Development Of Structuring Anthropometric Database

Hazman , Hasib (2006) Development Of Structuring Anthropometric Database. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This research discuss the initial efforts to build an anthropometric database for Malaysian population as a guide and reference on designing better workplaces and products. Anthropometric surveys have been conducted and published on various populations, including Malaysian. The resuhs of the research carried out on twenty-four static anthropometric dimensions on two-hundred and seventy-five subjects generally shows that the male body parts are longer than female, and the result shows that The UK, The US, and Japan anthropometric data are averagely longer than Malaysian. Statistical variables such as percentiles, mean and standard deviation are used to present and descnl>e the data, where each of these variables has its own functions and particular purposes regarding the applications of the data

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