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Head-face dimensions of adults

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Standard ID: GB/T 2428-1998

Standard Name:Head-face dimensions of adults

Chinese Name: 成年人头面部尺寸

Standard category:National Standard (GB)

state:in force

Date of Release1998-06-04

Date of Implementation:1999-04-01

standard classification number

Standard ICS number:Environmental Protection, Health Care and Safety >> 13.180 Ergonomics

Standard Classification Number:Comprehensive>>Basic Standards>>A25 Ergonomics

associated standards

alternative situation:GB 2428-1981

Publication information

publishing house:China Standards Press

ISBN:155066.1-15295

Publication date:1999-04-01

other information

Release date:1981-02-13

Review date:2004-10-14

drafter:Xiao Hui, Hua Donghong, Yang Tingxin, Zhang Zhenbiao, Bi Guozhi, Liu Wei, Liu Jingmin

Drafting unit:Beijing Institute of Labor Protection Science

Focal point unit:National Technical Committee on Ergonomics Standardization

Proposing unit:Ministry of Labor of the People's Republic of China

Publishing department:National Standardization Administration

competent authority:National Standardization Administration

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This standard provides basic data of adult head and face dimensions and a two-dimensional distribution table of main dimensions. This standard applies to the standardized design of adult facial orthotics. GB/T 2428-1998 Adult head and face dimensions GB/T2428-1998 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net
This standard provides basic data of adult head and face dimensions and a two-dimensional distribution table of main dimensions. This standard applies to the standardized design of adult facial orthotics.


