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Goals
Roadmap
Releases relies on the following numbering scheme:
version.major.minor.revision
- version
- numbering based on goals of the roadmap
- major
- implementation of a new feaure
- minor
- improvement of a feature or a bug fix
- revision
- revision number of the subversion repository on which the release is based on
Version 1.0
- Imaging data; DICOM files
- Geometry; STEP or IGES files
- Mesh; text based input deck
- Literature based material properties
- Frictionless contact between tissue structures
- Loading and boundary conditions representative of passive flexion
- Output at desired time increments
Long Term
Release Notes
Specifications
Geometry
Mesh
Material Properties
Bone
Cartilage
Ligament
Meniscus
Interactions
Loading & Boundary Conditions
Output
Solver
Software
For finite element analysis [http://mrl.sci.utah.edu/software/febio FEBio], a freely accessible package, will be used. This software is a product of significant efforts by Jeff Weiss and his group from the Musculoskeletal Research Laboratories at University of Utah. Current version used in this project is FEBio 1.2, which can be downloaded from their [http://mrl.sci.utah.edu/software/febio site].
Settings
Data
Data for model development efforts are courtesy of [http://www.lerner.ccf.org/bme/bogert/ van den Bogert Laboratory]. The information was collected is part of doctoral work conducted by Bhushan Borotikar.
Specimen
Imaging
Mechanical Testing
Documentation
Developer's Guide
User's Guide
Simulations
Test Suite