Análisis cinemático tridimensionalaspectos metodológicos

  1. Bermejo Frutos, Javier
  2. Palao Andrés, José Manuel
  3. López Elvira, José Luis
Revista:
European Journal of Human Movement

ISSN: 0214-0071,  2386-4095

Año de publicación: 2012

Número: 29

Páginas: 75-94

Tipo: Artículo

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Resumen

El presente trabajo revisa los aspectos teóricos y las consideraciones metodológicas a tener en cuenta cuando se realiza un análisis del movimiento en el ámbito deportivo mediante fotogrametría tridimensional. Las consideraciones abordadas se agrupan en: 1) sistema de registro, 2) características de las cámaras, 3) número y ubicación de las cámaras, 4) determinación del sistema de referencia, 5) determinación del nivel de extrapolación, 6) sincronización de las imágenes, 7) representación del deportista, 8) digitalización, 9) determinación de los centros de masas de los segmentos y del cuerpo, y 10) validez, fiabilidad y objetividad de análisis 3D. El documento aporta información sobre los protocolos para realizar un análisis biomecánico de la técnica deportiva desde la perspectiva de la cinemática.

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