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GB/T 2428-1998
This standard is revised on the basis of the national standard GB 2128-81 "Chinese Adult Head Shape Series". This standard is based on the head and face size survey data of more than 11,150 men and women in the national adult anthropometric survey conducted in 1988. The main technical content of this standard is formed through the analysis and statistical calculation of the anthropometric facial size data of small samples. This standard is mainly different from (132428-81) in terms of arrangement: 1. The anthropometric terms and methods used in this standard are based on two national standards, GB3975-83 Anthropometric Terms 3 and GB5703-85 Anthropometric Methods. Some special items are also measured uniformly using industry-specific and anthropological methods to ensure the scientificity and timeliness of the data.
2. In addition to retaining the 29 facial items involved in the original standard, this standard adds 12 new items. 3. In addition to providing statistical data on human head and face items, this standard also provides a two-dimensional distribution table of the main dimensions of the human head and face to facilitate the model design of head and face equipment.
In this standard Appendix A and Appendix I are standard appendices, and Appendix is ​​a suggestive appendix. This standard replaces GB2428-81 from the effective date of H. This standard is proposed by the Ministry of Labor of the People's Republic of China. This standard is under the jurisdiction of the National Technical Committee for Ergonomics Standardization. The drafting units of this standard are: China Institute of Standardization and Information Classification and Coding, Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Institute of Military Equipment of General Logistics Department, 301 Institute of China Aviation Industry Corporation, Tsinghua University. The main drafters of this standard are: Xiao Hui, Hua Donghong, Yang Tingxin, Zhang Zhenbiao, Bi Guozhi, Liu Wei, and Liu Jingmin. Scope
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Adult face size
Head-face dimenslons of adults This standard only provides basic data on the minimum dimensions of the head and face of adults and a two-dimensional distribution table of the main dimensions. This standard is recommended for the standardized design of head and face orthoses for adults. 2 Referenced standards
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Agency G 242881
The provisions contained in the following standards constitute the provisions of this standard through reference in this standard. When this standard is published, the versions shown are valid. All standards will be revised, and the parties using this standard should explore the possibility of using the latest versions of the following standards G3975—83 Basic terms for human measurement
GB570385 Methods of human measurement
3 Definitions
In addition to the definitions given in GB 3975, this standard also adopts the following definitions. 3.1 Pronasale opisthacranion 3.2 Tragion apisthocranion distance When the head is positioned in the eye-ear plane: the vertical distance from the most anterior point of the insular apex to the occipital point. 3.3 Gnathion opisthocranion distance When the head is positioned in the ear-ear plane, the straight-line distance from the lowest point of the forehead on the median sagittal plane to the occipital point. 3.4 Subnasalegnathion distance On the midsagittal plane, the straight-line distance from the deepest point of the angle formed by the septum and the upper skin to the lowest point of the forehead on the median sagittal plane.
3.5 Iragion xygion dislance The straight line distance from the edge of the tragus cartilage, the transition point from the base of the helix to the skin of the side of the skull to the most protruding point on the arch. 3.6 Tragian sellian distance The straight line distance from the upper edge of the tragus cartilage, the transition point from the base of the helix to the skin of the side of the skull to the most concave point of the bridge of the nose. 3-7 Tragion gnathion distance The straight line distance from the upper edge of the tragus cartilage, the transition point from the base of the helix to the skin of the side of the skull to the lowest point of the forehead on the midsagittal plane. 3.8 Tragian gonion distance 3.9 Vertex-opisthocraniongnathioncircumference The circumference from the subfrontal point through the vertex to the midpoint of the occipital point and then back to the subfrontal point. 3.10 Vertex-glabella distance Approved by the State Administration of Quality and Technical Supervision on June 4, 1998 and implemented on April 1, 1999
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3.11 Veriex pronasale istanre The vertical distance from the vertex to the paracusis.
3.12 Tragian superilurale distance The vertical distance from the tragus point to the supraauricular point,
3.13 Two-dimensional distribution iwa-dimensional distribution1998
Gives the distribution number F(I) of a two-dimensional random variable and any given set in one-dimensional space. For example: randomly select a person from the crowd and measure the maximum length and maximum width of his head, respectively. Then X, Y, constitute a two-dimensional random variable. Its sub-composition is referred to as the two-dimensional distribution of the maximum length and maximum width of the head. 4 Measurement items and dimensions of human head and face
