Human Performance and Functional Testing Core

人的性能和功能测试核心被设计为服务核心和 发展核心。它将提供准确可靠的研究获取和处理服务， 特别是针对TOQIO CORT的项目#1和#2，以及加州大学旧金山分校的其他研究团队。它是 还致力于发展创新的体力活动监测，以 评估负荷行为对软骨健康和疾病的贡献。核心还将作为一个 作为CORT机制的一部分出现的多学科试点项目的宝贵资源。这个 人类性能和功能测试核心的总体目标是提供全面的状态 用于实验研究的最先进的三维运动分析和功能测试设备 项目，并开发具有更高技术能力的新方法。酷睿配备高分辨率 运动分析功能，包括10个摄像头的VICON光学运动捕获系统 捕获频率高达1000 HZ的能力和基于群集的复古反射标记集，2 AMTI FORCE 平台，以及2台高分辨率高速数码摄像机。核心人员是 运动分析、运动医学和功能测试领域。核心将提供准确和 可靠的动作分析采集和处理，以及提供体能训练和设施 性能和功能测试程序。最后，核心将为生物传感器提供资源 开发骨关节炎(OA)研究和在无线传感器方面拥有丰富专业知识的人员 开发和制造。核心的位置非常理想，所有研究人员都可以接近， 使用此资源的患者。核心将设在任务湾的人类表演中心 校园里。这个设施是一个900平方英尺的实验室，位于加州大学旧金山分校新建的整形外科研究所。 临床招募将主要通过整形外科诊所进行，这将在第二天进行。 整形外科研究所的楼层。所有使用该核心的主要调查人员都在附近、在或 在观澜湾校园周围。成像设施也位于距离核心非常近的地方， 最大限度地减少对受试者的不便，并便于转介和数据获取。

The Human Performance and Functional Testing Core is designed as both a service core and a development core. It will provide accurate and reliable research acquisition and processing services, specifically for projects #1 and #2 of the TOQIO CORT, as well as for other research teams at UCSF. It is also committed to the development of innovative monitoring of physical activity in persons with OA to evaluate the contribution of loading behaviors to cartilage health and disease. The Core will also serve as a valuable resource for multi-disciplinary pilot projects that emerge as part of the CORT mechanism. The overall objective of the Human Performance and Functional Testing Core is to provide comprehensive state-of- the-art three-dimensional motion analysis and functional testing facilities for experimental research projects and to develop new methods with improved technical capabilities. The Core is equipped with high-resolution motion analysis capabilities, including a 10-camera VICON optical motion capture system with capture frequency capabilities up to 1000 HZ and a cluster-based retro reflective marker set, 2 AMTI force platforms, and 2 high-resolution high-speed digital video cameras. The Core personnel are experts in the fields of motion analysis, sports medicine, and functional testing. The core will provide for accurate and reliable motion analysis acquisition and processing, as well as provide training and facilities for physical performance and functional testing procedures. Finally, the Core will provide resources for biosensor development for osteoarthritis (OA) research and personnel with extensive expertise in wireless sensor development and fabrication. The Core is ideally positioned with close access for all researchers and patients using this resource. The Core will be housed in the Human Performance Center on the Mission Bay Campus. This facility is a 900 square-foot laboratory located in the newly built Orthopaedic Institute at UCSF. Clinical recruitment will primarily be performed through orthopaedic clinics, which take place on the second floor of the Orthopaedic Institute., All Principle Investigators utilizing this Core have offices nearby, on or around the Mission Bay campus. Imaging facilities are also located in very close proximity to the Core, minimizing subject inconvenience, and facilitating ease of referral and data acquisition.