KUBO Hiroko
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- Journal of Applied Physiology, American Physiological Society, Do changes in cerebral blood flow modulate the amplitudes of P300 during cognitive task?, Shigehiko Ogoh; Hiroki Nakata; Hiroko Kubo; Manabu Shibasaki, A single session of aerobic or resistance training transiently enhances cognitive function, but the precise mechanism behind this exercise-induced cognitive improvement remains unknown. We investigated the effect of altered cerebral blood flow (CBF) on brain neural activity originating from motor executive and inhibitory processing using electroencephalographic event-related potentials. Exercise-induced improvement in cognitive function could not be explained by an increase in CBF, whereas a decrease in CBF did not affect cognitive function., 01 Nov. 2024, 137, 5, 1106, 1116, Scientific journal, 10.1152/japplphysiol.00351.2024
- Neuroscience research, Effects of hypocapnia and hypercapnia on human somatosensory processing., Hiroki Nakata; Ryusuke Kakigi; Hiroko Kubo; Manabu Shibasaki, The present study investigated the effects of hypocapnia and hypercapnia on human somatosensory processing by utilizing somatosensory evoked magnetic fields (SEFs) with magnetoencephalography (MEG). Thirteen volunteers participated in two experiments separately to measure respiratory and cardiovascular data and SEFs. Both experiments consisted of a combination of normal and rapid respiratory rhythms and two inspiratory gas conditions (air and a hypercapnic gas); normal breathing with air (NB), rapid breathing with air (RB), normal breathing with the hypercapnic gas (NB+Gas), and rapid breathing with gas (RB+Gas). Partial pressures of end-tidal CO2 (PETCO2) increased during inhaling the hypercapnic gas and decreased during RB, but the RB+Gas condition continued to cause elevated PETCO2 compared with the baseline. Subsequently, middle cerebral artery blood (MCA) velocity using transcranial Doppler changed as well, while mean MCA velocity increased under the RB+Gas condition. The peak amplitude of the M60 component in SEFs was also significantly larger under with-gas than without-gas conditions, irrespective of the respiratory frequency. These results suggest that there is a close relationship between cerebral blood flow and neural activity of the M60 component in SEFs. This study provides evidence to further understanding on one of the neural mechanisms of hypercapnia., May 2023, 190, 29, 35, Scientific journal, True, 10.1016/j.neures.2022.11.007
- Refereed, J Phys Fitness Sports Med, Motor imagery and action observation of whole-body movements for experienced motor repertoire: An fNIRS study., Yokota H; Kamijo K; Mizuguchi N; Kubo H; Nakata H, 2023, 12, 108, 117, Scientific journal
- Refereed, Oct. 2022, 800, 657, 667, Scientific journal
- MEDICINE & SCIENCE IN SPORTS & EXERCISE, LIPPINCOTT WILLIAMS & WILKINS, Effect Of Exercise Strategy On Brain Activity At The Start Of Exercise, Keiko Yamamoto; Madoka Nomura; Minami Hirai; Hiroko Kubo; Manabu Shibasaki, Sep. 2022, 54, 9, 556, 556
- Refereed, Jul. 2022, 24, 1, 1, 11, Research institution
- Journal of the Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, A field study on the thermal environments of bedrooms and the sleep quality of elderly people in summer in the urban and rural areas of Nara Prefecture, Chiaki Kido; Hiroko Kubo; Michiyo Azuma; Naomi Sassa; Satoko Hoshino; Norio Isoda, 2022, 25, 1, 31, 42, Scientific journal, 10.1618/jhes.25.31
- Refereed, Investigation of physical and psychological factors relating to quality of life in the elderly : A comparison between urban and mountainous areas, Manae Sugawa; Hiroko Kubo; Satoko Hoshino, Dec. 2021, 23, 2, 1, 11, Scientific journal
- Refereed, Effects of COVID-19 emergency on physical function, QOL, and well-being in women’s university students, Dec. 2021, 23, 2, 12, 23, Scientific journal
- Refereed, J. Human and Living Environment, 人間-生活環境系学会, Research on Sleep and Bedroom Thermal Environment of the Frail O l der Pe o ple in Summer and Winter, Nov. 2021, 28, 2, 107, 114, Scientific journal
- Refereed, Sep. 2021, 72, 9, 17, 36, Scientific journal
- 2021 IEEE INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS CONFERENCE (ITSC), IEEE, Robust Estimation of Thermal Sensation for Vehicle Occupants Using Seat-belt-type Sensor and Thermal Camera, Aki Yoneda; Shin-ichi Shikii; Ken-ichiro Nosaka; Mototaka Yoshioka; Hiroko Kubo, This study proposed a robust estimation of thermal sensation for vehicle occupants using seat-belt-type sensors and thermal cameras. The estimation of thermal sensation of a vehicle faces challenges, including the difficulty in measuring the clothing insulation value of vehicle occupants and influence of airflow from a car air conditioner. To obtain clothing insulation, we applied a dual-heat-flux method using two heat flux sensors mounted on a seat belt. To overcome the influence of airflow, we proposed a new air flow robust model by utilizing the clothing insulation value and skin temperature of the belt-type sensor, and the clothing surface temperature obtained by a thermal camera.The clothing insulation value estimated by the belt-type sensor showed good agreement with a T-shirt (0.39 clo) and sweatshirt (0.83 clo), with errors of 0.01 or less. An experiment with 11 subjects was also conducted in an environment with variable airflow that simulated a passenger compartment. The estimated thermal sensation showed high accuracy with subjective values (R=0.74, RMSE=1.19), compared to the conventional method (R=0.63, RMSE=1.36), and a significant difference was obtained using Student's t-test (t=4.49, p<0.01). Thus, the proposed method is likely to be employed for vehicle occupants in the future., 2021, 1572, 1577, International conference proceedings, 10.1109/ITSC48978.2021.9564715
- Refereed, Jan. 2020, 71, 1, 11, 21, Scientific journal
- Refereed, journal.pone, PUBLIC LIBRARY SCIENCE, The difference in hemodynamic responses between dominant and non-dominant hands during muscle contraction and relaxation: An fNIRS study., Yokoyama N, Ohtaka C, Kato K, Kubo H, Nakata H, The present study used functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS), and investigated the differences in neural activation of ipsi- or contralateral hemispheres between right dominant and left non-dominant hands among right-handed subjects using consecutive motor tasks with muscle contraction and relaxation. The subjects performed tasks under four conditions: (1) right hand up (R-Up), (2) left hand up (L-Up), (3) right hand down (R-Down), and (4) left hand down (L-Down). The peak amplitude of oxy-Hb was significantly larger at the contralateral than ipsilateral hemisphere in the premotor area (PM) under the R-Up condition, and no significant differences were observed between contra- and ipsilateral hemispheres under the L-Up condition. In addition, the peak amplitude was more negative at the contra- than ipsilateral hemisphere in the PM under the R-Down condition, while the peak amplitude was significantly more negative at the ipsi- than contralateral hemisphere in the PM under the L-Down condition. These results suggest that the PM of the left hemisphere among right-handed subjects plays an important role in muscle contraction and relaxation with force control., Jun. 2019, 14, 7, e0220100, Scientific journal, True, 10.1371/journal.pone.0220100
- Refereed, Oct. 2018, 65, 1, 10, 17, Scientific journal
- Refereed, The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics, Effects of Thermal Environmental Change during Floor Heating Onset on Thermal Comfort, KUBO Hiroko, Aug. 2018, 54, 4, 164, 173, Scientific journal
- Refereed, 2018, 164, 2, 96, 102
- Not Refereed, Journal of the Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, Effects of Room Specifications and Lifestyles of Residents on Indoor Formaldehyde Concentrations :― Formaldehyde Concentrations in Student Dormitories ―, Azuma Michiyo; Kubo Hiroko; Isoda Norio, The concern with indoor air pollution has been growing as a serious social problem since the 1990s in Japan, the Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare has established guidelines for addressing indoor chemical substances, and the amended Building Standards Law has restricted the use of building materials containing formaldehyde and required rooms to have ventilation equipment. The purpose of the present study was to examine the effects of differences in the building material specifications on indoor air quality. Two student dormitories were selected for investigation: a student dormitory remodeled using interior finishing materials containing low- formaldehyde substances; and a dormitory built according to conventional specifications. Indoor formaldehyde concentrations were lower than the guideline established by the Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare, even in summer under high-temperature conditions, due to the implementation of the policy to reduce chemical substances in building materials and the effects of the restrictions. However, problems were identified in terms of increases in indoor concentrations after installation of furniture, and mean concentrations during sleeping hours. Ventilation performed by residents effectively reduced mean formaldehyde concentrations. To maintain appropriate indoor air quality, it is important for residents to pay attention to ventilation and room furniture, and their lifestyle, in addition to the selection of building materials., 2015, 18, 1, 1, 9, 10.1618/jhes.18.001
- Refereed, Journal of the Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, Gender Differences in Thermal Comfort and Responses to Skin Cooling by Air Conditioners in Japanese Summer, KUBO Hiroko; Ayako Yasuoka; Hiroko Kubo; Kazuyo Tsuzuki; Norio Isoda, We examined 200 college students, at rest in a sitting position in an air-conditioned classroom, to investigate the differences in physiological and psychological responses between men and women in the thermoneutral zone of SET*. The percentage of women who reported suffering from the cold more often in an air-conditioned environment was higher than that of men. The number of clothing items and the clothing insulation value, estimated using International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9920 were higher for the women than for the men, based on the students' own everyday clothing choices as worn during the experiments. However, the percentage of body surface area covered by clothing worn by the women was significantly lower than that for the men. Although oral and skin temperature decreased in both men and women after 60 min of exposure to a temperature of 25 °C, the oral and skin temperatures of the women's forehead and palms were significantly lower than those in the men. Moreover, the decrease in the women's oral temperature was greater than that of the men. Women felt cooler and more uncomfortable than men did in the ASHRAE comfort zone, with SET* of 22.2–25.6 °C. Gender differences in physiological responses, and differences in the clothing typically worn by men and women, might affect psychological responses to the moderate thermal environment encountered in daily life., 2015, 18, 1, 11, 20, 10.1618/jhes.18.011
- Refereed, BIOCONTROL SCIENCE, SOC ANTIBACTERIAL & ANTIFUNGAL AGENTS, JAPAN, Case Study of Airborne Fungi According to Air Temperature and Relative Humidity in Houses with Semi-Basements Adjacent to a Forested Hillside, Ikuko Bamba; Michiyo Azuma; Nobuo Hamada; Hiroko Kubo; Norio Isoda, We studied airborne concentrations of fungal spores and the thermal environment in houses with semi-basements surrounded by a natural forest. We examined the relationship between airborne fungi and the thermal environment, surrounding natural environment, structures of houses and use of a dehumidifier. The subject residential area was located in the northern part of Nara city, Nara prefecture, Japan. Six detached houses were included in this study. In residential areas, outdoor airborne concentrations were high during summer and autumn, correlated with humidity. The presence of Basidiomycetes was particularly notable, although the indoor concentration was lower than the outdoor level. In the semi-basement rooms, relative humidity was nearly always >80% when the residence was built; however, both the indoor humidity and fungal concentrations decreased greatly when a dehumidifier was used in this study. High levels of Aspergillus and Basidiomycetes were detected in semi-basements. Basidiomycetes are likely of outdoor origin, whereas Aspergillus might grow indoors. Moreover, the composition of fungal species differed according to room-structure and usage. Due to the health risks associated with high indoor concentrations of fungi, the utilization of the semi-basement or basement space requires adequate ventilation and dehumidification, beginning immediately after construction., Mar. 2014, 19, 1, 1, 9, Scientific journal
- Refereed, Biocontrol Science, Society for Antibacterial and Antifungal Agents Japan, Case study of airborne fungi according to air temperature and relative humidity in houses with semi-basements adjacent to a forested hillside, Ikuko Bamba; Michiyo Azuma; Nobuo Hamada; Hiroko Kubo; Norio Isoda, We studied airborne concentrations of fungal spores and the thermal environment in houses with semi-basements surrounded by a natural forest. We examined the relationship between airborne fungi and the thermal environment, surrounding natural environment, structures of houses and use of a dehumidifier. The subject residential area was located in the northern part of Nara city, Nara prefecture, Japan. Six detached houses were included in this study. In residential areas, outdoor airborne concentrations were high during summer and autumn, correlated with humidity. The presence of Basidiomycetes was particularly notable, although the indoor concentration was lower than the outdoor level. In the semi-basement rooms, relative humidity was nearly always >
80% when the residence was built
however, both the indoor humidity and fungal concentrations decreased greatly when a dehumidifier was used in this study. High levels of Aspergillus and Basidiomycetes were detected in semi-basements. Basidiomycetes are likely of outdoor origin, whereas Aspergillus might grow indoors. Moreover, the composition of fungal species differed according to room-structure and usage. Due to the health risks associated with high indoor concentrations of fungi, the utilization of the semi-basement or basement space requires adequate ventilation and dehumidification, beginning immediately after construction., 2014, 19, 1, 1, 9, Scientific journal, 10.4265/bio.19.1 - Refereed, JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY AND COMMUNITY HEALTH, BMJ PUBLISHING GROUP, Influence of room heating on ambulatory blood pressure in winter: a randomised controlled study, Keigo Saeki; Kenji Obayashi; Junko Iwamoto; Yuu Tanaka; Noriyuki Tanaka; Shota Takata; Hiroko Kubo; Nozomi Okamoto; Kimiko Tomioka; Satoko Nezu; Norio Kurumatani, Background Previous studies have proposed that higher blood pressure (BP) in winter is an important cause of increased mortality from cardiovascular disease during the winter. Some observational and physiological studies have shown that cold exposure increases BP, but evidence from a randomised controlled study assessing the effectiveness of intensive room heating for lowering BP was lacking.
