The Effect of Split Sleep on Fatigue Based on the Ocular Indicator: A Train Simulator Study
Abstract:Fatigue was identified as a contributing factor to accidents in the rail sector. Fatigue can be caused by a lack of quantity and poor quality of sleep due to split sleep. Split sleep is common in train operations because of the limited rest time. At that time, train drivers had to sleep, pray, contact family, and commute. This study aims to examine the effect of split sleep on driving fatigue. Fatigue was measured based on the blink duration and frequency through an eye tracker and subjective questionnaires, K… Show more
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