8. Biomechanical Analysis: Terms & Definitions

Question 1

Calibration

Answer 1

Calibration is the process of adjusting a measuring tool to make sure it gives accurate results compared to a known standard.

Question 2

Capture rate

Answer 2

Capture rate refers to how many pictures a camera can take over a certain duration.

Question 3

Fixed reference

Answer 3

stationary point or coordinate system used to provide a stable framework for tracking and analyzing the movement of subjects or objects in relation to their environment.

Question 4

Hertz

Answer 4

Hertz (Hz) is a unit of frequency that measures the number of cycles or events occurring per second

Question 5

Motion Analysis

Answer 5

study of the movement of objects or subjects, often using technology and software to capture, analyze, and interpret motion data

Question 6

Moving reference

Answer 6

a point or coordinate system that changes position over time, used in motion analysis to track and assess the movement of objects or subjects relative to this dynamic frame of reference.

Question 7

Resolution

Answer 7

Resolution is the level of detail or clarity in an image or measurement.

Question 8

Scaling Factor

Answer 8

Actual word distance / measured distance

Question 9

Time Stamp

Answer 9

record of an exact time something happened