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Research on vibration criteria from the viewpoint of people living in high-rise buildings. Part 1. Various responses of humans to motion
This paper by Takeshi Goto summarizes extensive Japanese studies on human response to horizontal sinusoidal motion with periods of 1 - 10 seconds and amplitudes of 1 - 50 cm. The results are interpreted in biomechanistic terms as a basis for establishing habitability criteria.
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