Standards and Anthropometry for Wheeled Mobility REPORT PREPARED FOR: U.S. ACCESS BOARD, WASHINGTON, DC Authors: Edward Steinfeld, Jordana Maisel, Dave...
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Standards and Anthropometry for Wheeled Mobility
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Anthropometry for Persons with Disabilities: Needs for the 21st Century
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Executive Summary
Executive Summary Standards for accessible design include requirements based on the anthropometry of wheeled mobility users. Key requirements apply to clear floor area, reach...
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M101.4 Dimensions
The standards are based on adult dimensions and anthropometrics. Dimensions that are not stated as "maximum" or "minimum" are absolute....
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M101.5 Dimensions
The MDE Standards are based on adult dimensions and anthropometrics. Dimensions that are not stated as “maximum” or “minimum” are absolute....
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102 Dimensions for Adults and Children
102 Dimensions for Adults and Children The technical requirements are based on adult dimensions and anthropometrics....
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EXHIBIT B
EXHIBIT B The average anthropometric dimensions employed shall be: (1) average eye height for a person sitting in a wheelchair is 47.45"; (2) horizontal distance from the eye of an average...
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M101.5 Dimensions (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The MDE NPRM proposed that the MDE Standards be based on adult dimensions and anthropometrics....
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1.0 Background
The anthropometric data on wheeled mobility users that underlies the technical requirements of the ICC/ANSI A117.1 (1998) Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities (ICC/ANSI) and the...
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102 Dimensions for Adults and Children
102 Dimensions for Adults and Children The technical requirements are based on adult dimensions and anthropometrics....
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Dimensions for Adults and Children [§102]
Dimensions for Adults and Children [§102] The ADA Standards provide technical specifications for building elements designed specifically for use by children 12 and younger....
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2.0 Methodology
Since the findings of anthropometric research are often voluminous, journal articles and book chapters do not usually include a full documentation....
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2.1 Provisions for Adults
The specifications in these guidelines are based upon adult dimensions and anthropometrics....
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F102 Dimensions for Adults and Children
The technical requirements are based on adult dimensions and anthropometrics....
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2.2 PROVISIONS FOR ADULTS
The specifications in these standards are based upon adult dimensions and anthropometrics....
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3.0 Comparison of Research Methodologies
Both UDI and Seeger used rulers and tape measures rather than more accurate anthropometric instruments designed for such a purpose....
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4.1 Wheeled Mobility Device Dimensions
4.1 Wheeled Mobility Device Dimensions Figure 1 and Table 2 show the standards from the four countries and the variables they include on wheeled mobility device sizes. Selected...
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102 Dimensions for Adults and Children
102 Dimensions for Adults and Children Section 2.1 of the 1991 Standards stated that the specifications were based upon adult dimensions and anthropometrics....
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4.2 Clear Floor Area
4.2 Clear Floor Area Figure 9 and Table 3 show the standards from the four countries related to clear floor area. Figures 10-13 show the key findings from the research. Figure...
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Dimensions for Adults and Children: ADA Standard Section 102
Section 102 of the ADA Standards covers information on the dimensions for adults and children.
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4.3 Reach Ranges
4.3 Reach Ranges Figures 14-15 and Table 4 show the standards from the four countries related to reach from a wheeled mobility device. Figures 16-19 show key findings from the...
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4.4 Knee and Toe Clearances
4.4 Knee and Toe Clearances Knee and toe clearances of the four sets of standards are roughly comparable. Figures 20-21 and Tables 5-6 show the standards from the four countries...
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4.5 Maneuvering Clearances
4.5 Maneuvering Clearances Figures 28-29 and Tables 7-8 show the standards from the four countries related to maneuvering clearances from a wheeled mobility device. Figures 30-32...
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Appendix 1 – Details of Research Methodologies
Appendix 1 – Details of Research Methodologies