Report template – Moveshelf

Each project on Moveshelf can have a customized report template that determines the default display settings for reports. The report template can also be applied to trials. The Moveshelf customer support team can configure this report template in your project(s).

By default, these settings apply to all reports, but multiple report templates can be set up within a single project if needed. This allows you to upload divergent versions of your usual data format specifications or apply alternative predefined subsets of graphs to visualize in your reports. More information can be found here: additional report template.

Below is an overview of the available customizable settings, what they apply to, and a brief explanation of each setting.

Please contact Moveshelf support to help you with setting your preferences in your report template.

Setting	Applicable to	Explanation
Naming	All graphs	Graph names and Y axis labels (e.g. Flexion / Extension).
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 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.
Subset of spatiotemporal parameters	Reports	Only show a certain subset of spatiotemporal parameters as default template in reports.
Left / right separation	EMG / Force graphs	To make the data more organized, EMG and force plate data can be plotted in separate graphs for the left and right leg (see image 1 and image 3 of the section above).
Organize EMG graphs per muscle	EMG graphs	This setting organizes EMG graphs by grouping left and right side graphs for each muscle.