前言：近年來運動風氣盛行，適當的調整運動強度可以有效的提升運動效果，穿戴式感測器能有效的監控身體活動數值，但目前較少數感測器能運用在陸上與水中環境，且能準確地反應數值。目的：探討穿戴式裝置在陸上與水中運動時，各測量數值的信效度。方法：以10名健康人與10名大專甲組游泳選手分別為陸上運動組和水中運動組進行實驗。陸上運動組於跑步機上進行固定速度(3km/h、10km/h)的實驗，利用十台Vicon紅外線攝影機 (200 Hz)擷取運動時的步頻與髖關節角度、Delsys感測器擷取運動時的衝擊，再於田徑場進行固定頻率(120step/min、90step/min)以及固定步輻(100cm/stride、140cm/stride)實驗；水中運動組進行50公尺游泳，由2名檢測員分別計算划手次數和游泳秒數，使用攝影機拍攝運動時的划幅、划頻。以Pearson積差相關來檢測穿戴式裝置與實驗儀器間的效標關聯效度，並以ICC來檢測穿戴式裝置的再測信度，統計水準α皆訂為.05。結果：在陸上運動中，走路時的數據(步頻、衝擊、髖關節活動範圍)與跑步時的步頻與衝擊皆有高度相關(r=0.89-0.99)，在跑步時，髖關節活動範圍呈現中度相關(r=0.66)；在水中運動時的秒數、划手次數與划幅皆有高度相關(r=0.86-0.88)，在划頻則呈現中度相關(r=0.55)，感測裝置在陸上運動的數據(步頻、衝擊、髖關節活動範圍)的信度考驗皆有高度再測信度(ICC=0.98-0.99)，而在水中的數值，秒數為中度再測信度(ICC=0.65)，划手次數為低度再測信度(ICC=0.56)。

Introduction: Wearable sensor could measure exercise intensity to provide instant feedback. However, very few sensors could accurately measure values both in land and aquatic environment. Purpose：The aim of this study was to assess validity and reliability of wearable sensor usage in land and aquatic environment. Methods：10 healthy subjects and 10 college swimmer were recruited for this study. In land environment, the subjects required to walk and run on treadmill with different speeds (3km/h、10km/h). Ten Vicon cameras (200 Hz) were used to capture marker trajectory to calculate gait cadence and joint range of motion. One Delsys sensor was used to capture foot impacts when walking at different speeds (120steps/min、90steps/min) and different stride distance (100cm/stride、140cm/stride). In aquatic environment, the subjects required to swim 50m with freestyle. The stroke distance and stroke rate were captured by camera. Pearson correlation coefficient was used to for statistical analysis. ICC represented the reliability of measured variables. Results: In land environment, walking and running parameters were highly correlated (r=0.89-0.99). The range of motion during running was moderately correlated In aquatic environment, swim time、stroke and stroke distance were highly correlated (r=0.86-0.88). The stroke rate was moderately correlated. In land environment, all parameters were highly correlated (ICC=0.98-0.99). In aquatic environment, swim time and stroke were moderately correlated.

中文摘要 i
英文摘要 ii
目次 iii
圖次 v
表次 vi

第壹章 緒論 1
第一節、前言 1
第二節、問題背景 2
第三節、研究目的 3
第四節、研究假設 3
第五節、研究範圍與限制 3
第六節、名詞操作性定義 4

第貳章 文獻探討 5
第一節、身體活動量化概念 5
第二節、感測器於身體活動的運應用 6
第三節、穿戴式裝置的應用 8
第四節、文獻總結 9

第參章 研究方法 10
第一節、研究參與者 10
第二節、研究工具 10
第三節、實驗實施程序 14
第四節、資料處理 20
第五節、統計分析 22

第肆章 結果 23
第一節、穿戴式裝置的信度 23
第二節、穿戴式裝置與效標與效標間的效度 24

第伍章 討論與結論 31
第一節、穿戴式裝置在陸上運動狀態的信效度 31
第二節、穿戴式裝置在水中運動狀態的信效度 32
第三節、結論 33

引用文獻 34
附錄 40
附錄一 游泳秒數的平均數與標準差 40
附錄二 游泳秒數的平均數與標準差 41

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