Objectives The present study aimed to determine whether intensive room heating in winter decreases ambulatory BP as compared with weak room heating resulting in a 10 degrees C lower target room temperature when sufficient clothing and bedclothes are available.
Methods We conducted a parallel group, assessor blinded, simple randomised controlled study with 1: 1 allocation among 146 healthy participants in Japan from November 2009 to March 2010. Ambulatory BP was measured while the participants stayed in single experimental rooms from 21:00 to 8:00. During the session, participants could adjust the amount of clothing and bedclothes as required. Compared with the weak room heating group (mean temperature +/- SD: 13.9 +/- 3.3 degrees C), systolic morning BP (mean BP 2 h after getting out of bed) of the intensive room heating group (24.2 +/- 1.7 degrees C) was significantly lower by 5.8 mm Hg (95% CI 2.4 to 9.3). Sleep-trough morning BP surges (morning BP minus lowest night-time BP) in the intensive room heating group were significantly suppressed to about two thirds of the values in the weak room heating group (14.3 vs 21.9 mm Hg; p<0.01).
Conclusions Intensive room heating decreased morning BP and the morning BP surge in winter., Jun. 2013, 67, 6, 484, 490, Scientific journal, 10.1136/jech-2012-201883 - Refereed, FASEB JOURNAL, FEDERATION AMER SOC EXP BIOL, Release of acetylcholine during whole-body heating in aged skin, Manabu Shibasaki; Hiroko Negishi; Hiroko Kubo; Kazunobu Okazaki; Craig G. Crandall, Apr. 2012, 26, Scientific journal
- Refereed, JOURNAL OF THERMAL BIOLOGY, PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD, Interindividual differences in thermal comfort and the responses to skin cooling in young women, Ayako Yasuoka; Hiroko Kubo; Kazuyo Tsuzuki; Norio Isoda, The present study aims to understand the effects of interindividual differences in thermal comfort on the relationship between the preferred temperature and the thermoregulatory responses to ambient cooling. Thirteen young women subjects chose the preferred ambient temperature (preferred T-a) in a climate chamber and were categorized into the H group (preferring >= 29 degrees C; n=6) and the M group (preferring < 29 degrees C; n=7). The H group preferred warmer sensations than the M group (P <0.05) and the average of preferred T-a was 27.6 degrees C and 30.2 degrees C in the M group and H group, respectively. Then all subjects were exposed to temperature variations in the climate chamber. During T-a variations from 33 degrees C to 25 degrees C, the H group felt colder than the M group, although no difference was noted in the T-sk (mean skin temperature) and Ts-hand between the 2 groups. From the view of the relationship between the T-sk and thermal sensation, although the thermal sensitivity to the T-sk was almost similar in the H and M groups, the H group might have lower threshold to decreasing T-a than the M group. (C) 2011 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved., Jan. 2012, 37, 1, 65, 71, Scientific journal, 10.1016/j.jtherbio.2011.10.012
- Refereed, American Heart Association, LIPPINCOTT WILLIAMS & WILKINS, An Inadequately Heated Environment Increases Morning Blood Pressure And Morning Blood Pressure Surge In Winter : A Randomized Controlled Trial, Keigo Saeki; Kenji Obayashi; Noriyuki Tanaka; Shota Takata; Jyunko Iwamoto; Nozomi Okamoto; Kimiko Tomioka; Yuu Tanaka; Hiroko Kubo; Norio Kurumatani, Oct. 2010, 122, 21, International conference proceedings
- Not Refereed, International Journal of Biometeorology, Springer, Prediction of human thermophysiological responses during shower bathing, Abdul Munir; Takada Satoru; Matsushita Takayuki; Kubo Hiroko, This study develops a model to predict the thermophysiological response of the human body during shower bathing. Despite the needs for the quantitative evaluation of human body response during bathing for thermal comfort and safety, the complicated mechanisms of heat transfer at the skin surface, especially during shower bathing, have disturbed the development of adequate models. In this study, an initial modeling approach is proposed by developing a simple heat transfer model at the skin surface during shower bathing applied to Stolwijk's human thermal model. The main feature of the model is the division of the skin surface into three parts: a dry part, a wet part without water flow, and a wet part with water flow. The area ratio of each part is decided by a simple formula developed from a geometrical approach based on the shape of the Stolwijk's human thermal model. At the same time, the convective heat transfer coefficient between the skin and the flowing water is determined experimentally. The proposed model is validated by a comparison with the results of human subject experiments under controlled and free shower conditions. The model predicts the mean skin temperature during shower fairly well both for controlled and free shower bathing styles., Mar. 2010, 54, 2, 165, 178, Scientific journal, 10.1007/s00484-009-0265-9
- Refereed, Journal of Environmental Engineering (Transactions of AIJ), Architectural Institute of Japan, THE CHARACTERISTICS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE BY PREFERRED AIR TEMPERATURE OF THE ELDERLY, SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, The purpose of this study is to investigate the individual variations of preferred air temperature and the characteristics of psychological and physiological response by preferred air temperature of the elderly. The subjects who were 94 healthy elderly regulated air temperature for themselves for 120 minutes. The preferred air temperature were from 24.3°C to 29.3°C. The average of the preferred air temperature was 26.9°C. There were differences in skin temperature and heat loss by preferred air temperature. The temperature the subjects regulated lower than 25°C were thought too cold from the physiological response., 2010, 75, 655, 815, 820, 10.3130/aije.75.815
- Not Refereed, Research journal of living science, Nara Women's University, An evaluation of the livelihoods of Afghan refugees in Iran: from interviews in Tehran and Mashhad, Miyasaka Yasuko; Iwasaki Masami; Kubo Hiroko, A preliminary evaluation of Afghan refugees in Iran is reported based on their backgrounds and their living situations. The field study was conducted from January 12 to 15, 2007. First we visited an Afghan refugee family and interviewed the members in Tehran. Next, we visited Nippon International Cooperation for Community Development (NICCO)'s office in Mashhad and interviewed two staff members and five students attending the vocational school managed by NICCO. The interviews were analyzed and evaluated and we have reached the following provisional conclusions. 1. Afghan refugees form and live in Afghan communities to avoid discrimination from the Iranian population in Iran. 2. Since Iran has a good infrastructure, Afghan refugees' living standard in Iran is higher than that in Bamyan, Afghanistan. 3. Resettlement and adjustment to life in Afghanistan has caused a lot of difficulties for refugees who do not own their houses or properties in Afghanistan, and who are second-generation Afghans born and raised in Iran. 4. The Iranian government has been promoting the repatriate policy for Afghan refugees and the support measures of educational and work opportunities for Afghan refugees in Iran have been declining. 5. The repatriated refugees often face hardships in daily life in Afghanistan. Those hardships cause some of them to go back to Iran or to repeatedly move their residences across international borders. They develop transnational networks of family and relatives as their survival strategies., Oct. 2007, 54, 1, 26, 34
- Refereed, 2002, 49, 1, 43, 50
- Not Refereed, Research journal of living science, Nara Women's University, The Life of Women in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region,China : Part3 : Research on the Lives of Ministry Women in 2000, Iwasaki Masami; Katuta Keiko; Kubo Hiroko; Seto Akiko; Nakata Rieko; Hattori Noriko; Miyasaka Yasuko; Murata Masayo, Oct. 2001, 48, 1, 57, 76
- Refereed, 2001, 541, 17, 21
- Refereed, Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ), Architectural Institute of Japan, EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON INDIVIDUAL VARIATION OF THERMAL PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL RESPONSE : Cases of designed air temperature in summer, SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, The study aims to investigate the individual difference of thermal physiological and psychological responses to various air temperature conditions in summer. Healthy 29 women were exposed to air temperature (20℃, 24℃, 28℃ and 32℃) during 120 minutes in a climate chamber. The results were as follows; There were differences among individuals in skin temperature, especially peripheral parts of the body, thermal comfort and thermal sensation. The subjects grouped into three based on preferred air temperature to investigate the responses in detail. Consequently, differences among three groups were found in thermal sensation, skin temperature distribution and skin temperature v.s. thermal comfort., 2001, 66, 542, 35, 40, 10.3130/aija.66.35
- Refereed, Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ), Architectural Institute of Japan, EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON INDIVIDUAL VARIATION OF PREFERRED AIR TEMPERATURE IN SUMMER, SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, The purpose of this study is to investigate the difference of preferred air temperature in summer. The experiments were combined in climate chamber where we could regulate air temperature inside. The subjects who were 29 healthy women regulated air temperature for 120 minutes. The results were as follows; Preferred air temperatures were from 23.6℃ to 30.8℃. The average of the preferred air temperature was 27.0℃, and standard deviation of that was 2.0℃. At the preferred air temperature, the mean skin temperature ranged from 31.8℃ to 35.0℃. There were differences from person to person in skin temperature and the heat loss., 2000, 65, 531, 31, 36, 10.3130/aija.65.31_3
- Refereed, PSYCHIATRY AND CLINICAL NEUROSCIENCES, BLACKWELL SCIENCE ASIA, Sleep stage and skin temperature regulation during night-sleep in winter, H Kubo; T Yanase; H Akagi, To clarify the thermally comfortable environment for satisfied sleep: we investigated the relationship between skin temperatures and sleep stages during night-sleep in winter, summer and autumn. Four healthy young females served as the subjects. The experiments were performed in a climate chamber under three conditions: at 13 degrees C-RH70% with futon and blanket in winter, at 20-18 degrees C-RH60% with futon and towelket in autumn and at 29 degrees C-RH70% with towslket in summer. The subjects' skin temperature on the sole was lower until about 4 hours after lights off in winter than in autumn and summer, and the percentage of st.2 was lower and st,4 was higher in winter than in autumn and summer, although the bed climate both in winter and autumn was much the same., Apr. 1999, 53, 2, 121, 123, Scientific journal, 10.1046/j.1440-1819.1999.00503.x
- Refereed, Journal of Architecture Planung and Envuribnebtal Engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, The Evaluation of Thermal Comfort Affected by Conduction from Warter Heated Floor To Contacted Body Surface, KUBO Hiroko, The purpose of this paper is to clarify the effect of air temperature and floor temperature on the occupants1 comfort sensation in the hot water floor heating system. This paper also considers the contact areas between floor and human body to quantitatively determine the heat conduction between the floor and the subjects. The present study deals with the effect of heat conduction with regard to modified mean skin temperature. The subjects (7 female college students) were exposed to the following conditions : combinations of air temperatures (18℃,23℃) and water temperatures (25℃,30℃,35℃,40℃,45℃) in still air and RH 40% . The subjects were exposed to these conditions while sitting on the floor, sitting on a chair and lying on the floor. The following results were obtained: The skin temperature of the body parts in contact with the floor was affected by the floor temperature. The thermal sensation vote was neutral at a mean skin temperature of 33℃. Levels of thermal comfort and acceptability of the floor temperature was rated as 'satisfactory' at globe temperatures above 20℃. The permissable comfort level of the floor temperature was found to be approximately 25℃ at globe temperature 20℃. New weighting coefficients to calculate mean skin temperature are derived on the basis of Hardy & DuBois formula., 1997, 65, 536, 31, 36, 10.3130/aija.65.43_2
- Refereed, 1997, 492, 35, 42
- Refereed, Building and Environment, Elsevier BV, Cooling effects of preferred air velocity in muggy conditions, Hiroko Kubo; Norio Isoda; Hikaru Enomoto-Koshimizu, Preferred air velocity was investigated by testing a total of 241 Japanese subjects under different air temperatures and humidities in a climate chamber. The work was done to encourage energy efficient air-conditioning design. Increases in air temperature and relative humidity were compensated by increases in preferred air velocity, and then the subjects reported themselves both slightly cool and comfortable. In addition, differences in preferred air velocity with seasonal variation, individual variation, age and sex were examined. © 1997 Elsevier Science Ltd., 1997, 32, 3, 211, 218, Scientific journal, 10.1016/S0360-1323(96)00038-8
- Refereed, 1996, 486, 35, 42
- Refereed, Journal of home economics of Japan, The Characteristics of the Elderly's Residential Thermal Environment -A Questionnaire Survey of Dwlling in the Summer and Winter of the Kansai Area-, ENOMOTO Hikaru; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, This paper aims to analyze the effects of the aging from residential dwellings which are specifically concerned with heating and cooling systems. Also this paper attempts to clarify the characteristics and problems associated with it. For the purpose, we conducted surveys among 900 residents of western Japan during both winter and summer, the residents arranged with three age groups. The main results are as follows : 1) In the summer, the most popular cooling systems are air conditioners among young and middle-aged people, and electric fans among old people over 60. 2) In the winter, the heating mechanism most commonly used are unvented burning heaters among the middle and old people, and "kotatsu"-style heating among those under 40. 3) In the summer, the choice of a cooling system by older people are determined by individual constitution and the body mass index. In the winter, choice of a heating system is affected more by the age of the dwelling or family composition than by constitutional needs., 15 Nov. 1995, 46, 11, 1091, 1100, 10.11428/jhej1987.46.1091
- Refereed, The Japanese journal of ergonomics, Difference of Physiological and Psychological response of thermal environment by aging : Human influence of the temperature and the air flow in the summer, ENOMOTO Hikaru; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, 15 Apr. 1995, 31, 2, 161, 168, 10.5100/jje.31.161
- Refereed, 1995, 46, 5, 447, 454, 10.11428/jhej1987.46.447
- Refereed, 1995, 2, 1, 67, 74
- Refereed, 1995, 46, 6, 587, 596, 10.11428/jhej1987.46.587
- Refereed, 1995, 475, 35, 40
- Refereed, 1995, 486, 35, 42
- Refereed, 1995, 46, 5, 455, 464, 10.11428/jhej1987.46.455
- Refereed, 1994, 1, 1, 51, 57
- Refereed, 1994, 56, 69, 76
- Not Refereed, Journal of Home Economics of Japan, The Japan Society of Home Economics, Effects of Residential Thermal Conditions on the Aged in the Daily Living(Part 3) Characteristics of Countermeasures in Daily Living Way.:Characteristics of Countermeasures in Daily Living Way, KIKUZAWA Yasuko; MIYAZAWA Morie; KUBO Hiroko; YANASE Takuko; ISODA Norio; IGARASHI Yuriko; IWASHIGE Hirofumi; SAKAKIBARA Noriko; TOKUDA Tetsuo; NAGASAWA Yukiko; MIZUNO Yumi, The comparison of the daily living way of the aged against hotness in summer and coldness in winter is executed from the viewpoint of the climatic region, age, and gender.
