The impact of black carbon (BC) on mode-specific galvanic skin response (GSR) as a measure of stress in urban environments

Yang, Xiuleng; Orjuela, Juan Pablo; McCoy, Emma J.; Vich, Guillem; Anaya-Boig, Esther; Ávila-Palència, Ione; Brand, Christian; Carrasco-Turigas, Glòria; Dons, Evi; Gerike, Regine; Götschi, Thomas; Nieuwenhuijsen, Mark; Panis, Luc Int; Standaert, Arnout; Nazelle, Audrey de

doi:10.1016/j.envres.2022.114083

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“…They found that persons with high walkability and greenness in their activity spaces had higher levels of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity. In addition, a recent study [27] combined sensors that measure black carbon concentration with a sensor that assessed galvanic skin response (as a proxy measure of stress) and a GPS device and found that increases in black carbon are related to higher skin responses (indicating higher stress levels) during active travel. Green space and a good active travel infrastructure are associated with lower skin responses while walking or cycling.…”

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Mental Health in Urban Environments: Uncovering the Black Box of Person-Place Interactions Requires Interdisciplinary Approaches

Kanning¹,

Yi²,

Yang³

et al. 2023

JMIR Mhealth Uhealth

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Living in urban environments affects individuals’ mental health through different pathways. For instance, physical activity and social participation are seen as mediators. However, aiming to understand underlying mechanisms, it is necessary to consider that the individual is interacting with its environment. In this regard, this viewpoint discusses how urban health research benefits from integration of socioecological and interdisciplinary perspectives, combined with innovative ambulatory data assessments that enable researchers to integrate different data sources. It is stated that neither focusing on the objective and accurate assessment of the environment (from the perspective of spatial sciences) nor focusing on subjectively measured individual variables (from the public health as well as a psychosocial perspective) alone is suitable to further develop the field. Addressing person-place interactions requires an interdisciplinary view on the level of theory (eg, which variables should be focused on?), assessment methods (eg, combination of time-varying objective and subjective measures), as well as data analysis and interpretation. Firstly, this viewpoint gives an overview on previous findings addressing the relationship of environmental characteristics to physical activity and mental health outcomes. We emphasize the need for approaches that allow us to appropriately assess the real-time interaction between a person and a specific environment and examine within-subject associations. This requires the assessment of environmental features, the spatial-temporal behavior of the individual, and the subjective experiences of the situation together with other individual factors, such as momentary affective states. Therefore, we finally focused on triggered study designs as an innovative ambulatory data assessment approach that allows us to capture real-time data in predefined situations (eg, while walking through a specific urban area).

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Section: Ambulatory Assessment Approaches Are Suitable To Analyze Per...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Mental Health in Urban Environments: Uncovering the Black Box of Person-Place Interactions Requires Interdisciplinary Approaches

Kanning¹,

Yi²,

Yang³

et al. 2023

JMIR Mhealth Uhealth

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Analysis of urban cyclists’ behaviour using GSR: a scoping review

Monga,

Sadhukhan

2024

Transport Reviews

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Wet Field Bi-Polar Surgical Treatment for Retinopathy

Manikandan,

Reddy Sai,

Ravindra Reddy

et al. 2024

International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Techno

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Retinopathy is a major cause due to high blood sugar and it affects the major nerves damage in the back of our eyes. This poor management of sugar levels in our daily intakes and it initiates major cause in human vision. Diabetic retinopathy rectification has most important favored for the every patient whose are affected by the diabetic mellitus. Surgery and surgical instrument based retinopathy has a most featured approach. Wet-field bi- polar cautery is an instrument to reduce the unwanted progressive tissue in our eyes. This device or temperature generated has controlled with the aid of sensor and microcontroller devices. This sensor based temperature optimization has increased the performance of the device. The current scenarios of the device and temperature level have explicated via various electronic devices and improve the surgical performance. Thus the efficiency and effectiveness of the system has most useful for the diabetic retinopathy patients.

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The impact of black carbon (BC) on mode-specific galvanic skin response (GSR) as a measure of stress in urban environments

Cited by 3 publications

References 103 publications

Mental Health in Urban Environments: Uncovering the Black Box of Person-Place Interactions Requires Interdisciplinary Approaches

Mental Health in Urban Environments: Uncovering the Black Box of Person-Place Interactions Requires Interdisciplinary Approaches

Analysis of urban cyclists’ behaviour using GSR: a scoping review

Wet Field Bi-Polar Surgical Treatment for Retinopathy

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