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Licensing |
The Human Anthropometry Catalog is only available with a product license. | |
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The body dimension catalog contains anthropometry data related to people (children, elderly and pregnant woman), JPATS data, Army Natick and Military standard. |
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In the Body Dimensions Catalog, you will be able to
import: See Opening the Standard Human Catalog to get to the HumanCatalog path. |
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Children |
The correlations used for children creation is based on adult data. Therefore, calculations have been made to adjust for this lack of data (no correlations for children are available as of today) ensuring more realistic results. It is mandatory to use the actual content of the anthropometry catalog without editing any anthropometry variables in order to preserve the accuracy of the children manikins | |
Lack of Data for the Elderly and Pregnant Womaen |
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Because of lack of data related to elderly and pregnant woman anthropometry database, there is one single item for each of those populations. Regarding the elderly manikin, because hand size seems unrealistic, this variable has not been taken into consideration. Instead, the multinormal calculation for estimation is used. | |
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References |
JPATS Anthropometry Standard |
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Zehner Gregory F. Hudson Jeffrey A. A multivariate
anthropometric method for crew station design (U) Department of
Anthropology and School of Biomedical Sciences Kent State University
Kent, Ohio, March 1993, Armstrong Laboratory
Zehner Gregory F. Hudson Jeffrey A. A multivariate anthropometric method for crew station design: Abridged, Department of Anthropology and School of Biomedical Sciences Kent State University Kent, Ohio, March 1993, Armstrong Laboratory For the JPATS, it contains the anthropometry of 16 boundary manikins (8 women 8 men) connected to the calculation of JPATS anthropometric data coming from A multivariate anthropometric method for crew station design. |
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Boundary Manikins(cockpit, habitacle) |
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Child Anthropometry |
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Snyder Richard G. Schneider Lawrence W. Owings Clyde Reynolds
Herbert M. Golomb D. Henry, Schork M. Anthony, UM-HSRI-77-17,
Anthropometry of Infants, children and youths to age 18 for safety
product, Final report, May 1977. In this folder, there are the anthropometry of male and female, 2 to 19 years old, 5th, 50th and 95th percentile. |
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Elderly Anthropometry |
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Stuart Smith, Beverley Norris, Laura Peebles, Older Adultdata, The
Handbook of measurements and capabilities of the Older Adult, Data
for design Safety, Government Consumer Safety Research, Department of
Trade and Industry, University of Nottingham, January 2000. For the elderly anthropometry, only the US data were taking into account. There are the data of male from the 50th percentile for the anthropometry and the angular limitation. The age range depends of the variable for the anthropometry, but it is between 58 to 97 years old, (see the number between the brackets in the anthropometrics variables list). For the angular limitation, the range is 60 to 84 years old for all the data. Anthropometrics variables list Acromial height, sitting (65-69 years old) Acromial height, standing (65-69 years old) Biceps circumference, flexed (58-74 years old) Hand breadth (Removed) (62-91 years old) Hand circumference (Removed) (60-97 years old) Hand length (Removed) (62-91 years old) Stature (58-74 years old) Waist circumference, omphalion (58-74 years old) Weight (58-74 years old) Wrist circumference (60-97 years old) |
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Pregnant |
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Rutter, Haager, Daigle, Smith, McFarland and Kelsey, 105 pregnant
american woman, 1984. Anne Paxton, Sally A Lederman, Steven B Heymsfield, Jack Wang, John C Thornton and Richard N Pierson Jr, Anthropometric equations for studying body fat in pregnant women, study of body-composition changes from week 14 of pregnancy in 200 black, white, and Hispanic women in New York City studied between January 1991 and January 1994. The item concerns only data from the 16 weeks after the onset of pregnancy, except for the arm circumference and the wrist circumference that is for 14 weeks. |
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Military standard |
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