4.1 Measurement items
There are 41 measurement items for human head and face, and its schematic diagram and GR 3975 Corresponding relationship see Appendix A (standard record), gradual record (standard appendix)
4.2 Item size
4.2.1 Male head and face item size see Table 1 Table
Male head and face item size
Item name
Morphological face length
Head length
Head maximum width
Head width
Head crown
Head height
Distance from nose tip to occipital point
Distance from tragus to occipital point
Head oblique length
External width between two ears
Width between two tragus
Minimum width of forehead
Width between two mandibular angles
Appearance face length
Appearance face length
Average value ||tt| |Standard Deviation
Percentile
Subnasal Point
Outer Width of Two Eyes
Distance between Foramina
Inner Width of Two Eyes
Total Height
Ear Base Length
Appearance Ear Width
Tragus Turn Point Length
Tragus Nasal Root Length
Tragus Frontal Length
Tragus Frontal Angle Length| |tt||Forehead length between screen points
Auricular arc length between tragus points
Forehead length between open screen points
Forehead length between head face and back occipital points
Head ear height
Appearance ear length
Distance from head neck point to front point
Distance from nose tip point to nasal tip
Height of tragus and ear points
See Table 2 for the dimensions of female head and face items.
Item name
Morphological face length
Maximum length of head
Maximum width of head
Sagittal arc of head
Coronal arc of head
Total height of head
Distance from apex to posterior point
Distance from tragus to posterior point
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Table 1 (end)
Average value
Standard size
Female head and face size
Average value
Percentile
Percentile
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Head tilt
Two foreheads
Smallest forehead
Two lower forehead angles,Sentence width
wearing blood long
appearance can be long
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one single width
lower lower point
two clothes outside
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to retreat inside
re-ban minister
appearance ear spots
ring screen forehead point long
one crown and
one year single lower length
Forehead length
Jaw arc length between points
Zhou-shi point length
Submandibular arc length between points of the lower screen
Head pre-disturbance back point between good lower circumference
Appearance H length
Distance between the lowest point of the head and neck
Distance from the head and neck point to the guide tip
Upper point height
Measurement method
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2 (complete)
Flat groove value
Standard deviation
The measurement method of human head and face dimensions shall be carried out according to the current provisions of 7. 5
White quantile
5 Two-dimensional distribution of human head and face dimensions
5.1 Setting of one-dimensional distribution table of human head and face dimensions CB/T 24281998
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The setting of two-dimensional distribution table of human head and face dimensions is based on the two-dimensional distribution coverage of two sets of data: the maximum length and width of the head, the morphological face length and face width of adult males (18-60 years old) and adult females (18-55 years old); the subfrontal circumference between the top of the head and the back of the occipital point, and the face width. 5.2 Two-dimensional distribution of human head and face dimensions The subfrontal circumference between the top of the head and the back of the occipital point is divided into 10mm grades; the maximum length and width of the head, the morphological face length, and the face width are divided into 5mm grades. They can be rationally merged according to actual needs during use to calculate the coverage. Set the model. 5.3 Two-dimensional distribution table of human head and face dimensions
5.3.1 Two-dimensional distribution table of maximum head length and maximum head width5.3.1.1 Two-dimensional distribution table of maximum head length and maximum head width for men (see Table 3)Table 3 Two-dimensional distribution table of maximum head length and maximum head width for menMaximum head length.mm
Note: This table gives the proportion of the maximum head length and maximum head width in a given population. From the table, we can see that the proportion of the population with a maximum head length of 18 mm and a maximum head width of 150 mm is 7.45%, which means that the proportion of adult men with a maximum head length of 177.5 mm (excluding 177.5 mm) to 182.5 mm and a maximum head width of 147.5 mm (excluding 147.5 mm) to 152.5 mm in the country is .45%. The production ratio of the corresponding products can be determined from this. 5.3.1.2 Two-dimensional distribution table of maximum length and maximum width of female head (see Table 4) Table 4 Two-dimensional distribution table of maximum length and maximum width of female head Maximum width of head, mm
Length, mm
Maximum width of head,
5.3.2 Two-dimensional distribution table of face length and face width E/T2428—1998
Table 4 (end)
5.3.2.1 One-dimensional distribution table of face length and face width of male face (see Table 5) Male
Length, mm
