VIGILANCE PERFORMANCE OF MEN SLEEPING UNDER ARCTIC CONDITIONS

Authors
  1. Angus, R.G.
  2. Pearce, D.G.
  3. Buguet, A.G.C.
  4. Olsen, L.M.
Corporate Authors
Defence and Civil Inst of Environmental Medicine, Downsview ONT (CAN)
Abstract
The study investigated the effect of cold exposure on vigilance performance in men working and sleeping under Arctic conditions. The results were compared with changes in the amount of REM sleep. EEG sleep recordings were made on six subjects during five baseline nights in laboratory conditions, 16 experimental nights in Arctic conditions, and four recovery nights in the laboratory.
Report Number
PUB-78-X-39 —
Date of publication
01 Jan 1979
Number of Pages
5
Reprinted from
Aviat Space Environ Med, vol 50, no 7, 1979, p 692-696
DSTKIM No
80-00203
CANDIS No
124911
Format(s):
Hardcopy;Originator's fiche received by DSIS

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