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Kevin Aubol
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The Trail Guide
Every stop, game, field guide, and side-trail on this site, in one map.
The Route: The main trail (home)
Trailhead
Who I am, in brief: Biomechanics, signals, and building things.
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Places I Have Been
The interactive map of where I grew up, studied, and worked.
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Connections
Draw your fix for three real transportation barriers, then see what was built and why it mattered.
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Common Ground
Third places, public land, and the right to roam. Ride the Schuylkill, read the lopsided map, and see where you are allowed to walk.
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Things I Have Built
The research tools behind the work.
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Research & Résumé
Publications, metrics, and a downloadable résumé.
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Journey's End
Where to find me.
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The Workshop: Apps
RouteReveal
N-of-1 spatial-intelligence for runners and riders.
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Adventurer's Mile
Turn a season of group training into an RPG.
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The Arcade: Games
Zero In
Match the signal. Rebuild a hidden processing chain. (Signals)
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1D Chess
Collapse the board to a line. Principal component analysis, by hand. (Signals)
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Move In
Draw a joint angle and the body obeys. Inverse dynamics in your hand. (Biomechanics)
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Drop In
Tune the material, not the shot. A physics puzzle. (Physics)
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Fold In
Fold a ring of glyphs onto its target. Group theory in your hands. (Math)
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Base Camp: Field guides
Biomechanics
Sites, tools, and texts for a new biomechanist.
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Signal Processing
Filters, transforms, sampling.
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Foundations
The papers that built the field.
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Learning
Interesting corners of math, code, and the web.
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Kevin's Picks
Books and the odd thing I just like.
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Favorite Places
Trails, ridges, gardens, and far-flung corners.
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Odds & ends
Field Lexicon
Plain-language definitions for the words I throw around.
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Anatomy of a Stride
Scrub a running gait cycle, with leg, force, and joint angles together.
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The Long Run
A scrollable, multi-thread history of running science and biomechanics, from Muybridge to the super-shoe. (Biomechanics)
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Anatomy of a Signal
Sample and filter a noisy accelerometer impact, and see when the number can be trusted.
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Résumé
The PDF, if you would rather skim than scroll.
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The Trail Guide
This page. You are here.
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