One-dimensional distribution table of face length and face width of male face Table 5
Face width, mm
5. 3. 2.2
Two-dimensional distribution table of face length and width of female morphology (see Table 6)
Facial width, mm
Two-dimensional distribution table of face length and width of female morphology5.3.3 Two-dimensional distribution table of subfrontal circumference between occipital points and face width
Length, mtm
Two-dimensional distribution table
5.3.3.1 Two-dimensional distribution table of subfrontal circumference between occipital points and face width of male morphology (see Table 7)0. 08
Table 7 Two-dimensional distribution of the length of the lower circumference between the top of the head and the back of the head and the width of the face for men: mm
Head-to-back of the head length, mm
And, mm
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Table 7 (end)
Head-to-back of the head length, n
Female Two-dimensional distribution of the length of the lower cheek between the top of the head and the back of the head and the width of the face (see Table 8) 700
Female Two-dimensional distribution of the length of the lower cheek between the top of the head and the back of the head and the width of the face, mm|| tt||Head-to-occipital point-subcheek length, mm
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A1 Head and face measurement points
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Appendix A
(Standard Appendix)
Schematic diagram of head and face measurement items
Schematic diagram of head and face measurement points See Figure A1 and Figure A2sobi
l side point;ch mouth corner point;rn-inner eye corner pointteu head side pointex one eye outer corner pointtr hair edge point;ft-head wax pointR Chi-interval point;gn forehead point=go—{vertex point;li—F-shavings midpoint;ls—t:pi midpointn—root pointobi—ear attachment pointrobs ear attachment pointtpu abdominal foramen;pra upper front point:se nose bridge point:sa ear point;shg—ear point:s1n—cleft pointhead vertexizy point
Figure A1 front view
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ch[corner point;ex eye corner point;:r hair edge point;ft eyebrow pointig eyebrow point;gn Neck point;gn:-lower jaw angle point;upper span midpoint nose root point sn-pan one point one back point: meaning point; or outer descending point one point one midpoint
pa--year layer point prn protruding point u ear point: she-ear point: stu mouth point ear point Figure A2
Side view
A2 Head and face measurement items
Head and face measurement items are shown in Figure A3 and Figure A4 for small diagrams Figure A front view
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Figure A4 side view
Appendix B
(Standardized Appendix)
Head and face measurement items and their corresponding relationship with GB 3975 Head and face measurement items and their corresponding relationship with GB 3975 are shown in Table B1 Table B1 Head and face measurement items and their corresponding relationship with GB3975 Serial number
Item name
Morphological face length
Maximum length
Maximum width of head
Sagittal arc of head
Coronal arc of head
Total height
Distance from apex to rear point
Distance from tragus to rear point of occipital
Head oblique length
External area between two ears
Between two tragus
Minimum forehead
Represents the clause in GB 3975
A2. 1. 11
Item name
Between the two lower foreheads
Facial length
Facial upper length
Distance between the nose and the forehead
External width of the two eyes
Distance between the abdominal foramen
Internal width of the two eyes
Total height
Article in GB 3975
A2. 1. 15
Item name
Length of the ear base
Appearance ear width
Length of the tragus mouse point
Length of the tragus nasal root
Length of the tragus below the nasal root
Length of the tragus below the nasal angle
Length of the frontal arc between the tragus points
Length of the frontal arc between the tragus points
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Table B1 (complete)
In C 3975
For the definitions of the items marked with * in the table, please refer to Chapter 3 of this standard. No.
Appendix
Item name
Length between upper and lower points
Length between top and occipital points
Appearance Ear length
Distance between nape and brow
Distance between nape and apex
Height of ear upper point
(Suggested Appendix)
Calculation of dimensions of human head and face items
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In GR 3975, Articles
A2. 1. 21
In this standard, the data of head and facial parameters including head circumference, facial length, maximum head length, maximum head width, head shape, head coronal arc and head total height are obtained through direct measurement, and the other 34 items are calculated through a small survey of facial dimensions (sample size: 214 males and 179 females), and the regression equations between the measurement items and the main head and facial parameters are established through stepwise regression (see Table C1 and Table C2).The regression equations between the measurement items and the main parameters of the head and face were established through stepwise regression (see Table C1 and Table C2) and calculated.The regression equations between the measurement items and the main parameters of the head and face were established through stepwise regression (see Table C1 and Table C2) and calculated.1 Two-dimensional distribution table of the maximum length and width of male head (see Table 3) Table 3 Two-dimensional distribution table of the maximum length and width of male head Maximum length of head. mm
