2012
DOI: 10.3233/wor-2012-0019-5288
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Activity analysis: contributions to the innovation of projects for aircrafts cabins

Abstract: This article presents results obtained from some ergonomics intervention in the project for the conception of aircraft´s cabins. The study's aim is to analyze the contribution of the method adopted in the passengers' activities analysis in reference situations, real-use situations in aircraft´s cabins, applied to analyze typical activities performed by people in their own environment. Within this perspective, the study shows two analyses which highlight the use of electronic device. The first analysis has been… Show more

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“…Activities are the links among humans, the cabin environment, and products, and they influence passenger comfort. Some studies (Hiemstra‐van Mastrigt, ; Rossi, Greghi, Menegon, & Souza, ) investigated the main types of activities that passengers perform in aircraft cabins, the space required for these activities, and their duration. The investigation led to discussions on how to avoid passenger discomfort by arranging specific activities at certain times and by employing new devices.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Activities are the links among humans, the cabin environment, and products, and they influence passenger comfort. Some studies (Hiemstra‐van Mastrigt, ; Rossi, Greghi, Menegon, & Souza, ) investigated the main types of activities that passengers perform in aircraft cabins, the space required for these activities, and their duration. The investigation led to discussions on how to avoid passenger discomfort by arranging specific activities at certain times and by employing new devices.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rossi et al. () stated that passengers’ activities would vary depending on flight duration. Greghi, Rossi, Souza, and Menegon () compared the space occupied by passengers performing different activities with the existing cabin space using a methodology called calculation of posture envelopes .…”
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“…Rossi et al [2] stated that passengers' activities would vary depending on flight duration, and they analyzed the activities of using electronic devices in commercial flights and domestic environment. Brenner [3] stated that after continuous sitting for 1.5 hours, a passenger's discomfort could be effectively relieved through a short rest.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%