Vision—an essential factor for safety in skiing: visual acuity, stereoscopic depth perception, effect of colored lenses
G Jendrusch, V Senner… - Skiing Trauma …, 1999 - asmedigitalcollection.asme.org
G Jendrusch, V Senner, P Schaff, H Heck
Skiing Trauma and Safety: Twelfth Volume, 1999•asmedigitalcollection.asme.orgSurveys undertaken at the evaluation center for skiing accidents run by a German sports
insurance company show that approximately 80% of all skiing accidents are due to
observation errors, perception errors or inattentiveness in conjunction with skiing errors.
Therefore, the efficiency of the eyes plays a vital role in skiing. Between 1995 and 1996 the
following investigations were carried out into aspects of visual and perceptive acuity on the
ski slopes:
insurance company show that approximately 80% of all skiing accidents are due to
observation errors, perception errors or inattentiveness in conjunction with skiing errors.
Therefore, the efficiency of the eyes plays a vital role in skiing. Between 1995 and 1996 the
following investigations were carried out into aspects of visual and perceptive acuity on the
ski slopes:
Abstract
Surveys undertaken at the evaluation center for skiing accidents run by a German sports insurance company show that approximately 80% of all skiing accidents are due to observation errors, perception errors or inattentiveness in conjunction with skiing errors. Therefore, the efficiency of the eyes plays a vital role in skiing. Between 1995 and 1996 the following investigations were carried out into aspects of visual and perceptive acuity on the ski slopes:
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