Creator
- Ashwini Kulkarni, 0000-0002-9578-1828 3
- Chuyi Cui 3
- Shirley Rietdyk, 0000-0002-4990-3943 3
- Amanda Arnold 1
- Anvesh Naik 1
- Hye Cho 1
- Hye Young Cho, 0000-0002-0722-8206 1
- Satyajit Ambike, 0000-0003-0521-860X 1
- Satyajit S Ambike, 0000-0003-0521-860X 1
- Shirley Rietdyk 1
Type
- Dataset 4
Date
Total is 4 Results
Data and code from: Locomotion control during curb descent: Bilateral ground reaction variables covary consistently during the double support phase regardless of future foot placement constraints
10.4231/65GZ-K658
Ashwini Kulkarni
,
Chuyi Cui
,
Satyajit Ambike
,
Shirley Rietdyk
09/16/2022
Spatial-temporal variables, foot placements, and synergy indices that quantify the coordination between the ground reaction variables under both feet while stepping down from a curb. Code for generating figures from the data.
adaptive gait biomechanics gait analysis ground reaction forces Health and Kinesiology locomotor synergy
Data and Code from: Humans prioritize walking efficiency or walking stability based on environmental risk
10.4231/J887-SN98
Ashwini Kulkarni
,
Chuyi Cui
,
Satyajit S Ambike
,
Shirley Rietdyk
09/29/2022
Margin of stability (MOS) and MOS synergy indices that quantify coordination between the step length and the body's motion as healthy young adults approach and cross an obstacle. Code to generate figures from data.
adaptive gait gait analysis Health and Kinesiology locomotor synergy margin of stability obstacle crossing proactive adaptation uncontrolled manifold
Effect of Gaze Diversion during Obstacle Crossing for Younger and Older Adults
10.4231/PVYY-QF71
Hye Young Cho
,
Shirley Rietdyk
09/26/2023
We determined if sensory interference altered locomotor performance under low levels of cognitive, temporal, and gait demand, and if the change in performance is different for younger versus older adults.
Coded data from: Risky behaviors in young adults during stair descent: males versus females
10.4231/F62Q-W758
Amanda Arnold
,
Anvesh Naik
,
Ashwini Kulkarni
,
Chuyi Cui
,
Hye Cho
,
Shirley Rietdyk
,
Tim Becker
,
Zihan Yang
01/26/2023
2,400 young adult pedestrians were videotaped while descending staircases and the characteristics and behaviors were coded by humans offline. The file contains the coded characteristics and behaviors of each pedestrian.
adaptive gait biomechanics Ergonomics Falls Gender differences Health and Kinesiology Injury Kinesiology Safety Sex differences Stair Young adults
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