I am a PhD student working on a research project which is intended to help clinician saving more burn patients. I choose the MakeHuman software to help me achieve my need for my Ph.D project which I trust entirely. Here is a short description of my project if you want: http://substance-en.etsmtl.ca/clinicians-save-burn-victims/
First of all, I'd like to thanks the MakeHuman development team for doing such a wonderful software!

Since all my Ph.D. depends on the MakeHuman software, I would be thankful to you if you could help me regarding some questions:
- In your published paper entitled "Ideas and methods for modeling 3D human figures", you mention in the first page that "The development of MH comes from a detailed technical and artistic study of the morphological characteristics of the human body which we shall not cover in this paper". I would be really grateful to have the paper or more information about this point. It would strengthen my choice regarding the use of the MakeHuman software.
- In the parametric modelling from anthropometric measures, I understood the morphing targets allow the modelling of the model but how do you manage the correlation between each morphing target. For example, why the increased of the waist circumference will increase as well the hips and underbust circumference ? On which decision did you choose to create correlation between each measures ? Because from my statistical study, most of the measures are correlated among themselves. Did you based your modelling algorithme on real data? Or on statistical study ?
- I have the same question regarding the proportion of muscle/weight. What made you choose these proportions ?
- We know the software is under LGPL license and be sure we will respect it. Just as a question, for further studies, would you consider a collaboration for the marketing of a web application including the MakeHuman modelling ?

Every years, burned people die because of a bad management. With the MakeHuman software, this project has a chance to save more people!
Thank you all !