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    Title: 不同人體肢段參數之重心動態性誤差研究
    The Study of Dynamical Movement of the Human Center of Mass Measurement Errors by Different Body Segment Parameters
    Authors: 黃長福
    陳重佑
    陳帝佑
    劉宇
    李志明
    Contributors: 國術系
    Keywords: 生物力學
    人體測量學
    重心
    誤差
    Sports biomechanics
    Errors
    Anthropometry
    Center of mass
    Date: 2000-03
    Issue Date: 2018-11-21 13:16:23 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: The purpose of this study is to use the displacement, velocity, and acceleration of body center of mass when performing the standing vertical jump from the force plate as a criterion to compare the errors of videotape when using different body segment parameters. Eighteen healthy male academics were served as the subjects for this study. A Kistler force plate (600Hz) and a Peak Performance high speed camera (120Hz) were synchro-nized to collect the subject performing the standing vertical jump. The vertical ground reaction forces and subject mass were used to calculate kinematical variables for the body center of mass during the vertical jumping. It was used as a criterion to compare the results of the body center of mss calculated from the videotape by using different methods of body segment parameters. Those methods including Dempster, Clauser, Zatziorsky & Seluyanov, Hu, Hanavan, Matsui, and Wang studies. The results showed the average standard error of estimate for displacement, velocity, and acceleration during action phase were 0.029 ± 0.009m, 0.164 ± 0.040m/s, 2.369 ± 0.527m/s2 respectively. During the flight phase, the average standard error of estimate for displacement, velocity, and acceleration were 0.041 ± 0.016m, 0.187 ± 0.061m/s, 0.897 ± 0.263m/s2 respectively. This study also indicated the error of kinematical variables in the body center of mass by Zatziorsky & Seluyanov, Hu, and Hanavan model were lower significantly than the other body segment parameters.The purpose of this study is to use the displacement, velocity, and acceleration of body center of mass when performing the standing vertical jump from the force plate as a criterion to compare the errors of videotape when using different body segment parameters. Eighteen healthy male academics were served as the subjects for this study. A Kistler force plate (600Hz) and a Peak Performance high speed camera (120Hz) were synchro-nized to collect the subject performing the standing vertical jump. The vertical ground reaction forces and subject mass were used to calculate kinematical variables for the body center of mass during the vertical jumping. It was used as a criterion to compare the results of the body center of mss calculated from the videotape by using different methods of body segment parameters. Those methods including Dempster, Clauser, Zatziorsky & Seluyanov, Hu, Hanavan, Matsui, and Wang studies. The results showed the average standard error of estimate for displacement, velocity, and acceleration during action phase were 0.029 ± 0.009m, 0.164 ± 0.040m/s, 2.369 ± 0.527m/s2 respectively. During the flight phase, the average standard error of estimate for displacement, velocity, and acceleration were 0.041 ± 0.016m, 0.187 ± 0.061m/s, 0.897 ± 0.263m/s2 respectively. This study also indicated the error of kinematical variables in the body center of mass by Zatziorsky & Seluyanov, Hu, and Hanavan model were lower significantly than the other body segment parameters.
    Relation: 體育學報 28 民89.03 頁305-314
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