The following results have been obtained :
(1) As for the countermeasure against hotness in summer, “shading” has been mostly prevailing, and “door of reed blind” or “spreading water” has been used secondly. The aged persons have taken less countermeasures with aging.
(2) As for the method of controlling temperature in summer, the use of airconditioning equipments has been predominant in the urban area compared with rural area, and men has used more compared with women. And the use of electric fan has began to decrease in their eighties, and the use of airconditioner in their seventies.
(3) The aged persons have started warming rooms earlier with aging.
(4) The evaluation of comfort of the aged has no relation to the temperature of the rooms on the case study in Iwate and Hyogo., 1993, 44, 1, 55, 63, 10.11428/jhej1987.44.55 - Not Refereed, Journal of Home Economics of Japan, The Japan Society of Home Economics, Effects of Residential Thermal Conditions on the Aged in the Daily Living(Part 4) Characteristics Found among the Correspondence in Indices.:Characteristics Found among the Correspondence in Indices, TOKUDA Tetsuo; MIYAZAWA Morie; KUBO Hiroko; YANASE Takuko; ISODA Norio; IGARASHI Yuriko; KIKUZAWA Yasuko; IWASHIGE Hirofumi; SAKAKIBARA Noriko; NAGASAWA Yukiko; MIZUNO Yumi, This study is the fourth report on the adaptability of aged persons to living environment and environmental temperatures. The following information is obtained, through analyzing variations by aging and seasonal changes, and they reported how the aged persons accommodate themselves to the conditions of living environment and environmental temperatures.
(1) Among aged groups, corresponding relationships are established between the degree of comfort of living in and the vital resistance of the body as well as between the former factor and the satisfaction in sleeping.
(2) No significant difference is recognized among the groups as for the time of starting to use heaters in the daytime. However, the young groups show a significant delay in starting to use them before going to bed while the aged groups show only about half of month of delay as compared with the beginning in using heaters during the daytime.
(3) The neutral temperature, in which a human being does not feel too hot nor too cold, shows about 10°C lower in winter than in summer.
(4) The young groups accomodate to the cold mainly by adjusting clothing, while the aged groups mainly by modulating body temperatures through physical activity., 1993, 44, 1, 65, 72, 10.11428/jhej1987.44.65 - Refereed, Journal of Thermal Biology, Experimental study on convective heat transfer coefficient of the human body, Hidekado Ishigaki; Tetsumi Horikoshi; Tomoki Uematsu; Masato Sahashi; Tadahiro Tsuchikawa; Tohru Mochida; Tetsuya Hieda; Norio Isoda; Hiroko Kubo, 1. 1. The convective heat transfer coefficient of the human body is essential to predict convective heat loss from the body. 2. 2. The object of this paper is to calculate the convective heat transfer coefficient of the human body using heat flow meters and to estimate the thermally equivalent sphere and cylinder to the human body. 3. 3. The experimental formulae of the convective heat transfer coefficient for the whole body were obtained by regression analysis for natural, forced and mixed convection. 4. 4. Diameters of the thermally equivalent sphere and cylinder of the human body were calculated as 12.9 and 12.2 cm, respectively. © 1993., 1993, 18, 5-6, 455, 458, Scientific journal, 10.1016/0306-4565(93)90076-6
- Not Refereed, Journal of Home Economics of Japan, The Japan Society of Home Economics, Effects of Residential Thermal Conditions on the Aged in the Daily Living(Part 2). Characteristics of Countermeasures by Clothing.:Characteristics of Countermeasures by Clothing, NAGASAWA Yukiko; MIYAZAWA Morie; KUBO Hiroko; YANASE Takuko; ISODA Norio; IGARASHI Yuriko; IWASHIGE Hirofumi; KIKUZAWA Yasuko; SAKAKIBARA Noriko; TOKUDA Tetsuo; MIZUNO Yumi, Following the report of Part 1, this paper reports the results of the analysis concerning the clothing of the aged, based on the investigation of Part 1 and the case-study in Iwate and Hyogo Prefectures.
The results obtained are as follows :
(1) In winter, the aged persons have worn their undershirts one over another, and they have worn more undershirts with aging regardless of their gender.
(2) In summer in cold districts, the aged persons have controlled their degree of comfort by adding outer upper wear, and the tendency has been remarkable in the males. They have begun to wear additional clothing at the temperature of about 22°C.
(3) The thin male aged persons have worn more clothing, and the difference in clothing of the male and older ones between summer and winter has been more remarkable than with the female and younger ones.
(4) In summer, the aged persons in cold districts have worn clothing based on the temperature at waking time, and in winter their clothing has been based on the temperature in non-heated. rooms. On the other hand, in winter, their clothing in warm districts has been based on the outdoor temperature., 1992, 43, 8, 791, 800, 10.11428/jhej1987.43.791 - Not Refereed, Journal of Home Economics of Japan, The Japan Society of Home Economics, Effects of Residential Thermal Conditions on the Aged in the Daily Living(Part 1). Characteristics Found Among the Daily Living Action.:Characteristics Found Among the Daily Living Action, YANASE Takuko; MIYAZAWA Morie; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; IGARASHI Yuriko; IWASHIGE Hirofumi; KIKUZAWA Yasuko; SAKAKIBARA Noriko; TOKUDA Tetsuo; NAGASAWA Yukiko; MIZUNO Yumi, The purpose of this study is to investigate how the aged persons adapt themselves to the living environment and the environmental temperature. A survey of questionnaire on the daily living action and the residential thermal adaptation have been conducted on about 3, 000 aged persons, living in various regions, in summer and winter time.
The results are as follows :
(1) The structure of body has become smaller and thinner with aging.
(2) There have been high correlations between aging and actions involved in the physiological factors. The amount of sleeping time has become longer and the frequency to go to stool, during sleeping, has increased with aging.
(3) A significant regional difference has been recognized in the frequency of bathing. Groups of aged persons at high latitude, who take fewer bathes, spend longer time for one bathing than groups at lower latitude.
(4) A seasonal difference has been remarked in the amount of sleeping time, that has become longer in winter time because of the delay of the hour of rising., 1992, 43, 8, 781, 790, 10.11428/jhej1987.43.781 - Refereed, 1992, 442, 9, 16
- Refereed, 1991, 37, 2, 109, 115
- Not Refereed, Research journal of living science, Nara Women's University, A Proposal to the New Home Economics Curriculum Based on the New Idea, Takana Hiroko; Kubo Hiroko; Uematsu Nami; Hayakawa Kazuyo; Hirate Sanae; Tokita Yasuno, Sep. 1989, 36, 1, p19, 28
- Not Refereed, Research journal of living science, Nara Women's University, The Effect of Air Velocity and Humidity on the Human Body in Hot Evironmental Conditions, Kubo Hiroko; Isoxa Norio; Yanase Takuko, Mar. 1986, 32, 2, p205, 211
- Not Refereed, Research journal of living science, Nara Women's University, Experimental Study on the Evaluation of Air Movement (1) : The Effect of periodically Fluctuating Air Velocity and Uniform Air Velocity on the Human Body, Kubo Hiroko; Isoda Norio; Yanase Takuko, Sep. 1985, 32, 1, p98, 104
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- 2024, 76th
- 2024, 76th
- 2024, 76th
- 2024, 76th
- 日本建築学会環境工学委員会熱シンポジウム(Web), Research on Bedroom Thermal Environment and Sleep of Older People in Summer, 城戸千晶; 久保博子; 東実千代; 佐々尚美; 磯田憲生, 2023, 52nd
- 2021, 73rd
- 2021, 73rd
- 人間-生活環境系シンポジウム報告集, Study on the encourages the start of use of air conditioners for heat stroke in the elderly, 佐々尚美; 東実千代; 久保博子; 城戸千晶; 小浜朋子; 大友絵利花; 磯田憲生, 2021, 45th
- 人間-生活環境系シンポジウム報告集, Relationship between frailty evaluation and physical activity in older adults-Case study in urban and rural areas of Nara Prefecture-, 東実千代; 大友絵利香; 久保博子; 城戸千晶; 佐々尚美; 小浜朋子; 磯田憲生, 2021, 45th
- 日本人間工学会関西支部大会講演論文集, Effects of Winter Bedroom Thermal Environment on Sleep and Blood Pressure in Older Adults A Field Survey in Urban and Rural Areas of Nara Prefecture, 城戸千晶; 帯名千滉; 久保博子; 東実千代; 佐々尚美, 2021, 2021
- Sep. 2020, 2020, 1033, 1034
- Sep. 2020, 2020, 1035, 1036
- Not Refereed, Aug. 2020, 852, 02, 06, Introduction other
- Not Refereed, Mar. 2020, 21, 1, 5, 8
- 2020, 72nd
- 日本建築学会大会学術講演梗概集・建築デザイン発表梗概集(CD-ROM), The survey of seasonal variations in thermal environment and Healthrelated Quality of Life of the elderly,-Part1, Seasonal variations in residential thermal environments and blood pressure, 久保博子; 城戸千晶; 東実千代; 佐々尚美; 磯田憲生, 2020, 2020
- 人間-生活環境系シンポジウム報告集, The effectiveness to the prevention of COVID-19 of the air current of recognition and virus sterilization UV-C-Application of Taft and the UV lamp for the direction of the wind confirmation-, 梶井宏修; 井川正治; 菅原作雄; 土川忠浩; 宮本征一; 薩本弥生; 久保博子; 宮沢モリエ; 山岸明浩; 都築和代; 桑原浩平; 齋藤輝幸; 佐古井智紀, 2020, 44th
- Not Refereed, Nov. 2019, 843, 14, 17, Introduction other
- Not Refereed, Nov. 2019, 343, 11, 18, Lecture materials
- 2019, 71st
- 2019, 71st
- 2019, 71st
- 2019, 2019
- 2019, 43rd
- 2019, 43rd
- 20 Jul. 2018, 2018, 443, 444
- 20 Jul. 2018, 2018, 173, 174
- 2018, 70th
- 2018, 70th
- 2018, 2018
- 2018, 31st
- 2018, 2018
- 2018, 42nd
- 2018, 42nd
- 2018, 42nd
- 2018, 42nd
- 2017, 47th
- 2017, 69th
- 2017, 41st
- Not Refereed, Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Japan Society of Home Economics, Contamination of Air Conditioners by Fungi, AZUMA Michiyo; SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; HAMADA Nobuo, 2017, 69, 0, 85, 85, 10.11428/kasei.69.0_85
- Not Refereed, 2017, 42, 1, 8
- Not Refereed, 2017, 63, 2, 10, 14
- Refereed, The 19th Biennial International ARAHE Congress 2017, A case study on the thermal environments and daily living habits of the elderly for preventing heat disorders, 2017, Summary international conference
- Refereed, The 19th Biennial International ARAHE Congress 2017, A Sensing Technology for Thermally Comfortable Environment using Infrared Thermography, 2017, Summary international conference
- Refereed, The 19th Biennial International ARAHE Congress 2017, Study on the method of regulation of thermal environments in consideration of saving-energy, 2017, Summary international conference
- 2016, 45th
- 2016, 2016
- 2016, 2016
- Not Refereed, Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Japan Society of Home Economics, A survey of the thermal environment under the daily life in summer:-The situation of change of air temperature and the relation of amount of activity of the elder and the young ambient air temperature and psychological reaction of the elderly-, SASSA Naomi; AZUMA Michiyo; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 2016, 68, 0, 121, 121, 10.11428/kasei.68.0_121
- Not Refereed, Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Japan Society of Home Economics, Survey on daily activity and sleep habits of female college students, Kubo Hiroko; Katsuragi rRyoko; Terashima Aya, 2016, 68, 0, 46, 46, 10.11428/kasei.68.0_46
- Not Refereed, 2016, 2016, 0, 221, 224, 10.18948/shasetaikai.2016.6.0_221
- Not Refereed, 2016, 41, 9, 14
- Not Refereed, 2016, 41, 1, 8
- Not Refereed, World Congress 2016, International Federation for Home Economics, The human responses on thermal environment at the bedroom during nocturnal sleep of the elderly and the young in Japanese summer, 2016, Summary international conference
- Not Refereed, World Congress 2016, International Federation for Home Economics, Preventing heat disorders in the elderly by improving their living environment and daily living habits - Analysis of a questionnaire and field measurement surveys in Japan –, 2016, Summary international conference
- Refereed, The fifth international conference on human-environment system ICES2016, A NEW PROPOSAL OF ESTIMATION METHOD FOR THERMAL SENSATION USING INFRARED THERMOGRAPHY, 2016, Introduction international proceedings
- Not Refereed, 2016
- Refereed, The fifth international conference on human-environment system ICES2016, STUDY ON INDOOR THERMAL ENVIRONMENTS IN CONSIDERATION OF SUMMERTIME ENERGY CONSERVATION EFFORTS, 2016, Introduction international proceedings
- Refereed, The fifth international conference on human-environment system ICES2016, INVESTIGATION OF LOCAL-SPOT COOLING INFLUENCE ON ESTIMATION OF THERMAL SENSATION USING INFRARED THERMOGRAPHY, 2016, Introduction international proceedings
- Refereed, The fifth international conference on human-environment system ICES2016, INDOOR THERMAL ENVIRONMENT AND IMPACT OF HOT ENVIRONMENT ON DAILY LIVES OF THE ELDERLY, 2016, Introduction international proceedings
- Refereed, The fifth international conference on human-environment system ICES2016, Experimental study on the effects of cold feet on preferred room temperature, 2016, Introduction international proceedings
- Not Refereed, Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Japan Society of Home Economics, Generation differences in thermal environments and daily living habits in summer, AZUMA Michiyo; OKAMOTO Keiko; SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 2016, 68, 0, 122, 122, Summary national conference, 10.11428/kasei.68.0_122
- Refereed, The fifth international conference on human-environment system ICES2016, The Measurement of Thermal Radiation Environments Using a Compact NET Radiation Meter -Focus on Asphalt, Concrete, and Soil Pavement-, 2016, Introduction international proceedings
- Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-26 Study of Measuring of Thermal Environmental Elements in the Narrow space with Produced small size NET Radiation Meter, KAJII Hironobu; IGAWA Shoji; SUGAWARA Sakuo; TSUCHIKAWA Tadahiro; MIYAMOTO Seiichi; SATSUMOTO Yayoi; KUBO Hiroko; MIYAZAWA Morie, Thermal environmental elements equipment is progressing. When considering the measurement instrument accuracy, the sensor factors affecting the temperature is temperature and heat radiation. The influence of the air velocity is low, the thermal radiation is large. Large thermal radiation measurement instruments in a large space such as a room can be used. In narrow inner and a complex space, the measurement of the heat balance is difficult. In this report, the measurement at one point of the space is considered. For example, a method of measuring a difference in thermal radiation at the position of the right cheek from the surrounding and from the cheek before of 2cm is considered. On the other hand, at the position of 1cm from the surface of the desk, the difference of the thermal radiation is measured. Heat flow from the surface of solid material and the convection heat flow and NET radiation were measured. In this report, thermal environmental elements were measured with Produced heat flow meter and Radiation Meter (Kajii, 1997). For measuring the convection and radiation, the New produced more small size NET radiation meter were used. It is effective for measurement heart analysis in narrow space., 16 Nov. 2015, 39, 173, 174
- Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, F-5 Experimental study of the influences of the cold at feet on preferred room temperature, KUBO Hiroko; TANAKA Yuri; ISODA Norio, To examine the relation between the cold at feet and room temperature choice, experiments of preferred air temperature at climate chamber were carried out by the subjects complained about the cold of feet (cold group) and the subjects felt comfort of feet (warm group). We were measured physiological and psychology responses of the subjects. As a result, the cold group chose slightly higher air temperature than warm group. But skin temperature and thermal sensation were almost same among two groups. However, the comfort of the foot was not comfortable side, did not improve the discomfort of the foot after 120 minutes., 16 Nov. 2015, 39, 205, 206
- Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-19 A survey of the thermal environment and a physiological response under the daily life of the elderly, SASSA Naomi; AZUMA Michiyo; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, In order to investigate the characteristic of the elderly in detail, we measured the ambient air temperature and the amount of physiological response, the action. We conducted two surveys. We measured the physiological reaction for every season. When the elderly and the young did the same action in the same environment, we measured their physiological response. When the elderly and the young were exposed to a rapid temperature change, the change of skin temperature of the elderly was smaller than that of the young. While the elderly was relaxing, there was no big seasonal difference in the mean skin temperature. When the ambient air temperature of the elderly was high, the skin temperature of the arm became high. When it is hot, the outdoor activity of elderly needs to be careful., 16 Nov. 2015, 39, 149, 150
- Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-18 A survey of the thermal environment and physiological value during daily life in summer : ambient air temperatures and skin temperatures of elderly and young individuals, AZUMA Michiyo; Sassa Naomi; Tsuzuki Kazuyo; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, The purpose of this study was to investigate strategies for preventing heat disorders in the elderly. Data on the thermal environment were collected automatically by thermal recording devices, and data on thermal sensation, thermal comfort, room temperature evaluation, and acceptability were collected from 12 young and 12 elderly individuals during daily life in the summer (2012 or 2013). Regarding the physiological responses, skin temperature data (chest, forearm, thigh, and shin) were collected from all subjects. The mean ambient temperature of the elderly subjects was 31.5℃ at relaxation, which was approximately 2℃ higher than that of young individuals. Moreover, wet-bulb globe temperate values of more than 28℃ accounted for approximately 50%. Under high ambient temperature, the shin skin temperature tended to remain low in some elderly subjects; thus, a decline in the regulation of body temperature ability was confirmed. Appropriate environmental control behavior, including using air-conditioning and clothing insulation adjustment, is needed in elderly individuals., 16 Nov. 2015, 39, 147, 148
- 2015, 44th
- Not Refereed, The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics, Japan Ergonomics Society, Introduction of Special Issues No.3 : Measurement Technique for Ergonomics Section 2 : Measurements of Human Response Effected by the Ambient Environment, KUBO Hiroko, 2015, 51, 1, 24, 24, 10.5100/jje.51.24
- Not Refereed, The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics, Japan Ergonomics Society, Round-table Talk: Ergonomics Toward Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2020, and for the Coming Super-Aging Society with Declining Birth Rate, YAMAMOTO Masayasu; KUBO Hiroko; NISHIGUCHI Hiromi; HACHISUKA Satori; MORI Ryouta; YAMADA Yasuyuki, 2015, 51, 3, 167, 173, 10.5100/jje.51.167
- Not Refereed, Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Japan Society of Home Economics, A questionnaire on the daily living habit and the measure against heat of elder in summer:Changes in consciousness after research collaboration, AZUMA Michiyo; SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 2015, 67, 0, 77, 77, 10.11428/kasei.67.0_77
- Not Refereed, Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Japan Society of Home Economics, Survey on daily life and indoor thermal environment of the elderly in winter, Kubo Hiroko; Yorita Miku; Azuma Michiyo; Sassa Naomi; Isoda Norio, 2015, 67, 0, 76, 76, 10.11428/kasei.67.0_76
- Not Refereed, 2015, 77, 28, 31
- Not Refereed, The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics, Japan Ergonomics Society, Special Issues No.3 : Measurement Technique for Ergonomics Section 2 : Measurements of Human Response Effected by the Ambient Environment (1) Thermal Environment, Thermoregulation, and Thermal Comfort, TSUZUKI Kazuyo; KUBO Hiroko, 2015, 51, 1, 25, 35, Introduction scientific journal, 10.5100/jje.51.25
- Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-55 A Study on Thermal Comfort in Winter : Part1: Physical and Psychological Responses in terms of Sex Differences and Daily Fluctuation, TANAKA Yuri; KATAYAMA Yuri; SHIKII Shin-ichi; KUSUKAME Koichi; KUBO Hiroko, To make a study on thermal comfort in winter, we measured skin temperatures, rectal temperatures, thermal sensation votes and thermal comfort votes of the subjects. Eight young men and eight young women took part in as subjects. All subjects were exposed to four different conditions in a climate chamber, which adjusted the temperatures to 16, 19, 22 and 25 degrees Celsius, as indoor temperatures in winter. In 16℃ and 25℃ environments, they experienced two levels of activity (sedentary and bicycling for 5 minutes), and two levels of clothing: normal (0.92clo) and heavily (1.41clo) in a 16℃ environment, and normal (0.92clo) and lightly (0.54clo) in a 25℃ environment. Both on men and on women, mean skin temperatures in the afternoon were higher than those of in the morning. Men's mean skin temperature was higher than that of women, both in the morning and in the afternoon. Thermal sensation votes were linearly-related to SET*, but for when heavily clothed in the morning and in the afternoon. When heavily clothed, women's thermal sensation votes were plotted under the regression line, which suggested women felt cold in their feet, for only the clothing value of upper body was the difference between normal clothing and heavily clothing., 20 Nov. 2014, 38, 277, 280
- Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-56 A Study on Thermal Comfort in Winter : Part 2: Thermal Sensation Estimation using Thermography, SHIKII Shin-ichi; KUSUKAME Koichi; TANAKA Yuri; KATAYAMA Yuri; KUBO Hiroko, Aiming to develop a non-contact thermal sensation estimation method, we investigated the relationship between thermal sensation and heat loss from surface of skin or clothing by analyzing the thermal images of each subject. Subjects were 8 females and 8 males and their ages were between 19 and 29. Thermal sensations on sedentary state with clothing of 0.92 do were voted every 10 minutes during 40 minutes on each level of four ambient temperatures (16℃, 19℃, 22℃, 25℃). At the same time, surface thermal distributions of four aspects (forth, back, left, right) of each subject were recorded by using an infrared thermo camera. Furthermore, to evaluate the influence of clothing, conditions of 1.41clo at 16℃ and 0.54clo at 25℃ were added. These experiments were conducted around March. From our analyses, we found the thermal sensation shows a strong correlation with heat loss estimated from each thermal image, and this relationship is independent of the clothing. From these results, we think thermal images have the potential of non-contact thermal sensation estimation irrespective of clothing., 20 Nov. 2014, 38, 281, 284
- Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-7 Case study of the Indoor Fungi and Thermal Environment in an Environmental Symbiosis type House : Effect of the concentrations after interior modification, Azuma Miciyo; Bamba Ikuko; Kubo Hiroko; Isoda Norio; Hamada Nobuo, We studied concentrations of fungal spores in houses with semi-basements surrounded by a natural forest. Since the temperature change through year in semi-basement is small, the thermal environment is comfortable. However there is a tendency for humidity to become high in a summer. We have reported the relation between seasonal variation, or use of a dehumidifier and the concentration changes of fungi. In the measuring object residence, modification with wood on a part of surface of the wall was performed; we measured to assess the effect on fungal concentration. As a result, the wall temperature difference became small and the downward tendency of adhered fungal concentrations was seen at the remodeled surface of a wall., 20 Nov. 2014, 38, 71, 72
- Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41462 Field study on the relationship between symptoms of sick-house syndrome and air quality or living habits of university students in Kansai area : Symptoms of sick-house syndrome and knowledge, BAMBA Ikuko; AZUMA Kenichi; AZUMA Michiyo; SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; IGARASHI Yuriko; ISODA Norio, 12 Sep. 2014, 2014, 967, 968
- Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41157 Investigation of elderly people's thermal environment and consciousness for heat disorders in summer, AZUMA Michiyo; SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 12 Sep. 2014, 2014, 313, 314
- Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41158 Survey on Daily Sleep and Thermal Environment at Bedroom in Summer, Kubo Hiroko; Isoda Norio; Azuma Michiyo; Sassa Naomi, 12 Sep. 2014, 2014, 315, 316
- Proceedings of AIJ Shikoku Chapter architectural research meeting, Architectural Institute of Japan, 44 Study on sex differences in thermal sensation to skin cooling by the deliberations of physiological responses and form of clothes, YASUOKA Ayako; KUBO Hiroko; TSUZUKI Kazuyo; ISODA Norio, 10 May 2014, 14, 87, 88
- Not Refereed, Studies of Thermal Comfort at Kinki-branch, Apr. 2014, 88, 4, 379, 381
- 2014, 2014
- 2014, 2014
- Not Refereed, Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Japan Society of Home Economics, Research on use of a parasol:examination from a questionnaire and a subjective experiment, Azuma Michiyo; Sassa Naomi; Kubo Hiroko; Isoda Norio, 2014, 66, 0, 1, 1, 10.11428/kasei.66.0_1
- Not Refereed, Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Japan Society of Home Economics, Study on sex differences in clothing and thermal comfort with using air conditioner in summer, YASUOKA Ayako; KUBO Hiroko; TSUZUKI Kazuyo; ISODA Norio, 2014, 66, 0, 2, 2, 10.11428/kasei.66.0_2
- Not Refereed, 2014, 44, 113, 116
- Refereed, 2014, 29, 12, 1579, 1584, Report scientific journal
- Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41150 Effects of electric conservative awareness on thermal comfort in summer 2012, Kubo Hiroko; Azuma Michiyo; Sassa Naomi; Isoda Norio, 30 Aug. 2013, 2013, 299, 300
- Architectural Institute of Japan, Field measurement on the environmental symbiotic type houses : Part 14 Change of life habits and thermal environment after construction, BANBA Ikuko; AZUMA Michiyo; SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 24 May 2013, 53, 233, 236
- 2013, 2013
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, G-6 Study of power-saving action and thermal comfort of student : The case of dormitory in summer 2012 and winter 2013, KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; Sassa Naomi; AZUMA Michiyo, The purpose of this study is to find factors, in order to propose power saving and comfortable environment. Subjects were 21 young women lived in university dormitory and divided into two groups, a "Power Saving group" (had awareness of power saving) and a "non-Power Saving group" (didn't have awareness of power saving) due to self-judged. We measured air temperature, the amount of electricity use and clothing, report of life behavior in summer and winter. As a result, power saving action affected room temperature, electricity use, Air-conditioner use rate, and thermal comfort in summer. There is relationship between amount of electricity use and outdoor temperature in winter., 2013, 37, 243, 246
