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--- visual3d:documentation:modeling:landmarks:landmark_types [2024/06/26 20:23] – created sgranger
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-====== Landmark_Types ======
+====== Landmark Types ======
 Landmarks provide a powerful method of representing significant locations within space or locations defined by the model. Landmarks are created by either specifying a location in a segment coordinate system or by transforming markers or other landmarks into a significant location.
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 In the image below, the **RAnkleCenter** is the point that is created by projecting the **RHL** heel marker onto the line created from the lateral and medial ankle markers **RLA** and **RMA**.
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 Another example can be found on this page, [[Visual3D:Documentation:Modeling:Landmarks:Projecting_a_marker_onto_a_line|Project onto a line]].
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 In the image below, the **RPPinPlane** is the point that is created by projecting the **RPP** marker on the illiac crest onto the plane created from the right and left ASIS's (**RASI**,**LASI**) and the right PSIS **RPS** marker.
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 == Example 1: Project the hip joint onto a plane passing through the GT's ==
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 Landmarks can be created relative to 3 locations. This can be handy when removing markers in the motion trials.
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 A right handed orthogonal coordinate system is defined by the three points (P1, P2, P3).