Note: This table gives the proportion of the maximum length and width of head in a given population. From the table, we can see that the proportion of the population with a maximum length of 18 mm and a maximum width of 150 mm is 7.45%, which shows that the proportion of adult men with a maximum length of 177.5 mm (excluding 177.5 mm) to 182. 5 mm and a maximum width of 147. 5 mm (excluding 147. 5 mm) to 152. 5 mm in the country is .45%. The production ratio of the corresponding product can be determined from this. 5.3.1.2 Two-dimensional distribution table of maximum length and maximum width of female head (see Table 4) Table 4 Two-dimensional distribution table of maximum length and maximum width of female head Maximum width of head, mm
Length, mm
Maximum width of head,
5.3.2 Two-dimensional distribution table of face length and face width E/T2428—1998
Table 4 (end)
5.3.2.1 One-dimensional distribution table of face length and face width of male face (see Table 5) Male
Length, mm
One-dimensional distribution table of face length and face width of male face Table 5
Face width, mm
5. 3. 2.2
Two-dimensional distribution table of face length and width of female morphology (see Table 6)
Facial width, mm
Two-dimensional distribution table of face length and width of female morphology5.3.3 Two-dimensional distribution table of subfrontal circumference between occipital points and face width
Length, mtm
Two-dimensional distribution table
5.3.3.1 Two-dimensional distribution table of subfrontal circumference between occipital points and face width of male morphology (see Table 7)0. 08
Table 7 Two-dimensional distribution of the length of the lower circumference between the top of the head and the back of the head and the width of the face for men: mm
Head-to-back of the head length, mm
And, mm
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Table 7 (end)
Head-to-back of the head length, n
Female Two-dimensional distribution of the length of the lower cheek between the top of the head and the back of the head and the width of the face (see Table 8) 700
Female Two-dimensional distribution of the length of the lower cheek between the top of the head and the back of the head and the width of the face, mm|| tt||Head-to-occipital point-subcheek length, mm
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A1 Head and face measurement points
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Appendix A
(Standard Appendix)
Schematic diagram of head and face measurement items
Schematic diagram of head and face measurement points See Figure A1 and Figure A2sobi
l side point;ch mouth corner point;rn-inner eye corner pointteu head side pointex one eye outer corner pointtr hair edge point;ft-head wax pointR Chi-interval point;gn forehead point=go—{vertex point;li—F-shavings midpoint;ls—t:pi midpointn—root pointobi—ear attachment pointrobs ear attachment pointtpu abdominal foramen;pra upper front point:se nose bridge point:sa ear point;shg—ear point:s1n—cleft pointhead vertexizy point
Figure A1 front view
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ch[corner point;ex eye corner point;:r hair edge point;ft eyebrow pointig eyebrow point;gn Neck point;gn:-lower jaw angle point;upper span midpoint nose root point sn-pan one point one back point: meaning point; or outer descending point one point one midpoint
pa--year layer point prn protruding point u ear point: she-ear point: stu mouth point ear point Figure A2
Side view
A2 Head and face measurement items
Head and face measurement items are shown in Figure A3 and Figure A4 for small diagrams Figure A front view
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Figure A4 side view
Appendix B
(Standardized Appendix)
Head and face measurement items and their corresponding relationship with GB 3975 Head and face measurement items and their corresponding relationship with GB 3975 are shown in Table B1 Table B1 Head and face measurement items and their corresponding relationship with GB3975 Serial number
Item name
Morphological face length
Maximum length
Maximum width of head
Sagittal arc of head
Coronal arc of head
Total height
Distance from apex to rear point
Distance from tragus to rear point of occipital
Head oblique length
External area between two ears
Between two tragus
Minimum forehead
Represents the clause in GB 3975
A2. 1. 11
Item name
Between the two lower foreheads
Facial length
Facial upper length
Distance between the nose and the forehead
External width of the two eyes
Distance between the abdominal foramen
Internal width of the two eyes
Total height
Article in GB 3975
A2. 1. 15
Item name
Length of the ear base
Appearance ear width
Length of the tragus mouse point
Length of the tragus nasal root
Length of the tragus below the nasal root
Length of the tragus below the nasal angle
Length of the frontal arc between the tragus points
Length of the frontal arc between the tragus points
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Table B1 (complete)
In C 3975
For the definitions of the items marked with * in the table, please refer to Chapter 3 of this standard. No.
Appendix
Item name
Length between upper and lower points
Length between top and occipital points
Appearance Ear length
Distance between nape and brow
Distance between nape and apex
