PhD candidate in Kinesiology (Biomechanics) at Georgia State University.
I study the biomechanics of walking, balance, and dynamic stability — including obstacle crossing and postural control across adult and pediatric populations. The repositories here are the analysis tools I built for my dissertation work: processing 3D motion-capture and force-plate data into gait events, joint kinematics, and stability measures.
These three run as a pipeline: marker-label → gait-spatiotemporal → gait-mos-kinematics.
- marker-label — Rule-based marker labeling and gap filling for motion-capture C3D files using subject-specific static trials. Includes a 3D QC viewer.
- gait-spatiotemporal — Pelvis-independent gait event detection (heel-strike vs toe-strike) and spatiotemporal parameters for obstacle-crossing trials.
- gait-mos-kinematics — Sagittal-plane joint kinematics and margin-of-stability (MoS) analysis, with SPM-ready ensemble output.
- previous-analysis — Python (Jupyter) notebooks documenting my PhD analytical workflow: spatiotemporal parameters, joint kinematics, COP balance, and margin of stability.
- previous-r-analysis — R statistical pipeline (hierarchical linear modeling, mixed ANOVA, ANCOVA) — the inferential-statistics counterpart to previous-analysis.
- Georgia State University, Department of Kinesiology and Health
- Research focus: gait, postural control, dynamic stability; adult and pediatric populations including infants with Down syndrome
- Tools: Python, R, Vicon Nexus
- Email: [email protected]