M.Sc.
PhD Candidate in Computational Mechanics-Biomechanics
University of Thessaly
School of Engineering
Dept. of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Pedion Areos
38334 Volos
GREECE
Tel.: +30-2421-074108, +30-2421-096754
e-mail.: lspyrou@uth.gr
URL.: http://www.mie.uth.gr/n_labs_main.asp?id=5
http://www.imtronics.cereteth.gr/
1) A very good source is Delp's lower extremity model:
http://isbweb.org/data/delp/index.html, click on "muscle file".
Normalized force-length and force-velocity relationships from this file
are attached below.
Force is normalized to maximum force, length to optimal fiber length,
and velocity to maximal shortening velocity.
Ton van den Bogert
--
A.J. (Ton) van den Bogert, PhD
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Cleveland Clinic Foundation
http://www.lerner.ccf.org/bme/bogert/
2) We are collecting torque - position and torque-velocity data at the
knee, but it is not for individual muscles, but rather net joint
torque... Laura
Laura Frey Law, PT, PhD
Assistant Professor
Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science
The University of Iowa
1-252 Medical Education Bldg
Iowa City, IA 52242
(319) 335-9804
3) You can look at the Prof. Delp's dissertation in 1990:
Delp, S.L. (1990) Surgery simulation: a computer graphics system to analyze and design musculoskeletal reconstructions of the lower limb. Dissertation, Stanford University.
Here is his lab's website: http://nmbl.stanford.edu/
Good luck!
Mark
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Leonidas A. Spyrou
Dipl. Mechanical & Industrial Engineer, M.Sc.
PhD Candidate in Computational Mechanics-Biomechanics
University of Thessaly
School of Engineering
Dept. of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Pedion Areos
38334 Volos
GREECE
Tel.: +30-2421-074108, +30-2421-096754
e-mail.: lspyrou@uth.gr
URL.: http://www.mie.uth.gr/n_labs_main.asp?id=5
http://www.imtronics.cereteth.gr/