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Construction Site Hazard Identification and Worker Adverse Reaction Monitoring Using Electroencephalograms: A Review

Version 1 : Received: 24 November 2023 / Approved: 28 November 2023 / Online: 28 November 2023 (03:41:11 CET)

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Wei, B.; Yang, B.; Zhang, W.; Liu, P.; Fu, H.; Lv, Z.; Wang, F. Construction Site Hazard Identification and Worker Adverse Reaction Monitoring Using Electroencephalograms: A Review. Buildings 2024, 14, 180. Wei, B.; Yang, B.; Zhang, W.; Liu, P.; Fu, H.; Lv, Z.; Wang, F. Construction Site Hazard Identification and Worker Adverse Reaction Monitoring Using Electroencephalograms: A Review. Buildings 2024, 14, 180.

Abstract

Construction safety is especially important because the construction industry is so important to a country's development. Significant research and practice have been conducted to mitigate potential risks during construction and improve worker efficiency. With the rapid advancement of cognitive neuroscience and the incorporation of medical technology in recent years, various wearable monitoring devices have been widely used in the construction field for real-time monitoring of workers' physical and mental status. Among these, the use of EEG (Electroencephalogram) in construction environment research allows researchers to gain insight into the physical and mental states of construction workers while performing construction tasks. This review introduces EEG technology and portable EEG devices, followed by an overview of their use in both monitoring workers' adverse reactions and identifying hazards on construction sites, providing an effective guide for EEG research in the construction field and on-site safety management.

Keywords

EEG; Construction; hazard identification; Worker safety; Adverse reaction

Subject

Engineering, Civil Engineering

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