| What are the aims of anthropometrics? | To account for the varibility in human body dimensions in specifications of dimensions of workplaces and equipment. The three main areas are; Reach, See, Move. |
| What does anthropometric data typically cover? | Key measurement points on the body; Fucntional measurements (i.e ranges), strength, weight/BMI. Dimensions; Maximum, minimum, mean 5% and 95%. May be tabular or graphical. |
| Where is anthropometric data available? | ISO 7520 - 1,2,3 EN 547 - 1,2 EN ISO 14738 |
| What are some considerations for anthropometric data? | National differences Regional differences Age (children developing, older adults are smaller) |
| What are some considerations when designing with anthropometrics?` | Can design for; General population, 5% - 95% Specific sub population Specific users |
| What are considerations with adjustability? | Allows people to configure their workspace Designers often overassume usrs will adjust There are issues with time, knowledge and habit |
| Features of optimising the display screen environment | Need a high degree of adjustability Need to mimimsie; static loading ( on neck, shoulders, wrist and leg), twist. Need to have good vision |
| What are the extreme ends of anthropometric data? | 5% JPN woman and 95% German male |
| What is the name of the dimension that governs seat height? | Popliteal |
