Pedar in-shoe pressure measurement system

[Derek Falls]

I am currently involved in research using the Pedar in-shoe pressure measurement system and would appreciate some help. The aim of my research is to find ways to eliminate movement within the shoe. The unwanted movement occurs in two situations: 1) the movement of the insole within the shoe and 2) the movement of the subjects foot on the insole. All of our subjects will be using their own shoes and all subjects will have the same size of feet. I have been unable to find any research that outlines methods of how the insole was manipulated in order to achieve this stability.
For part 1, the most plausible method would be to use 2-sided tape to secure the insole to the shoe, but it is more part 2 that I am concerned with. Any help on this subject would be greatly appreciated,

Thank you
Derek Falls
mjfalls@ibm.net









    I am
currently involved in research using the Pedar in-shoe pressure measurement
system and would appreciate some help.  The aim of my research is to find
ways to eliminate movement within the shoe.  The unwanted movement occurs
in two situations: 1) the movement of the insole within the shoe and 2) the
movement of the subjects foot on the insole.  All of our subjects will be
using their own shoes and all subjects will have the same size of feet.  I
have been unable to find any research that outlines methods of how the insole
was manipulated in order to achieve this stability.
    For part
1, the most plausible method would be to use 2-sided tape to secure the insole
to the shoe, but it is more part 2 that I am concerned with.  Any help on
this subject would be greatly appreciated,
 
Thank
you
Derek
Falls
mjfalls@ibm.net