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Benedikt Fasel , Jörg Spörri , Josef Kröll , Kamiar Aminian ·

YOU? · · 2017 · Open Access · · DOI: https://doi.org/10.17504/protocols.io.jzncp5e · OA: W3087540258

Calibration procedure for functionally aligning inertial sensors fixed to the shanks, thighs, trunk (e.g. sacrum, sternum), head, arms, and forearms / wrists. The movements were originally designed for analyzing skiing movements where the person is wearing ski boots. However, the same protocol can be applyied also barefoot or with regular shoes. Please refer to the protocol's guidelines for more information how to obtain a sample data set and the matlab code needed to process the functional calibration.