Report template – Moveshelf

Many visualizations on Moveshelf can be customized according to your preferences. This is done by specifying preferences for which data channels need to be visualized or hidden, X and Y axis settings, enabling features related to graphs and more. These settings are applied by Moveshelf's customer team to your project(s). Once set, this report template determines what is shown and how, on your trial and/or report view. To read more about the outcome and working of these settings, please see section Interactive graphs.

Please contact Moveshelf support to help you with setting your preferences in your project configuration.

Setting	Applicable to	Explanation
Naming	All graphs	Graph names and Y axis labels (e.g. Flexion / Extension).
Color	All graphs	Color for left, right, neutral, and reference; applicable to all graphs, timebar events and 3D player.
Defined Y-axis limits	All graphs	Fixed Y axis limits can be specified for each graph. When viewing the data on Moveshelf you can then easily switch between fixed limits or automatically-adjusted limits that perfectly fits the data.
Show stance-to-swing transition line	All cycle-based graphs	If this setting in enabled, and the gait event 'Foot Off' is detected for all gait cycles in a C3D file, a vertical line is drawn in every cycle-based graph at the transition of stance to swing phase for each detected gait cycle.
Additional, configurable group of graphs	All graphs	This feature allows you to group any graph together and create a new and customized data header with this content. For example, this feature can create a 'Sagittal overview' with sagittal kinematics, moments and powers for the hip, knee and ankle joints. This new data header shows up on top of the other data, above the data header of e.g. "Kinematics" and can also be selected to open in split screen.
Subset of parameters	Spatiotemporal parameters	Only show a certain subset of spatiotemporal parameters as default template in reports.
Subset of graphs	All graphs	Only show a certain subset of graphs as default template in trials and/or reports. For example, this can be of used for hiding a grounding channel for EMG or channels that only contain zeros as a result of restricted degrees of freedom for a joint in its biomechanical model.
Additional report template(s)	All graphs	With additional report templates you are able to upload divergent versions of your usual data format specifications or apply alternative predefined subsets of graphs to visualize in you report. More information can be found here: Additional report templates.
Force normalization	Forces	Force plate data can be visualized in absolute values (N), normalized to body weight (%BW) or normalized to body mass (N/kg). These options are only possible if the body mass is correctly provided, see section Vicon directory upload.
X-axis normalization	EMG / Forces	EMG and force plate data can either be plotted against a time scale (image 1 and image 2) or normalized to gait cycle (image 3).
Left / right separation	EMG / Forces	To make the data more organized, EMG and force plate data can be plotted in separate graphs for the left and right leg (image 1 and image 3).
Organize EMG graphs per muscle	EMG	This setting organizes EMG graphs by grouping left and right side graphs for each muscle.
Raw / RMS EMG	EMG	Option to show only raw and/or RMS. By default both are shown and can also be disabled temporarily by clicking in the graph's legend.
EMG consistency	EMG	EMG graphs are shown by default as individual graphs. With an additional setting you can get an EMG graph type which overlays all EMG channels of one leg (e.g., Left) in one 'EMG consistency' graph (see image). This can be useful for analyzing crosstalk and relative timing of activation patterns. When enabled, the EMG consistency graph is shown below the individual EMG graphs and can also be viewed in split screen.