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| Sitting height || 33.2″ || 35.7″ || 38.0″ | | Sitting height || 33.2″ || 35.7″ || 38.0″ | ||
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| {{abbr|Body width|Combined | | {{abbr|Body width|Including arms. Combined USAF personnel and college students}} || 18.8″ || 20.9″ || 22.8″ | ||
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When people stand normally (i.e., with some slump), their eye height lowers by about 1.6 in (4.1 cm) for males and by about 1.2 in (3.0 cm) for females. | When people stand normally (i.e., with some slump), their eye height lowers by about 1.6 in (4.1 cm) for males and by about 1.2 in (3.0 cm) for females. | ||
Extrapolating from the data, male/female eye height is ∼95%/∼97% of stature. | Extrapolating from the data, male/female eye height is ∼95%/∼97% of stature, and body width is ∼30% of stature. | ||
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Revision as of 15:44, 9 February 2018
Human height
- From Preliminary Human Factors Guidelines for Traffic Management Centers (July 1999) FHWA, U.S. DoT
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When people stand normally (i.e., with some slump), their eye height lowers by about 1.6 in (4.1 cm) for males and by about 1.2 in (3.0 cm) for females.
Extrapolating from the data, male/female eye height is ∼95%/∼97% of stature, and body width is ∼30% of stature.
6mm
| 6㎜ | ∶ 171㎝ | ≡ 1 ∶ 285 |
| 6㎜ | ∶ 67¹⁄₂″ | ≡ 1 ∶ 285³⁄₄ |
| 6㎜ | ∶ 172㎝ | ≡ 1 ∶ 286²⁄₃ |
| ¹⁄₄″ | ∶ 6′ | ≡ 1 ∶ 288 |
| 1″ | ∶ 25′ | ≡ 1 ∶ 300 |
| 6㎜ | ∶ 180㎝ | ≡ 1 ∶ 300 |
| 6㎜ | ∶ 6′ | ≡ 1 ∶ 304.8 |