The Anthropometrics of Disability - Designing Accessible Communities

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Assessment Of Their Usability For The Needs Of Shaping The Life And Work Environment Of People With Disabilities Ewa Nowak ......................................................................... 66 Strength Characteristics Of People With Disabilities Gerald Weisman .................................................................. 67 Methods For Collecting Anthropometric Data Bearing In Mind A Tool For Product Designers J.F.M. Molenbroek & A.I.M Voorbij .......................................... 68 Three-Dimensional Measurements, Semi-Standardized Postures And Clothing: Structural Anthropometric Methods For Those With Disabilities Victor Paquet, David Feathers, & James Lenker ......................... 69 Reaching And Object Movement Capability In The Spinal Cord Injured Population Don B. Chaffin, Charles Woolley, Bernard Martin, Nancy Womack, & Clark Dickerson ................................................................. 70 Building An Anthropometric Database For Wheelchair Users: A Sampling Dilemma Bruce Bradtmiller ................................................................. 71 Alternative Approaches To Sampling For Anthropometric Studies Of Persons With Disability James A. Lenker & Victor L. Paquet ......................................... 72 Normal And Maximum Reach Measures Of Wheelchair Mobile Adults John W. Kozey & Biman Das .................................................. 73 Anthropometrics In Wheelchair Mobility Studies Alicia M. Koontz, Rory A. Cooper, & Linda Vanroosmalen .......... 74 Determination Of New Dimensions For Universal Design Codes And Standards With Consideration Of Powered Wheelchair And Scooter Users Laurie Ringaert, David Rapson, Jian Qiu, Juliette Cooper, & Edward Shwedyk ................................................................. 75 Bathing Needs Of Older Adults With Mobility Disabilities Jon A. Sanford ..................................................................... 76
The Impact Of Social Adaptation On Female Post-Reproductive Frailty Sharon Hewner .................................................................... 77 The Anthropometrics of Disability | 6 An Introduction To Multi-Sensor Data Fusion James Llinas ........................................................................ 78 Creating Design Tools From Functional Anthropometry Data Matthew P. Reed, Ph.D........................................................... 79 The Need For A Simple And Transparent Template For Human Modeling In 3D Joakim Eriksson .................................................................... 80 Full Scale Modeling As An Anthropometric Research Method Edward Steinfeld ................................................................. 81
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Page 3 and 4: TABLE OF CONTENTS The Anthropometri
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Page 9 and 10: DISCLAIMER This report was develope
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Page 15 and 16: 1. OVERVIEWS Four papers provided a
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Page 27 and 28: • A database library should be or
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Page 43 and 44: GENERAL OVERVIEW The Workshop broug
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Page 47 and 48: The validity of models is therefore
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James Llinas Center for Multisource
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Sarah Endicott CATEA Georgia Instit
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2. COMPUTER MODELING AND ANTHROPOME
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form that can be used efficiently i
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The challenge for anthropologists,
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8. THREE-DIMENSIONAL MEASUREMENTS,
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BRUCE BRADTMILLER Engineering anthr
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This research employed a direct ant
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LAURIE RINGAERT, DAVID RAPSON, JIAN
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outcome variables. Differences in f
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MATTHEW P. REED, PH.D. Advancements
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functional ability to develop datab
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