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-7 A survey of the thermal environment and a physiological value under the daily life in summer : (part2) Skin temperature and physical activity of the elderly and the young, AZUMA Michiyo; Sassa Naomi; Tsuzuki Kazuyo; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, The temperature and humidity, skin-temperature and physical activity data, were continuously collected under the daily life in summer from healthy elderly person and the young. Elderly person were living in the environment of high humidity high temperature compared with the young .While mean skin temperature did not have the age difference, but the chest skin temperatures of elderly person were lower than the young, and tended to change with the ambient air temperature., 2013, 37, 61, 64
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-5 Field measurement on thermal environment of office and thermal comfort of office workers, FURUKAWA Masako; KUBO Hiroko; OKADA Airi; ISODA Norio; SUGISAKI Tomoko; OKADA Kaku, In order to investigate the thermal comfort of office workers, a series of field measurement in offices was carried out from summer of 2011 to next summer. We measured air temperatures, relative humidities, air velocites, globe temperatures in all seasons. The questionnaire survey on the workers was also carried out to evaluate the effect of the thermal environment. As a result, the office room temperatures and relative humidities in the summer of 2011 were higher than about 1℃・10% in summer of 2012. The workers felt warm at 27℃ more in the summer of 2012, and then they voted that work did not progress. However, in the summer of 2011 they did not report almost that work did not proceed., 2013, 37, 57, 58
- Not Refereed, Technical Papers of Kinki-chapter Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, A-20 Study of power-saving action and thermal comfort of student : The case of dormitory in summer 2012, KOBAYASHI Yumika; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 2013, 2012, 0, 85, 88, 10.18948/shasekinki.2012.0_85
- Not Refereed, Technical Papers of Kinki-chapter Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, A-41 The influence of thermal environment at bedroom on nocturnal sleep of elderly and the young in summer, KAMEGAI Kasumi; ISODA Norio; Sassa Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; Azuma Michiyo, 2013, 2012, 0, 169, 172, 10.18948/shasekinki.2012.0_169
- Not Refereed, The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics, Japan Ergonomics Society, 1E3-3 Effects of nocturnal Sleep for daytime sleepiness in female college students, KUBO Hiroko; TERASHIMA Aya; KATSURAGI Ryoko, 2013, 49, 0, S214, S215, 10.5100/jje.49.S214
- Not Refereed, Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Japan Society of Home Economics, Thermal responses of the elderly women in the difference of the rate of decreasing in the air temperature, YASUOKA AYAKO; KUBO Hiroko; SASSA NAOMI; ISODA NORIO, 2013, 65, 0, 269, 269, 10.11428/kasei.65.0_269
- Not Refereed, Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Japan Society of Home Economics, Influence of the hardness of the mattress on human responses during nocturnal sleep, Part2:Examination of the continuous use at the subjects' room, KUBO Hiroko; Kawanishi Miwa, 2013, 65, 0, 270, 270, 10.11428/kasei.65.0_270
- Not Refereed, Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Japan Society of Home Economics, A questionnaire on the daily living habit and the measure against heat of elder in summer, AZUMA Michiyo; OKAMOTO Keiko; SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 2013, 65, 0, 268, 268, 10.11428/kasei.65.0_268
- Not Refereed, 2013, 39, 1, 6
- Not Refereed, 2013
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-6 A survey of the thermal environment and a physiological value under the daily life in summer : (part1) Ambient air temperature and psychological reaction of the elderly, SASSA Naomi; AZUMA Michiyo; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, In order to consider the living environment improvement for the heatstroke prevention in a summer, we measured elderly people's ambient air temperature and the amount of psychology. Subjects were 30 elderly people and were up to every 15 men and women. We conducted investigation in August, 2012. In spite of high temperature environment, elderly people did not think that was unpleasant. There were some elderly people who opened only the window, without using air conditioning. They were in the situation where elderly people's ambient air temperature and WBGT are high, and the danger of heatstroke is high., 2013, 37, 59, 60, Summary national conference
- Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41097 The individual variation of the relationship between the adaptability and the seasonal adaptability by changing the ambient temperature, YASUOKA Ayako; KUBO Hiroko; TSUZUKI Kazuyo; ISODA Norio, 12 Sep. 2012, 2012, 193, 194
- Architectural Institute of Japan, 4070 Case Study on Seasonal Variation of the fungus in the environmental symbiotic type houses, BANBA Ikuko; AZUMA Michiyo; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; HAMADA Nobuo, 25 May 2012, 52, 277, 280
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-29 Individual differences of physiology and psychological effects of decrease in room temperature on human body in summer, KUBO Hiroko; OHNISHI Mai; ISODA Norio; SASSA Naomi, The purpose of this study is to investigate characteristics of psychological and physiological response by subjects preferred air temperatures to decreased air temperature conditions The experiments were conducted at climate chamber in summer Subjects were 21 collage-aged young women They took part in experiment of preferred air temperature and 2 times experiments of different air temperature conditions After 30 minutes at 31℃ subjects were exposed 2 different thermal conditions for 90 minutes that were 2 decrease speed(12℃/h 6℃/h)of air temperature from 31℃ to 25℃ and at 25℃ during time left The results were as follows The mean skin temperature decreased following the air temperature Peripheral skin temperature decreased during constant temperature at 25℃ Thermal sensation and comfort vote changed 'comfortable' and ' cool' from 'uncomfortable' and 'warm' following decreased air temperature There were differences among individuals in thermal comfort and thermal sensation The differences among three groups were found in thermal sensation thermal comfort and skin temperature v.s thermal comfort., 2012, 36, 233, 236
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-9 A field measurement of thermal comfort of office workers in winter, FURUKAWA MasakO; KUBO HirOkO; OKABA Airi; YASUOKA AyakO; SUOISAKI TOmOkO; TAKEYA NObuyuki, In order to iBvostigate the thermal comfort of office workers, a field measurement in offices was carried out in wiHter. We measured air temperatures, relative humidities, air velocity, globe temperature. The questionnaire survcy on the workers was also carried out to evaluate the effect of the thermal environment. As a result, the air temperatures were 20℃-23℃ and the relative humidities were 40%. The vertical air temperature difference were measured at the 0.1m and 1.1m levels were 2℃-4℃. The office workers voted thermal sensation of cold side and thermal comfort sensation of uncomfortable side in thermal comfort zone., 2012, 36, 71, 74
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-7 Effects of Room Temperature Change on the Young Women, Tanaka Yuri; Hiroko Kubo; Isoda Norio; Yasuoka Ayako, The p uqjose of this study was to examine the effects of cooling speed and cooling time on young women's body responses. We measured skin temperatures, thermal sensation vote (TSV)and thermal comfort vote (TCV).We conducted two experiments; I . Cooling Experiment (2 conditions): the room temperature changed from 31 to 25℃. (1. cooling speed was 0.2℃/min, 2. cooling speed wad 0.10C/min); II. Heating Experiment (3 conditions): the room temperature changed from 25 to 33℃ at following speed after cooled at 25℃ for following time. (1. at 0.4℃/min, for 30 minutes, 2. at 0.4℃/min, for 60 minutes. 3. at 0.13℃/min, for 30 minutes) Skin temperatures changed following the room temperature. There were high correlation between TSV and the room temperature. Peripheral skin temperatures continued decreasing at 25℃. The longer staying at 25℃, the more decreasing skin temperature was. The cooling speed didn't affect TSV. TSV was affected by cooling time and the time of being in hot environment., 2012, 36, 63, 66
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-5 Thermal responses or elderly and young women in the decreasing the air temperature, YASUOKA Ayako; HASEGAWA Mami; KUBO Hiroko; SASSA Naomi; ISODA Norio, To investigate the effects of a decrease in the air temperature on the human body in different age groups, the experiments were conducted with 11 elderly and 11 young women. They were exposed to a preset temperature of 31℃ for 30 min after entering a climate chamber. In the following 30 min or 60 min, the air temperature was decreased linearly t0 25℃. The skin temperature of the instep decreased with the decreasing the air temperature in both groups of subjects. However, the skin temperature or the chest in only the e1derly subjects decreased. In addition, it suggested an association between the thermal sensitivity and the rate or decreasing the air temperature in e1derly subjects., 2012, 36, 57, 58
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-3 FIeId study on the reIatIonshIp between symptoms of sIck-house syndrome and aIr quaIIty or IIvIng habIts of unIversIty students, BAMBA IkukO; AZUMA MIchIyO; IOARASHI YurIkO; KUBO HIrOkO; ISOBA NOrIO, Tho purpose of this study is to analyzo tho relationship between symptoms of the siok-houso syndrome and indoor air quality or living habits of univorsity students through questionnaires and moasurement survoys conduoted in october and November 2010. We analyzed 154 quostionnaires. At the time of the survey, about 3O% of students clearly showed some of the symptoms of the sick-house syndrome, of which, bad odor and soro throat wore tho most common. It was shown that these symptoms were to bo due to the allergies and tho dietary habits of the studonts. Most houses of students living with their parents woro 10 yoars old or oldor. and those of studonts living alone were 5 years or oIder. Thereforo, new furniture may also bo considered a cause of the symptoms. Tho concentration of formaldehydo in autumn was less than the guidanoe levol in all of tho 7 students' apartments and 20 dormitory rooms that were surveyod., 2012, 36, 51, 54
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of Japan Ergonomics Society, Japan Ergonomics Society, The effects of the hardness of bed battress on feeling in bed and nocturanal sleep, KUBO Hiroko; Kisanuki Miho, 2012, 48, 0, 144, 145, 10.14874/jergo.48spl.0.144.0
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of Japan Ergonomics Society, Japan Ergonomics Society, The effect of the physiological and the psychological responses by changing room temperature in summer:-Comparison of the increasing temperature and the decreasing temperature-, YASUOKA Ayako; KUBO Hiroko; TSUZUKI Kazuyo; ISODA Norio, 2012, 48, 0, 370, 371, 10.14874/jergo.48spl.0.370.0
- Not Refereed, Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Japan Society of Home Economics, THE EFFECTS OF THE MATTRESS ON NOCTURNAL SLEEP, kubo Hiroko; Kisanuki Miho, 2012, 64, 0, 240, 240, 10.11428/kasei.64.0_240
- Not Refereed, Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Japan Society of Home Economics, Individual differences of the body temperature regulation and thermal comfort by decreasing the air temperature:- Comparison of summer and winter -, YASUOKA Ayako; KUBO Hiroko; TSUZUKI Kazuyo; ISODA Norio, 2012, 64, 0, 238, 238, 10.11428/kasei.64.0_238
- Not Refereed, 2012, 6, 2, 372, 375
- Not Refereed, 2012, 38, 1, 10
- Not Refereed, 2012, 38, 19, 24
- Refereed, Proc. of Healthy Building,2012, Monitoring formaldehyde indoors and inside furniture using developed sensing element and device, KUBO Hiroko; Yasuko Yamada Maruo; Hiroshi Kimura; Michiyo Azuma; Ikuko Banba; Norio Isoda, 2012, 88, 12, Introduction international proceedings
- Not Refereed, Journal of Environmental Engineering (Transactions of AIJ), Architectural Institute of Japan, PREFERRED AIR TEMPERATURE BY THE ELDERLY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE TO ESTABLISHED AIR TEMPERATURE, SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, The purpose of this study is to investigate the psychological and physiological responses to various air temperature conditions via the preferred air temperature of the elderly. The subjects who were 29 healthy females and 28 healthy males were exposed to 8 established air temperatures(23°C-33°C) for 60 minutes. The lower thigh skin temperature of the ‘High’ group was higher than the other groups at low air temperature. The ‘High’ group shows a decline in thermoregulation greater than the other group. When the ‘Low’ group regulated air temperature freely, they regulated too low an air temperature., 2012, 77, 676, 475, 479, 10.3130/aije.77.475
- Refereed, World Congress 2012, International Federation for Home Economics, A study on sex differences in body temperature regulation and thermal comfort when using air-conditioners in summer, 2012, Summary international conference
