Scheepsbewegingen en 'Motion Sickness Incidence' (MSI): Voorspellingen van het Percentage Bewegingszieken op Basis van Vericale Bewegingen (Ship Motions and 'Motion Sickness Incidence' (MSI): Estimations of the Percentage Sick People Based on Vertical Motion).

Bos, J. E.

Scheepsbewegingen en 'Motion Sickness Incidence' (MSI): Voorspellingen van het Percentage Bewegingszieken op Basis van Vericale Bewegingen (Ship Motions and 'Motion Sickness Incidence' (MSI): Estimations of the Percentage Sick People Based on Vertical Motion).

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Abstract:

Ship motions can induce seasickness. Especially the vertical movements with frequencies below 1 Hz are very provocative. This report gives a summary and a description of a computer-implementation of a model formulated by McCauley et al. C1976. and a model by Griffin 1990, to predict the percentage of sick people given a motion time history.

Author(s):

Bos, J. E.

Author Organization(s):

HUMAN FACTORS RESEARCH INST TNO SOESTERBERG (NETHERLANDS)

Descriptive Note:

Interim rept.,

Supplementary Note:

Text in Dutch; summary in English.

Pagination:

0022

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DOCUMENT & CONTEXTUAL SUMMARY

Distribution:

Approved For Public Release

RECORD

Collection: TR

Identifying Numbers

Report Number(s):

TNO-TM-1995-A-71, TDCK-95-1489

Monitor Series:

95-1489, XD

Subject Terms

Communities of Interest:

No COI(s) Identified

Descriptor(s):

*SHIP MOTION, *VESTIBULAR APPARATUS, *MOTION SICKNESS, MATHEMATICAL MODELS, ACCELERATION, STRESS(PSYCHOLOGY), STRESS(PHYSIOLOGY), MOTION, ESTIMATES, TIME, VERTICAL ORIENTATION, HISTORY, SEA STATES

Field(s)/Group(s):

Stress Physiology

Keyword(s):

CORIOLIS ACCELERATIONS

Report Date:

1995 Nov 28

Creation Date:

1996 Jul 10