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The mathematical model to predict dynamic changes in human during water and air impact was developed. The model takes into consideration physical activity of man, environmental characteristics of air and water immersion. Comparison of modelling results showed that the cooling effect of water is much more than the same effect of air. The model was implemented as a computer simulator and can be used to estimate safe stay time in water and to avoid health hazard caused by water cooling.

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Dynamics of Physiological Responses During Long Distance Run: Modelling

Hrytsenko¹,

Nikolaienko²,

Solopchuk³

et al. 2018

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