Elfriede Kirchdörfer's scientific contributions
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Publications (7)
In Deutschland leben nach Aussage des Bundesverband Selbsthilfe Körperbehinderter e.V. ca. 600.000 Menschen, die dauerhaft auf einen Rollstuhl angewiesen sind. Jedes Jahr kommen laut Deutsche Stiftung Querschnittlähmung ca. 1800 weitere Querschnittgelähmte hinzu. Zudem wächst das Interesse an sportlicher Aktivität wie auch Veranstaltungen wie die P...
The Hohenstein Institute for Clothing Physiology (BPI), Bönnigheim, carried out a project that aimed at creating a virtual scaleable dummy for the torso. The project conducted a scanning of female test persons for the examinations related to the structure of virtual parametric models of the female upper part of the body. The description of the aver...
Citations
... Therefore, measuring campaigns for different groups (e.g. big size women and men, wheelchair athletes) were conducted in some countries and sizing tables were developed [15][16][17][18]. Studies [19,20] have analyzed 3D body scans of athletes from various sport disciplines (e.g. ...
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... Hand anthropometry data is integrated into many large scale anthropometric studies such as ANSUR, however most hand measurements contained within these datasets are 1-D (linear) and the datasets contain very few measurements overall [1], [2]. The lack of hand measurements and measurement types limits the ability to conduct research on hand size and understand the hand in relation to products such as gloves and tools [3]. 3D hand data offers researchers and designers the opportunity to build body/product knowledge and the 3D data itself is reusable. ...
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