Height of ear upper point
(Suggested Appendix)
Calculation of dimensions of human head and face items
-KAoNiKAca-
In GR 3975, Articles
A2. 1. 21
In this standard, the data of head and facial parameters including head circumference, facial length, maximum head length, maximum head width, head shape, head coronal arc and head total height are obtained through direct measurement, and the other 34 items are calculated through a small survey of facial dimensions (sample size: 214 males and 179 females), and the regression equations between the measurement items and the main head and facial parameters are established through stepwise regression (see Table C1 and Table C2).1 Two-dimensional distribution table of the maximum length and width of male head (see Table 3) Table 3 Two-dimensional distribution table of the maximum length and width of male head Maximum length of head. mm
Note: This table gives the proportion of the maximum length and width of head in a given population. From the table, we can see that the proportion of the population with a maximum length of 18 mm and a maximum width of 150 mm is 7.45%, which shows that the proportion of adult men with a maximum length of 177.5 mm (excluding 177.5 mm) to 182. 5 mm and a maximum width of 147. 5 mm (excluding 147. 5 mm) to 152. 5 mm in the country is .45%. The production ratio of the corresponding product can be determined from this. 5.3.1.2 Two-dimensional distribution table of maximum length and maximum width of female head (see Table 4) Table 4 Two-dimensional distribution table of maximum length and maximum width of female head Maximum width of head, mm
Length, mm
Maximum width of head,
5.3.2 Two-dimensional distribution table of face length and face width E/T2428—1998
Table 4 (end)
5.3.2.1 One-dimensional distribution table of face length and face width of male face (see Table 5) Male
Length, mm
One-dimensional distribution table of face length and face width of male face Table 5
Face width, mm
5. 3. 2.2
Two-dimensional distribution table of face length and width of female morphology (see Table 6)
Facial width, mm
Two-dimensional distribution table of face length and width of female morphology5.3.3 Two-dimensional distribution table of subfrontal circumference between occipital points and face width
Length, mtm
Two-dimensional distribution table
5.3.3.1 Two-dimensional distribution table of subfrontal circumference between occipital points and face width of male morphology (see Table 7)0. 08
Table 7 Two-dimensional distribution of the length of the lower circumference between the top of the head and the back of the head and the width of the face for men: mm
Head-to-back of the head length, mm
And, mm
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Table 7 (end)
Head-to-back of the head length, n
Female Two-dimensional distribution of the length of the lower cheek between the top of the head and the back of the head and the width of the face (see Table 8) 700
Female Two-dimensional distribution of the length of the lower cheek between the top of the head and the back of the head and the width of the face, mm|| tt||Head-to-occipital point-subcheek length, mm
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A1 Head and face measurement points
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Appendix A
(Standard Appendix)
Schematic diagram of head and face measurement items
Schematic diagram of head and face measurement points See Figure A1 and Figure A2sobi
l side point;ch mouth corner point;rn-inner eye corner pointteu head side pointex one eye outer corner pointtr hair edge point;ft-head wax pointR Chi-interval point;gn forehead point=go—{vertex point;li—F-shavings midpoint;ls—t:pi midpointn—root pointobi—ear attachment pointrobs ear attachment pointtpu abdominal foramen;pra upper front point:se nose bridge point:sa ear point;shg—ear point:s1n—cleft pointhead vertexizy point
Figure A1 front view
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ch[corner point;ex eye corner point;:r hair edge point;ft eyebrow pointig eyebrow point;gn Neck point;gn:-lower jaw angle point;upper span midpoint nose root point sn-pan one point one back point: meaning point; or outer descending point one point one midpoint
pa--year layer point prn protruding point u ear point: she-ear point: stu mouth point ear point Figure A2
Side view
A2 Head and face measurement items
Head and face measurement items are shown in Figure A3 and Figure A4 for small diagrams Figure A front view
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Figure A4 side view
Appendix B
(Standardized Appendix)
Head and face measurement items and their corresponding relationship with GB 3975 Head and face measurement items and their corresponding relationship with GB 3975 are shown in Table B1 Table B1 Head and face measurement items and their corresponding relationship with GB3975 Serial number
Item name
Morphological face length
Maximum length
Maximum width of head
Sagittal arc of head
Coronal arc of head
Total height
Distance from apex to rear point
Distance from tragus to rear point of occipital
Head oblique length
External area between two ears
Between two tragus
Minimum forehead
Represents the clause in GB 3975
A2. 1. 11
Item name
Between the two lower foreheads
Facial length
Facial upper length
Distance between the nose and the forehead
External width of the two eyes
Distance between the abdominal foramen
