OpenSim Workshop Bologna 2016
- james
- Giordano Valente
OpenSim experts Friedl De Groote (KU Leuven), Ilse Jonkers (KU Leuven), Luca Modenese (University of Sheffield), Massimo Sartori (University Medical Center Goettingen), Giordano Valente (Rizzoli Orthopaedic Institute) and Mariska Wesseling (KU Leuven), in collaboration with the Rizzoli Orthopaedic Institute of Bologna (Italy), are organizing an OpenSim Workshop in Bologna, Italy.
Goals
The workshop aims to provide basic knowledge of movement biomechanics and an overview of the comprehensive set of OpenSim GUI and scripting tools. Participants will learn to realize typical modeling workflows and perform advanced musculoskeletal simulations of movement.
Audience
The event is intended for beginner and intermediate users who are familiar with the available OpenSim tutorials, but want to gain deeper insights into the main software tools and apply them directly to their own data and projects, with on-site support from experienced researchers.
Workshop Location and Dates
The workshop will be held at the Research Center - Aula 2 - of the Rizzoli Orthopaedic Institute, via di Barbiano 1/10, 40136 Bologna (Italy), from the 3rd to the 5th of February 2016.
Directions to the location are available here.
Agenda
The agenda is available here.
Social events
On the 3rd at 7.30pm, we meet up for a guided wine and food tasting at the "Enoteca Italiana", via Marsala 2/b Bologna.
On the 4th at 7pm we meet up for a guided tour of some downtown underground and surrondings. Meeting point: under the stairs of Pincio, Piazza XX Settembre / via dell'Indipendenza, Bologna.
WORKSHOP SLIDES
Introduction
Musculoskeletal modeling in OpenSim - Use and application
Musculoskeletal modeling and simulation in OpenSim.pdf
Data import, marker set definition and scaling
Inverse Kinematics
Inverse Dynamics
Residual Reduction Algorithm
Static Optimization
Forward Dynamics
Computed Muscle Control
Automating OpenSim Processing
Automating Opensim Processing.pdf
Joint Reaction Analysis and Induced Acceleration Analysis
AnalyzingSimulationsJointReactions+IAA.pdf
Model Validation
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