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Elizabeth Doughty

US Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine

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Relationships Between 3D Body Scanner-Derived Body Measurements and Walking Metabolic Rate in Healthy, Active Military-Age Men and Women

US Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine, Technical Report No. T21-07, April 2021
Number of pages: 23 Posted: 17 May 2023
Lucas Holden, Elizabeth Doughty, Sai Vangala, Adam Potter, Holly McClung, Tunde Szivak, Diana Sanford, Jason Hancock, Scott Montain and David P. Looney
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anthropometrics, predictive modeling, SizeStream, body composition

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Assessment of the relationship between rucksack load and standing metabolic rate

Number of pages: 22 Posted: 25 Feb 2025
Elizabeth Doughty, David P. Looney, William Santee, Sai Vangala, Diana Sanford, Holly McClung, Anthony J. Karis and Adam Potter
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Warfighter performance, Energy expenditure, Exercise, Load carriage, Cardiorespiratory, Ergonomics