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Citation |
Atsumi B, Tokunaga H, Kanamori H, Sugawara T, Yasuda E, Inagaki H. JSAE Rev. 2002; 23(3): 341-346. |
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(Copyright © 2002, Society of Automotive Engineers of Japan, Publisher Elsevier Publishing) |
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Abstract |
Recently many studies have been presented for realizing a better riding comfort. Above all, efforts for reducing a vehicle motion sickness of occupants are still needed. Motion sickness is considered to be caused by various factors, for example, personal constitution, driving situation and vehicle vibration. In this paper, the characteristics of vehicle body vibration that influence motion sickness were examined and methods to estimate the motion sickness level due to vehicle vibration were proposed. The proposed methods were applied to verify the effects of the improved suspension system that is installed in recently developed vehicles. |