A Numerical Method Of Film Analysis With Differentiation With Applications In Biomechanics

Roger C. Haut; E.Paul Remmers; W.Weston Meyer

doi:10.1117/12.954307

1 July 1974 A Numerical Method Of Film Analysis With Differentiation With Applications In Biomechanics

Roger C. Haut, E.Paul Remmers, W.Weston Meyer

Proceedings Volume 0057, Effective Utilization of Photographic and Optical Technology to the Problems of Automotive Safety, Emissions, and Fuel Economy; (1974) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.954307
Event: Effective Utilization of Photographic and Optical Technology to the Problems of Automotive Safety, Emissions, and Fuel Economy, 1974, Ann Arbor, United States

Abstract

This study describes a numerical method of curve fitting with provisions for subsequent differentiations. The method has been used to provide a basis for the analysis of high-speed movies of human volunteers on the Daisy decelerator at Holloman Air Force Base. Since deceleration measurements were not available from these classical studies of human tolerance, significant biomechanical tolerance and whole-body response information are only available from the analysis of the high-speed movies.

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Roger C. Haut, E.Paul Remmers, and W.Weston Meyer "A Numerical Method Of Film Analysis With Differentiation With Applications In Biomechanics", Proc. SPIE 0057, Effective Utilization of Photographic and Optical Technology to the Problems of Automotive Safety, Emissions, and Fuel Economy, (1 July 1974); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.954307

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