Objektive Messverfahren zur Bestimmung von Reitbodeneigenschaften und deren Einfluss auf den Bewegungsapparat des Pferdes – Ein Überblick

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Christian Peham graduated as a communication engineer at the University of Technology Vienna and worked on the Clinic of Orthopaedics in Ungulates at the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna. He finished his doctoral thesis in 1994. Since 2001 he is associate Professor of Biomechanics at the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna. He is the head of the Movement Science Group Vienna. Prof. Peham’s research focus is in the areas of equine and canine biomechanics. Recently, his research has focussed on development of anatomy-based models of the equine back and neck. He was co-author of 2 books, 2 patents and 90 peer-reviewed manuscripts. Prof. Peham was one of the organizers of the IWAL 2000, EWOMS 2005 ICEL7 and the ICEL8. He has been bestowed by the Bank Austria Science Award.

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Univ. Professor Dipl. Ing. Dr. Christian Peham Head of the Movement Science Group, Professor of Biomechanics University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna

Main goal

Integration of motion analysis into the clinical routine

Research Interests

• Equine biomechanics

• Sports biomechanics

• Rider-horse interaction

• Modeling of the equine spine

Patents

Device for determining the elastic properties of surfaces and floors and method for operating the device.

Schramel, P; Peham, C

Method And Device For Determining The Coefficient Of Friction Between The Surface Of A Test Object, In Particular Of A Base And The Surface Of A Test Body

Peham, C; Schramel, P

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