Internal width of the two eyes
Total height
Article in GB 3975
A2. 1. 15
Item name
Length of the ear base
Appearance ear width
Length of the tragus mouse point
Length of the tragus nasal root
Length of the tragus below the nasal root
Length of the tragus below the nasal angle
Length of the frontal arc between the tragus points
Length of the frontal arc between the tragus points
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Table B1 (complete)
In C 3975
For the definitions of the items marked with * in the table, please refer to Chapter 3 of this standard. No.
Appendix
Item name
Length between upper and lower points
Length between top and occipital points
Appearance Ear length
Distance between nape and brow
Distance between nape and apex
Height of ear upper point
(Suggested Appendix)
Calculation of dimensions of human head and face items
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In GR 3975, Articles
A2. 1. 21
In this standard, the data of head and facial parameters including head circumference, facial length, maximum head length, maximum head width, head shape, head coronal arc and head total height are obtained through direct measurement, and the other 34 items are calculated through a small survey of facial dimensions (sample size: 214 males and 179 females), and the regression equations between the measurement items and the main head and facial parameters are established through stepwise regression (see Table C1 and Table C2).mm
And, mm
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Table 7 (end)
Head to head circumference from occipital point to forehead, n
Female Two-dimensional distribution table of head-occipital point to forehead length and face width (see Table 8) 700
Female Two-dimensional distribution of head-occipital point subcheek circumference and face width Surface width, mm
Head to head-occipital point subcheek length, mm
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A1 Head and face measurement points
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Appendix A
(Standard Appendix)
Schematic diagram of head and face measurement items
Schematic diagram of head and face measurement points See Figure A1 and Figure A2sobi
l Side point;ch Mouth corner point;rn-Inner eye corner pointteu Side point of head ex One eye outer corner pointtr Hair edge point;ft-Head wax pointR Chi-interval point;gn forehead point=go—{vertex point;li—F-shavings midpoint;ls—t:pi midpointn—root pointobi—ear attachment pointrobs ear attachment pointtpu abdominal foramen;pra upper front point:se nose bridge point:sa ear point;shg—ear point:s1n—cleft pointhead vertexizy point
Figure A1 front view
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ch[corner point;ex eye corner point;:r hair edge point;ft eyebrow pointig eyebrow point;gn Neck point;gn:-lower jaw angle point;upper span midpoint nose root point sn-pan one point one back point: meaning point; or outer descending point one point one midpoint
pa--year layer point prn protruding point u ear point: she-ear point: stu mouth point ear point Figure A2
Side view
A2 Head and face measurement items
Head and face measurement items are shown in Figure A3 and Figure A4 for small diagrams Figure A front view
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Figure A4 side view
Appendix B
(Standardized Appendix)
Head and face measurement items and their corresponding relationship with GB 3975 Head and face measurement items and their corresponding relationship with GB 3975 are shown in Table B1 Table B1 Head and face measurement items and their corresponding relationship with GB3975 Serial number
Item name
Morphological face length
Maximum length
Maximum width of head
Sagittal arc of head
Coronal arc of head
Total height
Distance from apex to rear point
Distance from tragus to rear point of occipital
Head oblique length
External area between two ears
Between two tragus
Minimum forehead
Represents the clause in GB 3975
A2. 1. 11
Item name
Between the two lower foreheads
Facial length
Facial upper length
Distance between the nose and the forehead
External width of the two eyes
Distance between the abdominal foramen
Internal width of the two eyes
Total height
Article in GB 3975
A2. 1. 15
Item name
Length of the ear base
Appearance ear width
Length of the tragus mouse point
Length of the tragus nasal root
Length of the tragus below the nasal root
Length of the tragus below the nasal angle
Length of the frontal arc between the tragus points
Length of the frontal arc between the tragus points
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Table B1 (complete)
In C 3975
For the definitions of the items marked with * in the table, please refer to Chapter 3 of this standard. No.
Appendix
Item name
Length between upper and lower points
Length between top and occipital points
Appearance Ear length
Distance between nape and brow
Distance between nape and apex
Height of ear upper point
(Suggested Appendix)
Calculation of dimensions of human head and face items
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A2. 1. 21
In this standard, the data of head and facial parameters including head circumference, facial length, maximum head length, maximum head width, head shape, head coronal arc and head total height are obtained through direct measurement, and the other 34 items are calculated through a small survey of facial dimensions (sample size: 214 males and 179 females), and the regression equations between the measurement items and the main head and facial parameters are established through stepwise regression (see Table C1 and Table C2).mm
