The University of Iowa VSR program publishes a report on human modeling and simulation.

[Virtual Soldier Research]

We are proud to present the results of our work for the past year in this 
complete technical report on human modeling and simulation.   The VSR Team 
has worked extremely hard in the past year to push the envelope in an area 
of research that will have a significant impact on the improvement of 
product design, the reduction of physical prototypes, and the shortening 
the time to market. From 3D analysis of biomechanics, to the study of 
clothing, to the prediction of natural dynamic motions, this field is 
filled with challenging problems.

We invite everyone to browse through our report at the following web site:

<http://www.digital-humans.org/Report2004/>http://www.digital-humans.org/Report2004/

You will find about 150MB of data presented in an easy to read html format.

Despite their significance, our contributions to date have only scratched 
the surface of an enormous and substantial field.  Nevertheless, we are 
confident that through a truly multi-disciplinary approach, our goals can 
be met.

The material in these reports are copyrighted by the University of Iowa 
rules and regulations, however, we encourage anyone interested in this area 
of research to contact us to explore collaborations in this new and 
exciting field.

The VSR Team
US Army Virtual Soldier Research (VSR) Program
The University of Iowa 
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