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Dear Biomch-L,
Sorry to send a private email using this group but I couldn't find the name
and email address of the guy who had come down from Sheffield University on
12th May about finding a computer model to model locomotion. He had asked
about a paper on anthropometric data.
Papers are:
Clauser CE, McConville JT and Young JW, Weight, Volume and Center of mass of
segments of the human body, (1969) AMRL-TR-69-70 Wright-Patterson air force base
Ohio
McConville et al. (1980), Anthropometric relationships of body and body
segments moments of inertia, AFAMRL-TR-80-119, WrightPatterson Air force
base Ohio
Dempster WT (1955) Space requirements of the seated operator, WADC Technical
report 55-159 University of Michigan
Also you said you had the name of the thesis inwhich a computer model had
been made. Could you send that information to me. Thank you
Rosemary Reid
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Loughborough University
Sorry to send a private email using this group but I couldn't find the name
and email address of the guy who had come down from Sheffield University on
12th May about finding a computer model to model locomotion. He had asked
about a paper on anthropometric data.
Papers are:
Clauser CE, McConville JT and Young JW, Weight, Volume and Center of mass of
segments of the human body, (1969) AMRL-TR-69-70 Wright-Patterson air force base
Ohio
McConville et al. (1980), Anthropometric relationships of body and body
segments moments of inertia, AFAMRL-TR-80-119, WrightPatterson Air force
base Ohio
Dempster WT (1955) Space requirements of the seated operator, WADC Technical
report 55-159 University of Michigan
Also you said you had the name of the thesis inwhich a computer model had
been made. Could you send that information to me. Thank you
Rosemary Reid
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Loughborough University