- Refereed, World Congress 2012, International Federation for Home Economics, A case study on resident lifestyles in natural symbiotic environments: Actual lifestyle conditions and thermal environments in environmentally symbiotic houses in Nara, Japan, 2012, Summary international conference
- Refereed, World Congress 2012, International Federation for Home Economics, A study on housing environments in the Yoshino-type village in Nara Japan: Lifestyle and thermal environment in the Kakezukuri type house, 2012, Summary international conference
- Refereed, World Congress 2012, International Federation for Home Economics, Survey on odors in house living-dining rooms with kitchens, 2012, Summary international conference
- Refereed, World Congress 2012, International Federation for Home Economics, Thermal conditions in the bedroom and human responses during nocturnal sleep in Japanese summer, 2012, Summary international conference
- Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P2-6 Sweat rate and skin blood flow to increasing doses of methacholine in aged skin, Shibasaki Manabu; Kubo Hiroko; Isoda Norio; Inoue Yoshimitsu, 03 Oct. 2011, 2011, 65, 65
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41026 The individual variation of the body temperature regulation and the thermal comfort to a warmer ambient temperature, YASUOKA Ayako; KUBO Hiroko; TSUZUKI Kazuyo; ISODA Norio, 20 Jul. 2011, 2011, 51, 52
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41028 Individual and Gender differences of physiological and psychological responses on Preferred Air Temperature in Summer, KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; SASSA Naomi, 20 Jul. 2011, 2011, 55, 56
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41025 Study on the comfortable thermal environment in consideration of energy saving, SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 20 Jul. 2011, 2011, 49, 50
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41330 Field measurements on the thermal environment and the indoor fungi in basement of the environmental symbiotic type houses, BANBA Ikuko; AZUMA Michiyo; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 20 Jul. 2011, 2011, 667, 668
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41311 Field Study on Formaldehyde Concentration Using a Newly-developed Simplified Sensor Element, KIMURA Hiroshi; MARUO Yasuko; AZUMA Michiyo; BANBA Ikuko; ISODA Norio; KUBO Hiroko, 20 Jul. 2011, 2011, 629, 630
- Not Refereed, 05 Mar. 2011, 85, 3, 209, 217, Introduction scientific journal
- 2011, 63rd
- 2011, 63rd
- 2011, 63rd
- 2011, 20th
- Not Refereed, Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, 一般社団法人 日本家政学会, The effect of the individual difference of the body temperature regulation to thermal comfort by changing the air temperature, YASUOKA Ayako; KUBO Hiroko; TSUZUKI Kazuyo; ISODA Norio, <B>【目的】</B><BR>本研究は体温調節反応と温熱的快適感の個人差を明らかにすることを目的に、高温の環境を好む被験者(=高温群)と中性の環境を好む被験者(=中温群)を同様の温熱環境に曝露させ、各群の体温調節反応の特性を検討した。本報では特に冬期における室温低下時の結果を報告する。<BR><B>【方法】</B><BR>実験では好みの気温を選ぶ選択気温実験に参加した健康な青年女性13名(うち高温群6名)を、33℃40分間一定後、40分掛け25℃まで下降、その後25℃で40分間一定に変化する環境に暴露させた。相対湿度は50%一定とした。測定項目は環境温(0.1、0.6、1.1、1.6m)、相対湿度、グローブ温及び生理量として皮膚温、直腸温、血圧、心拍等、心理量として温冷感や快適感を5分間隔で評価させた。実験期間は2009年2月~3月に掛けて13~16時の時間帯とした。 <BR><B>【結果】</B><BR> 平均皮膚温や躯幹部皮膚温に群間の差は認められなかった。しかし下腿皮膚温は高温群の方が気温低下後も高い値を保っており、高温群の血管収縮能の弱さが窺えた。高く保たれた皮膚温は放熱の影響が大きかったと考えられ、中温群より寒く不快側に評価する傾向にあった。また室温に関わらず高温群の方が血圧、心拍ともに有意に低くなった。, 2011, 63, 0, 266, 266
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of Japan Ergonomics Society, Japan Ergonomics Society, The effects of the bed mattress on body posture and nocturnal sleep, KISANUKI Miho; KUBO Hiroko, 2011, 47, 0, 208, 209, 10.14874/jergo.47spl.0.208.0
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of Japan Ergonomics Society, Japan Ergonomics Society, The study of distribution area of body pressure on the bed mattress with different hardness:Comparison with elderly and young person, KUBO Hiroko; TOMARI Yuko; KISANUKI Miho, 2011, 47, 0, 210, 211, 10.14874/jergo.47spl.0.210.0
- Not Refereed, 2011, 37, 1, 10
- Not Refereed, Journal of Environmental Engineering (Transactions of AIJ), Architectural Institute of Japan, STUDY ON SEASONAL VARIATION OF THERMAL COMFORTABLE ZONE BY PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE IN HOUSE, YASUOKA Ayako; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; KIMURA Fumio, In order to investigate seasonal variations in the thermal comfortable environments a year round experiment on human subjects was conducted in a detached house in the suburb of Tokyo. Thirty five college-aged women were provided by the experimenter with uniform clothing, which was subject to seasonal changes (0.4clo-1.3clo). Air temperature, humidity, globe temperature and air velocity were continuously recorded and several skin temperatures, the microclimate temperature and humidity inside the clothing of human subjects were monitored. Thermal and comfort sensations were evaluated at the interval of 10 minutes. The SET* values were calculated based on measurements results and comparison was conducted for values for different seasons.
The variations in the thermal environment according to the season, time, and type of room had influenced the physiological and psychological responses of the subjects. SET* values obtained from the correlation ship with thermo neutral sensation were 25°C and 28°C in the winter and the summer, respectively. Mean skin temperature which strongly correlated with thermo neutral sensation was 33°C and 35.5°C in the winter and the summer, respectively. The comfortable zone was found to range from 24°CSET* to 29°C SET* and from 25.5°CSET* to 30°CSET* in the winter and the summer, respectively. These determined ranges of SET* values were higher than the comfortable SET* variations in the ASHRAE standard 55-2004. The difference might be considered to occur due to young female subjects and could possibly also originate in clod floor in the winter season or the air velocity in the summer season., 2011, 76, 663, 479, 484, 10.3130/aije.76.479 - Not Refereed, The fourth international conference on human-environment system ICES2011, Effect of the mattress on distribution area of body pressure and body posture during nocturnal sleep in young men, 2011, Summary national conference
- Not Refereed, The fourth international conference on human-environment system ICES2011, The individual differences of the body temperature reguration and the thermal comfort by changing air temperature, 2011, Summary national conference
- Not Refereed, The fourth international conference on human-environment system ICES2011, The physiological and psychological effects of decrease in room temperature on human body in summer, 2011, Summary national conference
- Not Refereed, The fourth international conference on human-environment system ICES2011, The elderly human response under the established air te,perature and their preferred air temperature, 2011, Summary national conference
- Not Refereed, The fourth international conference on human-environment system ICES2011, Field investigation of the indoor fungi and thermal environment - Seasonal change of fungal level in the environmental symbiotic type house, 2011, Summary national conference
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41169 Field measurement on the environmental symbiotic type houses : Partl 1 Thermal environment of living and bedroom in summer, ISODA Norio; BANBA Ikuko; AZUMA Michiyo; KUBO Hiroko, 20 Jul. 2010, 2010, 337, 338
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41266 The physiology and psychological effects of change and difference in room temperature on human body, KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YASUOKA Ayako, 20 Jul. 2010, 2010, 531, 532
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41257 Study on the sex differences of cold using air conditioning in summer, YASUOKA Ayako; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 20 Jul. 2010, 2010, 513, 514
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41268 Thermal Environment of Individual House in Summer by Field Survey : The Environment and Comfort Evaluation Grade in Living/Toilet, NAKAMURA Keiko; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 20 Jul. 2010, 2010, 535, 536
- 2010, 62nd
- 2010, 2010
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, I-1 The effect of air temperature change on physiological and psychological responses in summer and winter, YASUOKA Ayako; KUBO Hiroko; TSUZUKI Kazuyo; ISODA Norio, In order to investigate the relationship between body temperature regulation and thermal comfort, physiological and psychological responses were measured in the climate chamber, in which the air temperature changed from 33-C to 25-C with 50%RH in both summer and winter. The subjects were seven young women who preferred middle air temperatures (=M) and seven young women who preferred higher air temperatures (=H). Differences in the means skin temperature were not found to be significant between M and H in summer. However, H felt significantly colder and more uncomfortable than M during the periods of decreasing air temperature and 25-C. In winter the forearm and calf skin temperatures of H were significantly higher than that of M at 25-C. However, H felt colder and more uncomfortable than M during the periods of decreasing air temperature and 25-C., 2010, 34, 243, 246
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-23 Daily Sleep and Activity Levels of the Elderly and the Youth, KISANUKI Miho; KUBO Hiroko, The purpose of this study is to examine the nocturnal sleep and the activity levels of daily life. Twenty elderly (ten males and ten females)and twenty two youth (eleven males and eleven females)participated in this study for two days. We measured activity levels for two days, heart rate and body movements during nocturnal sleep. The quality of subjective sleep was assessed at votes before and after sleep, OSA sleeping questionnaire MA version. The life styles of subjects were depended on their daily life for two days. The results showed that there were differences between the elderly and the youth about bedtime, arise time, activity levels, average of %HF during nocturnal sleep and OSA. There was correlation of activity levels of awakening with sleep on young and elderly males, 2010, 34, 199, 202
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, G-6 Field measurement on the environmental symbiotic type houses : (Part13) A change over the years of the thermal environment and lifestyle in summer, ISODA Norio; BANBA Ikuko; Matsui Tomoko; AZUMA Michiyo; KUBO Hiroko, We carried out thermal environmental research of house that in natural-forests and natural-geographical feature indetached housing area. The actual survey was begun since 2005 for ten houses in an object residential area in Nara-city.We report it mainly on a thermal environmental change and lifestyle in the summer by this report. The outdoor temperatureof the area for was lower than the official value of the Nara region meteorological observatory., 2010, 34, 163, 164
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, G-5 The effects of thermal condition by air-conditioning at home on sleep in winter, KANAZAWA Mariko; KUBO Hiroko, While thermal environment have an effect for sleep, some previous studies reported there was little difference inquality of sleep in winter. This survey focused on the effects of changing thermal condition by air-conditioning onphysiological and psychological responses during nocturnal sleep in winter. Seven healthy female subjects volunteered for 8hours nocturnal sleep survey at own house. There were three conditions as control to daily habit (first night), two differentconditions using air-conditioning timer (2 hour off-timer after bedtime and 2 hour on-timer before arise time). We werecontinuously recorded bedside temperature, relative humidity and bed climate as thermal environments, skin temperature,core temperature, heart rate, body movement and so on as physiological responses during sleep. Subjective evaluations onsleep and environment were evaluated with thermal sensation vote, thermal comfort vote and OSA sleeping questionnaire.The results showed that 2hour off-timer influenced decreasing skin temperature, rectal temperature and heart rate onhypnagonic. When these physiological responses change over equilibrium, there were not different form conditions. Bedclimate affected thermal sensation and comfort vote more than using air-conditioning. OSA didn't have significance., 2010, 34, 159, 162
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-2 Field survey of indoor air quality and life style on student dormitories : (part2)The formaldehyde concentrations and residents' health conditions according to house age, AZUMA Michiyo; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, In order to investigate the relationship between formaldehyde concentrations and symptoms of residents according to house age and the difference of interior materials, some questionnaire and measurement survey were held on university students living in a student dormitory. These surveys were carried out several times from 1997 to 2009. The formaldehyde concentrations were reducing year by year, however the symptoms rate weren't reducing equally. As well as interior materials, it was speculated that lifestyle such as furniture we use or the ventilation habit influenced indoor formaldehyde levels and symptoms of residents., 2010, 34, 87, 90
