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Environmental Ergonomics |
Yutaka Tochihara; Tadakatsu Ohnaka
Elsevier
Environmental Ergonomics
Physiological consequences of wearing personal protective equipment: clothing and helmets
Authors

Alison L. Fogarty; Karen A. Armstrong; Christopher J. Gordon; Herbert Groeller; Brian F. Woods; Nigel A.S. Taylor

ARI Id

1665595379577_17407511

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Pages

383-388

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Preface
Yutaka Tochihara; Tadakatsu Ohnaka
v
Section 1 - Physiology
Regulatory processes of the human body during thermal and work strain
Jürgen Werner
3-9
The interrelation of thermal and nonthermal reflexes in the control of postexercise heat loss responses
Glen P. Kenny; Dwayne N. Jackson
11-15
Brain activation by thermal stimulation in humans studied with fMRI
Tomoko Yagishita; Norihiro Sadato; Tomohisa Okada; Aki Taniguchi; Masahiro Konishi; Kei Nagashima; Yoshiharu Yonekura; Kazuyuki Kanosue
17-20
Comparison of tympanic membrane temperatures measured by contact and noncontact tympanic thermometers during prolonged exercise in the heat
Hidenori Otani; Tohru Ishigaki; Mitsuharu Kaya; Junzo Tsujita; Seiki Hori
21-24
Physiological significance of bright vs. dim light intensities during the daytime for thermoregulatory responses, digestive functions and evening dressing behavior in the cold
Hiromi Tokura
25-30
The effect of illumination and temperature on sleep-wake rhythm disturbances in the elderly
Eus J.W. Van Someren; Rixt F. Riemersma; Roy J.E.M. Raymann; Dick F. Swaab
31-34
Seasonal differences in physiological and psychological responses to hot and cold environments in the elderly and young males
Takafumi Maeda; Toshio Kobayashi; Kazuko Tanaka; Akihiko Sato; Shin-Ya Kaneko; Masatoshi Tanaka
35-41
Section 2 - Heat Stress
Evaluation of test protocols for smoke-divers working in the heat
Mariann Sandsund; Sverre Winnberg; Hans W. Finseth; Geir O. Fossli; Randi E. Reinertsen
45-48
The influence of various methods of fluid ingestion on changes in selected physiological reactions during thermal stress in a sauna
Zbigniew Szygula; Wanda Pilch; Jerzy Wnorowski; Jolanta Sztwiertnia; Masafumi Torii
49-53
Physiological effects of heat stress on ground crew in the Japan Air Self-Defense Force
Hideo Tarui; Yoshiki Kanamaru; Jun Sakagami; Hirokazu Ozaki
55-60
Cockpit thermal conditions and physiological reactions in flight: effects of mental workload on thermal regulation of aircrew while flying tasks
Hirokazu Ozaki; Wataru Ogawa; Shintaro Yokoyama
61-64
Effects of sportswear on thermoregulatory responses during exercise in a hot environment
Hiromi Shin-ya; Seiichi Nakai; Tetsuya Yoshida; Eiich Takahashi
65-70
Environmental temperature during summertime athletic competitions in Japan
Yoko Kajiwara; Shinichiro Ono; Seiichi Nakai; Kazuhiko Kimura; Tadanobu Nozaki
71-77
Assessment of the risks of heat disorders encountered during work in hot conditions in German hard coal mines
Bernhard Kampmann; Claus Piekarski
79-84
Optimum room temperature during rest periods between repetitive exercises under heat stress
Seichi Horie; Takao Tsutsui; Shuhei Sakata; Koichi Monji; Yasuhiro Sogabe
85-90
Heat strain is reduced at different rates with hand, foot, forearm or lower leg cooling
James R. House; Michael J. Tipton
91-95
Most effective immersion treatment for exercise-induced hyperthermia
Caroline I. Proulx; Michel B. Ducharme; Glen P. Kenny
97-100
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