2023
DOI: 10.23880/eoij-16000307
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Transportation-Related Human Factors in High-Altitude Regions: Review, Needs, and Novelties

Easa SM

Abstract: The low pressure at high altitudes (above 2500 m) causes hypoxia (decreased oxygen) that affects people’s physiological and psychological characteristics. Specifically, hypoxia may affect the neural function of the brain, leading to severe cognitive deficits and a significant decline in memory function and attention. This article addresses the effect of human factors on transportation design and operation at high altitudes (HA), with some details on the Tibet-China region. Specifically, the paper first reviews… Show more

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