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hank you for visiting the 3D Joint Kinematics Tutorial presented by the Biomechanics Laboratory at Penn State.
Authors:
- JK Startzell, Graduate Student, CELOS
- DR Lemmon, Technical Coordinator, CELOS
- PR Cavanagh, Director, CELOS
- HJ Sommer, Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, PSU
For further information, refer to the following sources:
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Sommer HJ. NASGCMA Tutorial: Primer on Three Dimensional Kinematics for Gait and Biomechanics, April 1997.
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Zatsiorsky, V.M. (1998). Kinematics of Human Motion. Human Kinetics: Champaign, IL.
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