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SYMPOSIUM 4 Advanced measurement techniques in human movement research |
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Oral presentations |
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09:00 |
J. Harlaar and D. Veeger. Introduction |
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09:05 |
A.P. Shortland, N.R. Fry and M. Gough (London, U.K.). 3-D musculoskeletal ultrasound as an adjunctive measure to clinical gait analysis. |
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09:35 |
P.H. Veltink (Enschede, The Netherlands). The artificial vestibular system: design of a tri-axial inertial sensor system and its application in the study of human movement. |
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10:05 |
G.J.P. Savelsbergh (Amsterdam, The Netherlands). Measuring motion behavior in perceptual-motor development. |
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10:35 |
Coffee break |
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11:00 |
H.M. Toussaint (Amsterdam, The Netherlands). Measurement of active drag in swimming. |
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11:30 |
H.E.J. Veeger, F.C.T. Van der Helm and D.J. Magermans (Amsterdam, The Netherlands). Measuring upper extremity motions for modelling and diagnosis. |
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12:00 |
M.H. Lewis, KM. Newell and J.M. Bodfish (Gainesville, FL, U.S.A.). A dynamical disease model of stereotyped movement disorder: measuring complexity and regularity in motor behavior. |
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Poster presentations
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N.A. Bobko (Kiev, Ukraine). Measuring stress in the mental activity of shiftworkers. |
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H.P. Holzer (Graz, Austria). Computer-aided examination of schoolchildren's postural faults. |
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| 4.3. | A. Lainson, R.A. Lainson and Y.B. Gould (Sydney, Australia). HyperTrack - a software package specifically designed for neuromuscular and motor control research in humans. | |
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4.4 |
Y. Guiard and P. Banton (Marseilles, France). Shape versus size analysis of Fitts' aimed-movement paradigm. |
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