Rozwiązania z zakresu inteligentnych systemów transportowych w wybranych miastach w Polsce

Stankiewicz, Joanna; Michalski, Konrad

doi:10.22630/eiol.2018.3.3.24

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“…Depending on their source, the fields can range from extremely high-frequency radio waves to extremely low-frequency (ELF) ley lines. Although these fields form the low energy non-ionizing part of the electromagnetic spectrum that can't damage DNA or cells directly but constant exposure to these fields can cause a variety of health problems, including high Resting Heart Rate, fluctuations in heart rate (HRV), high blood pressure, headache, sleep disturbance, fatigue, reproductive problems, neurological issues, and cancer in extreme cases [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10].…”

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Efficacy of Enviroglobe and Geomat in Combating the Deleterious Effect of Electromagnetic Fields and Geopathic Stress on Sleep

2023

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Introduction The aim of this research is to determine the efficacy of Enviroglobe and Geomat in enhancing sleep and other related parameters of a person sleeping in an environment surrounded with natural and manmade sources of EMF. Materials and Methods Sixty-six healthy subjects (44 subjects for Enviroglobe and 22 subjects for Geomat), between 18-60 years were enrolled for this interventional study. The study was conducted at the Apollo Hospital, New Delhi, India. Result The comparison of sleep data with and without Enviroglobe in terms of Deep Sleep (78.8 ±53.9) vs (85.3 ±30.5), (p<0.030) was found to be statistically significant. There was a trend towards significance in sleep efficiency score and REM sleep as well. We did not find any statistically significant difference between light sleep and awake time. There was a statistically significant difference between the sleep data with Geomat in terms of Sleep efficiency score (67.4 ±9.7) vs (73.8 ±7.6), p< 0.028 and awake time (61.3 ±15.4) vs (51.0 ±11.5), p<0.021. We did not find any statistically significant difference between REM, deep sleep, and light sleep. Discussion The World Health Organization (WHO) / International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has classified radiofrequency electromagnetic fields as possibly carcinogenic to humans (Group 2B), based on an increased risk for glioma, a malignant type of brain cancer associated with wireless phone use.

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Efficacy of Enviroglobe and Geomat in Combating the Deleterious Effect of Electromagnetic Fields and Geopathic Stress on Sleep

2023

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The role of innovation in urban logistics on the example of Rzeszów

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2021

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The article presents the role of innovation in city logistics, and above all the impact of modern logistics investments on the quality of life of residents. On the example of the proceedings of the local government of the city of Rzeszów, a brief description was made of activities related to innovations in urban logistics of various types: technological, organizational, structural, process and image-related. On the basis of a survey among the inhabitants of Rzeszów and the Rzeszów agglomeration, the impact of innovations in urban logistics was examined, among others on changing the behavior of society, lifestyle, preferences in movement, quality of life, as well as the identification of residents with the city. As a result of the research, it was found that the inhabitants perceive very well all already implemented and being implemented innovations in urban logistics. It was also recognized that modern investments contribute to improving the quality of life, lifestyle, air quality, health and safety. In particular, it can be said that the innovations made it possible, among others, to shortening travel time by public transport, smoothing traffic in congested areas, infrastructure integration of ecological forms of transport operating in the urban and suburban areas, connecting public transport with individual bicycle, pedestrian and car communication, improving the mobility of people with disabilities or people with reduced mobility, energy efficiency of urban transport by investing in transport with alternative propulsion systems, reducing the negative impact on the environment, including reducing noise and vibrations as well as greenhouse gas emissions, mainly CO2.

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Carsharing jako forma logistyki współdzielenia w mieście

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The main goal of this article was to present carsharing as one of the most popular forms of sharing resources in the broader context of changes taking place in the environment of contemporary humans. Changes in the needs of today`s consumers and preferences of their implementation are present in the scientific discourse on the sharing economy, as well as a new trend of research: social logistics, including city logistics. The article is of a review and descriptive nature. The synthesis of scientific and journalistic literature and reports was adopted. Supporting the presented observations, the survey was conducted among the users of the carsharing system in Warsaw, and its results were presented in a descriptive and tabular form.

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Rozwiązania z zakresu inteligentnych systemów transportowych w wybranych miastach w Polsce

Cited by 4 publications

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Efficacy of Enviroglobe and Geomat in Combating the Deleterious Effect of Electromagnetic Fields and Geopathic Stress on Sleep

Efficacy of Enviroglobe and Geomat in Combating the Deleterious Effect of Electromagnetic Fields and Geopathic Stress on Sleep

The role of innovation in urban logistics on the example of Rzeszów

Carsharing jako forma logistyki współdzielenia w mieście

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