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International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics, 1989
Utveckling av metoder for provning och vardering av personlig skyddsutrustning med avseende pa va... more Utveckling av metoder for provning och vardering av personlig skyddsutrustning med avseende pa vat varmeavgivning
Diversified design needs of personal protective devices and clothing in cold climate : an example... more Diversified design needs of personal protective devices and clothing in cold climate : an example in the design needs of protective outdoor winter shoes
Solving multi-factorial work-environment problems trough participation : case sttudy : VDT operators
Ergonomics, Sep 1, 1988
Hotness, weight, fitting problems etc., have been found to be the chief causes of the unpopularit... more Hotness, weight, fitting problems etc., have been found to be the chief causes of the unpopularity of industrial safety helmets in tropical environments in developing countries (DC). Some selected safety helmets manufactured in industrialized countries (IC) were ...
The use of a personal protective device (ppd) is a widely accepted method of safeguarding workers... more The use of a personal protective device (ppd) is a widely accepted method of safeguarding workers from occupational hazards in industrialized countries (IC) and an important method employed in deve ...
Ergonomic problems outside work establishments in industrially developing countries : an example ... more Ergonomic problems outside work establishments in industrially developing countries : an example from Sri Lanka
PubMed, Dec 1, 1989
Due to the large variability in heads and faces in one population, the standard anthropometric di... more Due to the large variability in heads and faces in one population, the standard anthropometric dimensions of the head, measured from anatomical landmarks alone, may not suffice for the design of fitting headgear, e.g., helmets. To provide adequate data of the shapes and contours of the head to the designer, appropriate head models sculptured using comprehensive head dimensions, must be developed. This paper describes (a) a procedure of collecting comprehensive anthropometric data of the head using a photogrammetric method and (b) a simple sculpturing technique to reconstruct a head model of the user population.
International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics, Nov 1, 2000
International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics, 1989
Utveckling av metoder for provning och vardering av personlig skyddsutrustning med avseende pa va... more Utveckling av metoder for provning och vardering av personlig skyddsutrustning med avseende pa vat varmeavgivning
Diversified design needs of personal protective devices and clothing in cold climate : an example... more Diversified design needs of personal protective devices and clothing in cold climate : an example in the design needs of protective outdoor winter shoes
Solving multi-factorial work-environment problems trough participation : case sttudy : VDT operators
Ergonomics, Sep 1, 1988
Hotness, weight, fitting problems etc., have been found to be the chief causes of the unpopularit... more Hotness, weight, fitting problems etc., have been found to be the chief causes of the unpopularity of industrial safety helmets in tropical environments in developing countries (DC). Some selected safety helmets manufactured in industrialized countries (IC) were ...
The use of a personal protective device (ppd) is a widely accepted method of safeguarding workers... more The use of a personal protective device (ppd) is a widely accepted method of safeguarding workers from occupational hazards in industrialized countries (IC) and an important method employed in deve ...
Ergonomic problems outside work establishments in industrially developing countries : an example ... more Ergonomic problems outside work establishments in industrially developing countries : an example from Sri Lanka
PubMed, Dec 1, 1989
Due to the large variability in heads and faces in one population, the standard anthropometric di... more Due to the large variability in heads and faces in one population, the standard anthropometric dimensions of the head, measured from anatomical landmarks alone, may not suffice for the design of fitting headgear, e.g., helmets. To provide adequate data of the shapes and contours of the head to the designer, appropriate head models sculptured using comprehensive head dimensions, must be developed. This paper describes (a) a procedure of collecting comprehensive anthropometric data of the head using a photogrammetric method and (b) a simple sculpturing technique to reconstruct a head model of the user population.
International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics, Nov 1, 2000