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Original Articles

Characterizing the anthropometric extremes of the population

Pages 281-301 | Received 01 Dec 1984, Published online: 07 Jun 2007
 

Abstract

Equipment designers frequently choose 5 percentile female and 95 percentile male dimensions as design limits. However, in the more complex design problems which involve several body dimensions, it is important also to consider the interactions or relationships between body dimensions. These have been investigated using data from an anthropometric survey, which was carried out by MIRA, in order to develop models which represent the extreme body sizes of the male and female population.

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C. M. HASLEGRAVE

Now at the Department of Production Engineering and Production Management, University of Nottingham, University Park, Nottingham NG7 2RD, England.

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