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-1 Filed Survey of Thermal Environment on Detached Houses in Winter : Psychological Response by Residents, NAKAMURA Keiko; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, This study was to investigate the thermal environment whether the residents would live in comfort among ten detached houses in south area of Kyoto, Nara city and Osaka city in winter period, 2010. The air temperature and humidity at the six places ((1)Living room(LR), (2)Bedroom(BR), (3)Toilet, (4)Kitchen, (5)Dressing room(DR), (6)Hallway) were measured to consider its thermal environment overall. At the same time, each resident reported the thermal sensation vote, the thermal comfort vote and so on as the psychological response in each place. The results were as follows: The habit for heating hours, heating items, etc. was a really full of variety. The air temperature at each place in each house distributed wildly. The clothing insulation among the residents was higher with lower air temperature. The residents felt the comfortable feeling around 18-C at heated LR, whereas they felt the comfortable feeling around 14-C at No-heated Toilet. The difference of air temperature (at LR- at No-heated place) showed a significant correlation with the difference of thermal comfort vote (at LR- at No-heated place). The average air temperature of comfortable feeling at every place was upper area in the thermal neutral zone. Each thermal neutral zone in Toilet and DR by residents' evaluation distributed to much lower air temperature from the recommended air temperature in thermal environment though it was acceptable well by the residents., 2010, 34, 83, 86
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of Japan Ergonomics Society, Japan Ergonomics Society, The effect of thermal environment on changes on physiology and psychology responses:The difference of the condition and the preferred thermal environment, YASUOKA Ayako; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 2010, 46, 0, 170, 171, 10.14874/jergo.46sp.0.170.0
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of Japan Ergonomics Society, Japan Ergonomics Society, The study of distribution area of body pressure on the bed:Comparison with elderly and young person, KUBO Hiroko; SUZUMURA Yukari, 2010, 46, 0, 412, 413, 10.14874/jergo.46sp.0.412.0
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of Japan Ergonomics Society, Japan Ergonomics Society, The Field Survey of Activity and Sleep in Collage Aged Students on Daily Life, KANAZAWA Mariko; KUBO Hiroko, 2010, 46, 0, 446, 447, 10.14874/jergo.46sp.0.446.0
- Not Refereed, 2010, 36, 1, 6
- Not Refereed, Dec. 2009, 2, 2, 97, 99
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41096 Field measurement on the environmental Symbolic type houses : (Part 6) Change of the Thermal environment between of wooden floor, MATSUI Tomoko; AZUMA Michiyo; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 20 Jul. 2009, 2009, 203, 204
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41158 Study on the evaluation of comfort in the environmental symbiotic house : Relationship between air flow, physiological and psychology response in summer, YASUOKA Ayako; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; KIMURA Fumio, 20 Jul. 2009, 2009, 327, 328
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41172 Study on Thermal Conditions of Bedroom during Nocturnal Sleep in Summer, KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YASUOKA Ayako; KIMURA Fumio, 20 Jul. 2009, 2009, 355, 356
- 2009, 61st
- 2009, 2009
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-38 The Survey of Actual Sleep in Students of Collage Age Daily Life : Compare young male with young female, KANAZAWA Mariko; KUBO Hiroko, 2009, 33, 235, 238
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-21 Field measurement on the environmental Symbiotic type houses : (Part8) The effect of green upon Life style, MATSUI Tomoko; AZUMA Michiyo; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 2009, 33, 171, 174
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-13 Study on the physiological and psychological response using air conditioning in summer, YASUOKA Ayako; SAKAGAMI Mao; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 2009, 33, 107, 110
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, D-8 Effects of Pre-test Room Air Temperature on Preferred Air Temperature in Summer, KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 2009, 33, 65, 68
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of Japan Ergonomics Society, Japan Ergonomics Society, Study of the evaluation of comfort in the house, Ayako YASUOKA; Hiroko KUBO; Norio ISODA; Fumio KIMURA, 2009, 45, 0, 394, 395, 10.14874/jergo.45spl.0.394.0
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of Japan Ergonomics Society, Japan Ergonomics Society, Experimental study on preferred air temperature:Individual differences of physiological and psychological responses on thermal comfortable environment, Kubo Hiroko, 2009, 45, 0, 396, 397, 10.14874/jergo.45spl.0.396.0
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of Japan Ergonomics Society, Japan Ergonomics Society, The Study of Physiology of Nocturnal Sleep, KANAZAWA Mariko; KUBO Hiroko, 2009, 45, 0, 480, 481, 10.14874/jergo.45spl.0.480.0
- Not Refereed, 2009, 35, 4, 16
- Not Refereed, 2009, 35, 23, 30
- Not Refereed, 01 Oct. 2008, 45, 3, S25
- Not Refereed, Journal of the Illuminating Engineering Institute of Japan, The Illuminating Engineering Institute of Japan (IEIJ), The Influence of Lighting by Used Chromatic Light on Physiological and Psychological Responses, KUBO Hiroko; INOUE Youko, To clarify the influence on human under having chromatic light, lighting we carried out a series of experiment that the 8 college-age females exposed to 10 lighting conditions which consist of 5 colors of chromatic light and two levels illuminance during 60 minutes. The subjects were measured physiological and psychological responses. As a result, the influence of the illuminance and chromatic light was admitted in the impression evaluations and the tiredness feeling evaluations, however there is no significant influence on each physiological measurements., 01 Sep. 2008, 92, 9, 645, 649
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41202 Study of the evaluation of comfort in the environmental symbiotic house, YASUOKA Ayako; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; KIMURA Fumio, 20 Jul. 2008, 2008, 403, 404
- Architectural Institute of Japan, 4088 The study on the influence of chromatic lights on physiological and psychological responses, INOUE Youko; KUBO Hiroko; NIIMI Satoko, 23 May 2008, 48, 349, 352
- 2008, 60th
- Journal of physiological anthropology, Japan Society of Physiological Anthropology, P-20 Study on Changing Skin Temperatures of Healthy Women during Warm Bathing : Physiological Responses for Specifying Psychological Responses after Bathing and Bathing Time(Proceedings of the 57th Meeting of Japan Society of Physiological Anthropology) :, YAGI Yasuko; KUBO Hiroko; TSUMOTO Miwa; ISHIZU Kyoji, 2008, 27, 2, 110, 110
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41205 Survey of Bathing Behavior and Bathroom Thermal Environment on the Daily Life -Part7- : Difference of Season, Age and Sex, KUBO Hiroko; YAGI Yasuko; TSUMOTO Miwa; ISODA Norio, 2008, 409, 410
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-1, Environmental engineering I, Room acoustics and acoustic environment noise and solidborne sound environmental vibration light and color water supply and drainage water environment urban installation and environmental management environmental psychology and physiology environmental design electro-magnetic environment, Architectural Institute of Japan, 40235 The influence of chromatic light on physiological responses, impression and tiredness feeling about young person. : The study on the visual environment illuminated by using the chromatic light(Part 1)., INOUE Youko; KUBO Hiroko; FUJIMOTO Ayumi, 2008, 501, 502
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-18 Field measurement on the environmental Symbiotic type houses : (Part4) Investigation of the Thermal environment and Living Style in summer, MATSUI Tomoko; AZUMA Michiyo; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 2008, 32, 159, 162
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, B-1 Study on the evaluation of comfort during four seasons in the environmental housing, YASUOKA Ayako; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; KIMURA Fumio; FUJIOKA Ichiro, 2008, 32, 15, 18
- Not Refereed, The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics, Japan Ergonomics Society, The study of the nocturnal sleeping posture and body movement of young male and female, Kubo Hiroko; Aoyama Yumiko; Shigemura Naomi, 2008, 44, 44, 316, 317, 10.5100/jje.44.Supplement_316
- Not Refereed, 2008, 36, 1, 8
- Not Refereed, 2008, 92, 9, 645, 649
- Refereed, World Congress 2007, International Federation for Home Economics, The influence of greenery near windows on thermal environment and thermal comfort levels, 2008, Summary international conference
- Refereed, World Congress 2007, International Federation for Home Economics, Experimental studies on thermal comfort for the elderly in summer, 2008, Summary international conference
- Refereed, World Congress 2007, International Federation for Home Economics, Thermal conditions in the bathroom and human responses of elderly in Japan, 2008, Report research institution
- Refereed, Korea-Japan joint conference on living environment, Survey of bathing behavior and bathroom thermal environment on the daily life, 2008, Introduction international proceedings
- Refereed, Korea-Japan joint conference on living environment, Study on thermal comfortable temperature for the elderly, 2008, Introduction international proceedings
- Not Refereed, Dec. 2007, 84, 12, 1663, 1667, Introduction scientific journal
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41234 Field Measurement on the Environmental Symbiotic Type Houses (Part2) : Thermal Environment of Detached Houses with Floor-heating System, ISODA Norio; KUBO Hiroko; AZUMA Michiyo, 31 Jul. 2007, 2007, 467, 468
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41212 Survey of Bathing Behavior and Bathroom Thermal Environment on the Daily Life Part6 : Thermal Condition, and Psychological and Physiological Responses during daily Bathing of young Female in their house and experimental house, KUBO Hiroko; TSUMOTO Miwa; YAGI Yasuko; ISODA Norio, 31 Jul. 2007, 2007, 423, 424
- 2007, 59th
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41233 Field Measurement on the Environmental Symbiotic Type Houses (Part1) : Investigation of the Thermal Environment in Summer and Winter, AZUMA Michiyo; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 2007, 465, 466
- 2007
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, Field measurement on the environmental symbiotic type houses : (Part3) Measurement of Fungi in housing environme(Poster session), AZUMA Michiyo; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 2007, 31, 237, 240
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, Individual variation of thermal comfort in summer : Physiology and psychology responses in different temperature(session 2), MIZUTA Yumiko; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 2007, 31, 21, 24
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, Physiological and psychological responses in constant and preferred thermal environment of elderly : A case of elderly men in winter(session 3), TERADA Rumi; SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 2007, 31, 37, 40
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, Effects of the Changes in Ambient Temperature on Human Responses During Night Sleep in Summer(session 10), KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; GOTO Wakiko; SUGISAKI Satoko, 2007, 31, 131, 134
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, Effects of Thermal Environment at Bedroom during Night Sleep in Summer(session 10), GOTO Wakiko; Urano Chiyomi; KUBO Hiroko; KIMURA Fumio; Fujioka Ichiro, 2007, 31, 135, 138
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, Study of the evaluation of comfort in the environmental symbiotic house : The effect of the thermal environment by air velocity in summer(Poster session), YASUOKA Ayako; KUBO Hiroko; KIMURA Fumio, 2007, 31, 199, 202
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, Healthy and Comfortable Thermal Environment of Bathing : The Effect of Different Body Fat Rates on Physiological and Subjective Responses after Bathing(Poster session), YAGI Yasuko; KUBO Hiroko; TUMOTO Miwa; ISHIZU Kyoji, 2007, 31, 223, 226
- Not Refereed, Technical Papers of Kinki-chapter Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, A-3 On the Thermal Environment of the Detached Houses with Floor-heating System, AZUMA Michiyo; INOUE Sayaka; ISODA Norio; KUBO Hiroko, 2007, 2006, 0, 9, 12, 10.18948/shasekinki.2006.0_9
- Not Refereed, Technical Papers of Kinki-chapter Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, A-4 The Effects of Ceiling Radiant Cooling Systems on Humans in Supine Position, MORIMOTO Chiaki; SIMIZU Makoto; ISODA Norio; KUBO Hiroko; GOTO Wakiko, 2007, 2006, 0, 13, 16, 10.18948/shasekinki.2006.0_13
