• Specifications
• ModelDevelopment

Naming Convention

• "Model Number"_"Specimen ID"_"Limb Segment"_"Model type"_"Mesh density"
  • Model Number: unique identifier for each model (001, 002, etc.)
  • Specimen ID: ex. CMULTIS001-1
  • Limb Segment:
    • (UA) Upper Arm,
    • (UL) Upper Leg,
    • (LA) Lower Arm,
    • (LL) Lower Leg
  • Model Type: Four letters
    • LUMP: lumped model with skin, fat, and muscle all lumped together as soft tissue.
    • LAY1: Layered model method 1 - Individual meshing of skin (extrude), fat, and muscle.
    • LAY2: Layered model method 2 - adaptive meshing using skin, fat, and muscle labels.
    • Additional methods for the layered models may be added.
  • Re-sampling rate indicator (mesh density)
    • Two-digit number indicating the iso-parameterization value used during mesh development that infers mesh density. Higher values indicate a more dense mesh.
  Example of model name: 001_CMULTIS004-1_UA_LUMP_05.feb

  QUESTION: Should each model have a separate directory location or should we use a folder structure similar to the in vivo system where the trial number will define what files are extracted (i.e. model [.feb], model outputs, model analysis, etc.)?

Lumped modeling workflow

• TBD

Layered modeling workflow

• TBD