浮遊式海洋建築物の快適動揺に関する研究 : 眠気と脈拍反応による考察

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In most cases, there is motion in floating ocean structures. Until now, motion has generally been treated as a negative factor with respect to habitability. On the other hand, the long period motion may provide a feeling of comfort similar to that afforded by a cradle or rocking chair. Accordingly, it is thought that the motion of floating ocean structures contributes to comfort by range and degree. By means of an experimental method, the authors tried to consider whether or not motion could become an added value to the habitability of a floating ocean structure or not. The following results were obtained under the motion conditions established in this research. Comfort was at a range of 0.25-0.44 deg/sec angular velocity amplitude regardless of the period. There was an extremely high correlation between feelings of comfort and drowsiness. Moreover, a sign of drowsiness was proved objectively by pulse-rate variation.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
2000-02-28