Co-chairKaren Bredenkamp Principal Human Factors Engineer, Founding Member, World Engineering Anthropometry Resource (WEAR) Phone: + 1 786 778 2003 Email: kbredenkamp@magicleap.com |
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Co-chairSandra Alemany Mut, Ph.D. Anthropometry group lead, INSTITUTO DE BIOMECÁNICA, València, Spain Founding Member, World Engineering Anthropometry Resource (WEAR) Email: sandra.alemany@ibv.org
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Members
There are currently 455 members (Nov 2022) in the LinkedIn Group
Contact Karen Bredenkamp for more information or to join this Technical Committee
Email: kbredenkamp@magicleap.com
Objectives
The objective of the IEA technical committee on anthropometry is to improve the understanding and sharing of anthropometry knowledge. We try to achieve this goal through stimulation of high-quality anthropometric research, test and evaluation, development of anthropometric tools and dissemination of knowledge and data.
Structure
The IEA technical committee consists of two co-chairs (see above) and and members who typically also joint the group’s LinkedIn group. The committee will meet a minimum of once every 3 years during each IEA conference.
You can join the IEA Anthropometry TC too if you are interested in anthropometry and a member of a Federated Ergonomics Society. To join, please send an email to kbredenkamp@magicleap.com or to sandra.alemany@ibv.org
You may also join the IEA Technical Committee Anthropometry (international Ergonomics Association) group on LinkedIn. Please send a connection request to kbredenkamp@magicleap.com to join our online discussions.
Goals for 2022/2023
1) For TC chairs to meet at least every 2 months
2) Provide webinars or training sessions on Anthropometry every year
3) Encourage more TC members’ involvement through introducing sub-committees who can contribute to webinars or training sessions in focused areas of interest.
Planned sub-committees:
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No |
Subgroup |
Name |
Country |
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1 |
Human modeling |
Sofia Scatagfini; Belgian Military Hospital Quen Astrid Royal Military Academy |
Belgium |
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2 |
Anthropometry in developing countries |
Sarah Banatyne; Ergonomics Engineering |
South Africa |
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3 |
Anthropometry and fit |
Daisy Veitch, Smart Dummies and Kathleen Robinette, Fit Metrics |
Australia, USA |
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4 |
3D Anthropometry and Virtual fitting |
Prof Hein Daanen, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam |
Holland |
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5 |
DHM |
Matt Reed, University of Michigan, USA |
USA |
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6 |
Database and accuracy |
Matthew Parkinson, University of Pennsylvania and Makiko Kouchi |
USA, Japan |
