Exploring the user performance of Korean women in smart homes with a focus on user adoption

Han, Min Jee Nikki; Kim, Mi Jeong; Kim, In Han

doi:10.1016/j.jobe.2021.102303

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“…Within the global situation, the construction industry in Korea has grown rapidly over the past several decades [17,18]. In relation to this, efforts have been made to construct infrastructure and residential facilities to accommodate the rapid expansion of major cities [19].…”

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Development of Framework for Estimating Fatality-Related Losses in the Korean Construction Industry

Lee

Jeong

Soh

2021

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The number of fatalities in the construction industry is highest among all industries; thus, various losses in the form of fatalities in construction represent a significant factor for safety management. If a fatality occurs, it is important to estimate the overall loss, as a significant financial loss occurs for each project participant. However, in studies of the cost of accidents involving a fatality conducted abroad, the framework cannot be applied as it is because insurance types, systems, and legal cost systems differ by country. Therefore, we developed a framework for calculating the fatality loss considering various aspects of labor, industry, and regulations in Korea. This was done in four steps: (i) data collection and criteria selection; (ii) proposed framework development; (iii) conduct of questionnaire surveys for the case study; and (iv) analysis and evaluation of the case study. As a result of the data analysis after the case study of general construction companies, the total fatality loss was estimated to be 2,198,260 USD/person. The contributions of this study are the development of a framework composed of newly discovered items that can acquire reliable data in consideration of the properties of the construction industry.

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