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Improved Measures of Diet & Physical Activity for the GEI:
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Funded Research Grants
Diet Assessment Grants
- Web-based, multimedia tool for reporting dietary intake among children in both Spanish
and English (Principal Investigator (PI): Tom Baranowski, Baylor College of Medicine,
Houston, TX).
- A mobile telephone food record coupled with image processing software to estimate
nutrient intake (PI: Carol Boushey, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN).
- Camera and voice descriptions of foods captured via cell phones used with adaptive
modeling software and automated processing technologies to estimate dietary intake (PI:
Rick Weiss, Princeton Multimedia Technologies Corporation, Princeton, NJ).
- Integrated sensor technology for real-time recording of food intake (PI: Alan Kristal,
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, WA).
Physical Activity Assessment Grants
- A breathing rate sensor, an indoor/outdoor environmental sensor, and an accelerometer
will be combined to assess physical activity (PI: Patty Freedson, University of
Massachusetts, Amherst).
- Multiple wireless sensors will be combined with an accelerometer-enabled cellular
phone to assess physical activity, with the potential to assess other behaviors (PI:
Stephen Intille, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge).
- Device to collect motion, heart rate, and location paired with software to integrate
location data with GIS systems to measure physical activity within the geospatial context
(PI: Kevin Patrick, University of California, San Diego).
Combined Diet and Physical Activity Assessment Grants
- A unified sensor device that captures video images, motion, swallowing, and
respiration to create an electronic chronicle of indexed diet and physical activity
occasions (PI: Mingui Sun, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA).
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