| Raw Force- and Moment Data |
You can download some of data files by clicking once at the corresponding
file name. The file names are coded in Mission Elapsed Times. The files
are binary data files created by Matlab. If you wish to plot the data, start
Matlab, and at the command prompt type: plot(Fx) . This will plot Fx. You
do the same for Fx, Fy, Fz, Mx, My and Mz. Also, the variable description
in the matlab file has a short description of the crew motion that was registered
on the particular sensor. The "f","h" and "p"
characters in the filename stand for the corresponding sensor (i.e,
h=hand-hold, p=touch-pad, f=foot-restraint).
To view some Database Results click on the table-icon.
A spreadsheet is available with results from the DLS experiment.
This database can be downloaded below in ASCII format or in MS Excel format.
Database of DLS Results
Database of DLS Results
(ASCII)
Database of DLS Results
(MS Excel)
The DLS sensors were located in the Space Shuttle Middeck as shown in
the figure below. Click the image to view a larger picture.
Astronauts using the DLS-sensors
3D-vector of force amplitude
The videos presented here are in MPEG-format. To play them you need
a mpeg-player on you platform. Videos are usually larges files, please take
this into account when loading them.
Please click on the video-title or the small film-icon to load the video.
| Sample |
Video Title and Description |
 |
Landing Motion |
| This video shows an astronaut during the STS-62 mission using
the DLS handhold (right hand) and landing on the DLS foot-restraint (right
foot) in the middeck. |
|
| Video plays for about 5 sec, Filesize: 2.1 MB |
 |
Twisting Motion |
| This video demonstrates the use of the DLS foot-restraint
(left foot) and an astronaut performing a twisting body motion during the
STS-62 mission. |
|
| Video plays for about 5 sec, Filesize: 1.9 MB |
© 1997- 1999 Professor Dava J. Newman. All rights reserved.
Updated 27 July 1999
