snowboard 空中时间与转体角度的详细分析.pdf

Automated scoring for snowboard competitions Research Article DOI: 10.1002/jst.69 Automated scoring for elite half-pipe snowboard competition: important sporting development or techno distraction? 1,2,3, 4 1 Jason William Harding , Colin Gordon Mackintosh , David Thomas Martin , Allan Geoffrey Hahn5 and Daniel Arthur James3,6 1 Department of Physiology, Australian Institute of Sport, Australia 2 Olympic Winter Institute of Australia, Australia 3 Centre for Wireless Monitoring and Applications, School of Engineering, Griffith University, Australia 4 Applied Sensors Unit, Australian Institute of Sport, Australia 5 Applied Research Centre, Australian Institute of Sport, Australia 6 Centre of Excellence for Applied Sport Science Research, Queensland Academy of Sport, Australia We previously reported a strong relationship between video-based objective data (air time and degree of rotation) and subjectively-judged scores Keywords: awarded during elite half-pipe snowboard competitions. Advancements in . snowboarding sport-monitoring technologies now provide the capacity to accurately and . technology automatically quantify this objective information. This may assist current . competition subjective coaching and competition judging protocols provided the . accelerometer integration process imparts a large element of control to key players within . gyroscope the sport. We therefore recently hosted an invitational half-pipe snowboard competition (2007 Australian Institute of Sport Micro-Tech Pipe Challenge) desig