And, mm
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Table 7 (end)
Head to head circumference from occipital point to forehead, n
Female Two-dimensional distribution table of head-occipital point to forehead length and face width (see Table 8) 700
Female Two-dimensional distribution of head-occipital point subcheek circumference and face width Surface width, mm
Head to head-occipital point subcheek length, mm
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A1 Head and face measurement points
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Appendix A
(Standard Appendix)
Schematic diagram of head and face measurement items
Schematic diagram of head and face measurement points See Figure A1 and Figure A2sobi
l Side point;ch Mouth corner point;rn-Inner eye corner pointteu Side point of head ex One eye outer corner pointtr Hair edge point;ft-Head wax pointR Chi-interval point;gn forehead point=go—{vertex point;li—F-shavings midpoint;ls—t:pi midpointn—root pointobi—ear attachment pointrobs ear attachment pointtpu abdominal foramen;pra upper front point:se nose bridge point:sa ear point;shg—ear point:s1n—cleft pointhead vertexizy point
Figure A1 front view
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ch[corner point;ex eye corner point;:r hair edge point;ft eyebrow pointig eyebrow point;gn Neck point;gn:-lower jaw angle point;upper span midpoint nose root point sn-pan one point one back point: meaning point; or outer descending point one point one midpoint
pa--year layer point prn protruding point u ear point: she-ear point: stu mouth point ear point Figure A2
Side view
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Head and face measurement items are shown in Figure A3 and Figure A4 for small diagrams Figure A front view
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Figure A4 side view
Appendix B
(Standardized Appendix)
Head and face measurement items and their corresponding relationship with GB 3975 Head and face measurement items and their corresponding relationship with GB 3975 are shown in Table B1 Table B1 Head and face measurement items and their corresponding relationship with GB3975 Serial number
Item name
Morphological face length
Maximum length
Maximum width of head
Sagittal arc of head
Coronal arc of head
Total height
Distance from apex to rear point
Distance from tragus to rear point of occipital
Head oblique length
External area between two ears
Between two tragus
Minimum forehead
Represents the clause in GB 3975
A2. 1. 11
Item name
Between the two lower foreheads
Facial length
Facial upper length
Distance between the nose and the forehead
External width of the two eyes
Distance between the abdominal foramen
Internal width of the two eyes
Total height
Article in GB 3975
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Item name
Length of the ear base
Appearance ear width
Length of the tragus mouse point
Length of the tragus nasal root
Length of the tragus below the nasal root
Length of the tragus below the nasal angle
Length of the frontal arc between the tragus points
Length of the frontal arc between the tragus points
GB/T 2428
Table B1 (complete)
In C 3975
For the definitions of the items marked with * in the table, please refer to Chapter 3 of this standard. No.
Appendix
Item name
Length between upper and lower points
Length between top and occipital points
Appearance Ear length
Distance between nape and brow
Distance between nape and apex
Height of ear upper point
(Suggested Appendix)
Calculation of dimensions of human head and face items
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In GR 3975, Articles
A2. 1. 21
In this standard, the data of head and facial parameters including head circumference, facial length, maximum head length, maximum head width, head shape, head coronal arc and head total height are obtained through direct measurement, and the other 34 items are calculated through a small survey of facial dimensions (sample size: 214 males and 179 females), and the regression equations between the measurement items and the main head and facial parameters are established through stepwise regression (see Table C1 and Table C2).21
In this standard, the data of head and facial parameters including head circumference, facial length, maximum head length, maximum head width, head shape, head coronal arc and head total height are obtained through direct measurement, and the other 34 items are calculated through a small survey of facial dimensions (sample size: 214 males and 179 females), and the regression equations between the measurement items and the main head and facial parameters are established through stepwise regression (see Table C1 and Table C2).21
In this standard, the data of head and facial parameters including head circumference, facial length, maximum head length, maximum head width, head shape, head coronal arc and head total height are obtained through direct measurement, and the other 34 items are calculated through a small survey of facial dimensions (sample size: 214 males and 179 females), and the regression equations between the measurement items and the main head and facial parameters are established through stepwise regression (see Table C1 and Table C2).
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