1. Design and Assessment II

2. Anthropometric Design Overview Design limitations, benefits, and cost Brief summary of statistical variability Design limits: Accommodation provided by a design decision Design constraints and criteria Defining design requirements Anthropometric design solutions.

3. Concepts of Distributions as they relate to Anthropometric Measures

4. Values of Z for Selected Percentiles

5. Design Limits: Accommodation provided by a Design Decision

6. Analysis of Design Problems Fitting Trails Method of Limits Body Link Diagram Workspace Simulation and Digital Human Models

7. Fitting Trials

8. Hypothetical Fitting Trial Responses

9. Fitting Trial Procedure

10. Analytical Application of Method of Limits

11. Application of Analytical Method of Limits

12. Anthropometric Method of Limits

13. Body Link Analysis

14. Using Anthropometric Data Sources Defining the Target Population Accuracy of Anthropometric Data Clothing Corrections Standard Anthropometric Postures Body Proportions Body Dimensions

15. Standard Anthropometric Postures

22. Body Dimensions

23. Annotated list of Body Dimensions and Definitions

28. Devices and Procedures for Measurement Landmarks Direct Methods  Manual Anthropological Instruments  Special Devices (Jigs, Gauges, Rod Sets, Casting)  Electronic Instruments Indirect Methods  Internal Imaging Measuring Mass Properties

29. Landmarks (Planes of Reference)

30. Landmarks

32. Measurement Using Grid Board/Blocks

33. Manual Anthropometric Instruments

34. Use of Instruments

36. Anthropometric Jigs

37. Additional Measuring Devices

38. Rod Sets to Measure Contour

39. Photographic Techniques

40. Use of Multiple Camera Positions

41. Stereophotogrammatic Method

42. Use of Lasers to Measure Facial Contour

43. Photographic Multi-Phase Shifting (PMP) Sensing System

44. Measures to Locate Center of Mass

45. Locating Center of Mass

46. Suspension Method to Determine COM

47. COM Apparatus