La recolección, utilización y almacenamiento de datos biométricos sensibles en deportistas: insumos para la carrera de Educación Física

• Moncada Jiménez, José ^[1] ; Salicetti Fonseca, Alejandro ^[1] ; Carazo Vargas, Pedro ^[1] ; Morera Siércovich, Pier Luigi ^[1]
  1. [1] Universidad de Costa Rica

     Universidad de Costa Rica

     Hospital, Costa Rica

     
• Localización: Educación: revista de la Universida de Costa Rica, ISSN 0379-7082, ISSN-e 2215-2644, Vol. 45, Nº. 1 (enero-junio), 2021, págs. 607-618
• Idioma: español
• DOI: 10.15517/revedu.v45i1.41607
• Títulos paralelos:
  • Collection, use and storage of sensitive biometric data for athletes: Inputs for Physical Education majors
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  • español

    Recientes avances tecnológicos, incluyendo espacios de almacenaje y algoritmos computacionales, permiten la recolección y almacenaje de una amplia cantidad de variables biométricas asociadas al rendimiento deportivo. El propósito de este ensayo es reconocer la importancia de la tecnología portátil en el ámbito del deporte, así como las leyes internacionales y nacionales que regulan la recolección, uso y almacenaje de datos biométricos de naturaleza sensible provenientes de deportistas, con un ejemplo específico para el caso de futbolistas profesionales costarricenses. La información presentada y discutida es un insumo relevante y actual para la formación de profesionales en Educación Física. A diferencia de la normativa internacional, se concluye que en Costa Rica no existe claridad acerca de la legislación relacionada con la biometría del deporte. También queda en evidencia que es necesaria la creación de programas educativos interdisciplinarios en analítica deportiva.

  • English

    Recent technological advances, such as storage capacity and computational algorithms, allow a large quantity of biometric variables associated with sports performance to be collected. This study addresses the relevance of wearable or portable technology in sports and its association to international and local laws that regulate the recollection, use and storage of sensitive biometric data from professional athletes, analyzed, specifically, within the context of Costa Rican professional soccer players. As opposed to international regulations, Costa Rica lacks specific laws regulating sports biometrics. Interdisciplinary educational programs for sports analytics are also required to provide insight into this topic, so relevant to Physical Education majors, today.

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