SIMI at SHU

This web site provides students with access to a range of movies that illustrate a variety of procedures that can be used in SIMI motion analysis software. The movies are accessed by selecting the linked text within each identifed sections. Navigation to each section can be achieved via menu bar at the top of the screen. Selecting 'Return to top of the page' will bring the user back to the menu bar for futher selections if required. an overview of Simi's features canbe obtained by selecting the following link. The site is under development and if students have a particular procedure that they would like to have a support movie for, they should inform the module leader.

 

The following movie clip link provides access to a general overview of SIMI - it is not meant as a tutorial

0.1: Overview

 

 

1. Data Capture

 
   

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2. Video and Kinematics

 
2.1 Calibration.(1 of a series of 3) 2.2 Digitising. (2 of a series of 3)
This clip demonstrate how to load and calibrate a video file which has been captured at the same time as the main video to be analysed This clip demonstrates how to load a video clip and then digitise key body landmarks on a series of video frames/fields
   
2.3 Correcting digitising errors. (3 of a series of 3)  
This clip demonstrates how to correct errors made during the digitising process and save the final ouput of the digitising process  
   

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3. Data Processing

 

3.1 Joint Angle Calculation

3.1 Joint Angle Calculation (no sound)

 
This clip demonstrates how to calculate a 2D joint angle based on a three point definition.  
   

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4. Presenting Data

 

4.1 Joint Centre Path and Stick Figures.

4.1 Joint Centre Path and Stick Figures.(subtitled)

4.2 Presenting Graphs.

4.2 Presenting Graphs .(no sound)

This clip demonstrates how to create a stick figure on screen, animate it and construct a path representing the loci of a joint centre. This clip demonstrates how to present graphs in SIMI and save them so that they can be used in Word.
   

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Output

 
   

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