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, F-35 Experimental study on individual variations of thermal comfort in summer : Sex differences of physiological and psychological responses in different temperature, MIZUTA Yumiko; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, We assessed sex differences in the optimal thermal comfort environment for individuals using a climate chamber. experiment 1: 32 male and 21 female college-age subjects were given 120 minutes to select their preferred ambient ltemperatures. Experiment 2: 20 male and 21 female who participated in experiment 1 were exposed to the set temperature. Subjects were sedentary and clothed (0.4 clo). Skin, oral and rectal temperatures were recorded, and heart rate, blood pressure, thermal comfort and thermal sensations were also measured for the duration of the 1 and 2 experiment. Male and female subjects preferred almost same temperature, but they did a different temperature adjustment reaction., 2007, 2007, 0, 1271, 1274, 10.18948/shasetaikai.2007.2.0_1271
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, F-43 Investigation on Effects of Bedroom Thermal Conditions on Sleeping in Winter and Summer, Kubo Hiroko; Isoda Norio, The present study, we measured thermal environments of bedrooms and physiological andpsychological responses on Japanese collage-age female subjects during night sleep at their houses daily lived in summer and winter. Measurements included rectal temperature (Tre), skin temperature (Tsk),heart rate, and responses to thermal sensation and comfort vote. In summer, bedroom temperatures were above 30℃ without air conditioner using, in winter they were below 15℃ at woody houses. In summer, changes in room temperature by air-conditioner affected Tsk and Tre during sleep, and the frequency of body movement during sleep increased when subjects reported to be able to sleep.In winter, the skin temperatures of insteps decreased by low room temperature, and the sleep latency was delayed., 2007, 2007, 0, 1303, 1306, 10.18948/shasetaikai.2007.2.0_1303
- Not Refereed, 2007, 35, 11, 20
- Not Refereed, 2007, 33, 1, 10
- Not Refereed, JOURNAL OF THE HOUSING RESEARCH FOUNDATION "JUSOKEN", Housing Research Foundation "JUSOKEN", Experimental study on thermal comfortable temperature for the elderly in consideration of individual variation, Sassa Naomi; Isoda Norio; Kubo Hiroko, The purpose of this study is to investigate the thermal comfortable temperature for elderly people, taking into consideration individual variations. Two experiments and two investigations were conducted. In the first experiment, subjects freely chose the preferred air temperature for themselves for 120 minutes. In the other experiment, subjects were exposed to 4 established air temperature2St-33°C) for 60 minutes. The preferred air temperature of the elderly was higher than that of young people and the physiological responses were also different The distal skin temperature of the elderly people was higher than that of the younger people. The physiological and psychological responses of the elderly were different from those of young people. There were also differences of based on gender and blood pressure, etc., 2007, 34, 34, 315, 325, 10.20803/jusokenold.34.0_315
- Not Refereed, An Evaluation of the Livefoods of Afghan Refugees in Iran : From Interviews in Tehran and Mashhad, KUBO Hiroko, 2007, 54, 1, 475, 479
- Not Refereed, The 2nd International symposium on Design of Artificial Environments, The effects of bathing time and thermal conditions on physiological and psychological responses while bathing, 2007, Introduction international proceedings
- Not Refereed, Oct. 2006, 7, 4, 2, 5, Introduction scientific journal
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41252 Survey of Bathing Behavior and Bathroom Thermal Environment on the Daily Life of young Female Part5 : Thermal Condition, and Psychological and Physiological Responses during daily Bathing in winter and summer, TSUMOTO Miwa; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YAGI Yasuko, 31 Jul. 2006, 2006, 521, 522
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41251 Survey of Bathing Behavior and Bathroom Thermal Environment, Part4 : A measurement of the amount of the water used when bathing in summer and winter, YAGI Yasuko; KUBO Hiroko; TSUMOTO Miwa; FUKUI Akiko, 31 Jul. 2006, 2006, 519, 520
- Architectural Institute of Japan, 4067 Survey of Bathing Beheaver and Bathroom Thermal Environment, Part4 : A measurement of the amount of the water used when bathing in summer and winter, YAGI Yasuko; KUBO Hiroko; TUMOTO Miwa; FUKUI Akiko, 23 May 2006, 46, 265, 268
- Journal of physiological anthropology, Japan Society of Physiological Anthropology, Preferred Thermal Environment and Comfort in the Bathroom with Heater (Proceedings of the 54th Meeting of Japan Society of Physiological Anthropology) :, YAGI Yasuko; KUBO Hiroko; ISHIGURO Akiko; ISHIZU Kyoji, 2006, 25, 2, 197, 197
- Architectural Institute of Japan, 4068 Survey of Bathing Behavior and Bathroom Thermal Environment on the Daily Life of young Female Part5 : Thermal Condition, and Psychological and Physiological Responses during daily Bathing in winter and summer, TSUMOTO Miwa; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YAGI Yasuko, 2006, 269, 272
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, Water Volume and Thermal Comfort During Normal Bathing in Summer and Winter, YAGI Yasuko; KUBO Hiroko; TSUMOTO Miwa; FUKUI Akiko, The subjects (12 men and 12 women in the summer, and 10 men and 12 women in the winter) bathed in their normal manner. The water volumes and temperatures in the bathtub and from the shower faucet, the time spent in the bathtub and in showering, and their subjective responses (thermal sensation and comfort) were obtained The water volumes in the bathtub and from the shower faucet for the male subjects were higher than those of the female subjects. The water temperatures in the bathtub for the male subjects were higher and those from the shower faucet were lower than those of the female subjects. However, the time spent in the bathtub and in showering was longer for the female subjects than it was for the male subjects. The subjective thermal sensation and comfort in summer changed from hot and uncomfortable, or cool and comfortable when undressing prior to bathing into warm and comfortable during bathing, and changed from cold and uncomfortable into warm and comfortable in winter. There was a strong correlation between the water volume from the shower faucet and showering time, with the water volume per unit of time presumed to be larger for the male subjects., 2006, 30, 69, 72
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, Physiological and psychological responses in constant thermal environment of elderly : Physiological and psychological responses of elderly men, TERADA Rumi; SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, The experiment was performed for the purpose of understanding thermal comfort for the elderly. In this study, experiment examined differences in physiological and psychological responses under exposure to various temperature environment. Subjects comprised 23 elderly men. Experiment was started in a pie-test room, where air temperature was 27℃. Subjects stayed in the room for 30 minutes, then moved to the next climate chamber, which was set at 23℃ or 27℃ or 29℃ or 32℃. The subjects remained in this room for 1 hour. During the experiment, skin and oral temperature, heart late, blood pressure and thermal comfort and sensation responses were measured As for subjects, not only skin temperature of shin but also skin temperature of abdomen and oral temperature fell under temperature of 24℃. The temperature at the time of a neutral report of thermal sensation vote was about 28℃. The temperature that comfortable feeling rises most was about 26℃. Individual differences was examined for a report under temperature of 24℃・29℃・32℃. It is necessary to examine finely in future., 2006, 30, 85, 88
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, Experimental study on individual variations of thermal comfort : Correlations with preferred ambient temperature in summer and winter, MIZUTA Yumiko; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, We assessed seasonal changes in the optimal thermal comfort environment for individuals using an artificial climate chamber. Nine female college-age subjects were given 120 minutes to select their preferred ambient temperatures. Subjects were sedentary and clothed (0.4 clo). Skin, oral and rectal temperatures were recorded, and heart rate, blood pressure, thermal comfort and thermal sensations were also measured for the duration of the experiment The findings of this study were compared with results obtained using the same subjects in summer. Subjects preferred higher air temperatures in winter, and there was a correlation between preferred air temperature in winter and in summer. Subjects with low mean skin temperatures at an ambient temperature of 28℃ in the pretest room preferred high air temperatures. Interestingly, subjects with low abdominal and instep skin temperatures preferred relatively higher air temperatures. In winter, subjects reported feeling warm' at the same temperature in summer., 2006, 30, 97, 100
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, Field measurement on the environmental symbiotic type houses : (Part2) Investigation of the thermal environment, AZUMA Michiyo; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, The purpose of this study is to examine the impact of surrounding on housing thermal environment by continues measurement survey. The field measurement was performed to consider feature of the environmental symbiotic type houses in Nara city. The temperature and relative humidity data was gathered from 5 houses in objective area. It was found the result that outdoor temperature of this area in August was lower in comparison with Nara local weather station data The trees that remain in the residential section have a connection with the thermal environment The measurement data showed characteristics by the difference in the way of heating it, the position of the residence., 2006, 30, 117, 120
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, The Effect of Room Temperatures Before and During Bathing, on Bathing Time Physiological and Psychological Responses in Winter, TSUMOTO Miwa; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YAGI Yasuko, The effect of room temperatures in winter, both before and during bathing, on bathing time and physiological and psychological responses was evaluated using 9 young female subjects. The subjects were exposed to 3 test conditions: COLD (17℃ room temperatures both before and during bathing) WARM-COLD (25℃ room temperature before bathing. I7℃ room temperature during bathing),WARM (25℃ room temperatures both before and during bathing). After sitting quietly in the pre-room for 40minetes, the subjects were moved to the bathing room, and immersed in warm water ( 40℃) up to their chest. The subjects were instructed to get out of the bath when they felt adequately warm. Bathing time, skin and rectal temperatures, blood pressure, heart rate, thermal sensation and comfort were all recorded The result as follows: Skin temperatures were lowest before bathing and bathing time was longest under the COLD condition. The tendency was found for bathing time to increase when the skin temperature on the back of the hand before bathing was low Skin temperatures during and after bathing were lowest in order of COLD < WARM-COLD < WARM conditions. The increase in rectal temperature during bathing was slow under the COLD condition. Therefore we considered that the room temperature before bathing exerted a large influence in this experiment., 2006, 30, 237, 240
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, The effects of water temperature and exposure area by water on human responses and bathing time, KUBO Hiroko; FUKUI Akiko; TSUMOTO Miwa; ISODA Norio; YAGI Yasuko, To clarify about physiological and psychological responses during bathing, we experimentally studied the preferred bathing time under different water temperatures and to different body areas soaked in the bath water Ten healthy women participated in this experiment The subjects were exposed under 4 conditions combined with 3 water temperature and 2 body areas soaked in the bath water. The 4 conditions were (1) 38℃-to their abdomen, (2) 38℃-to their chest, (3)40℃-to their chest and (4)42℃h-to their chest After the subjects were sedentary in the pre-test chamber for 20 minutes, they soaked in the bath water with each temperature and body area in test chamber of 22℃-70%RH. The subjects were requested to soak into the bathtub until they were preferred warm. We recorded bathing time, skin and rectal temperatures, blood pressure, heart rate, thermal sensation vote and etc. The subjects remained in the bathtub for a longer time under low water temperature than under high water temperature. The subjects with larger BMI remained in the bathtub for a longer time than the subjects with smaller BMI. Their skin and rectal temperature were higher and heart rate was higher under high water temperature than under low water temperature. The physiological responses had a large influence by the water temperature in this experiment, 2006, 30, 241, 244
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, Effects of Thermal Environment on Changes in Circadian Rhythm of Rectal Temperature During Night Sleep in Summer, GOTO Wakiko; ISHIDA Akiko; KUBO Hiroko; SUGISAKI Satoko, The close relationship between sleep and body temperature is well documented In this study, we focused on circadian rhythm of rectal temperature and investigated physiological and psychological responses to changes in thermal environment during night sleep in summer. Seven healthy female college students participated in a sleep experiment in the climate chamber. Subjects slept for 8 hours under two environmental conditions. Condition 1: Ambient temperature was decreased to 2℃ from 27℃ over 1 hour, maintained for 2 hours, and subsequently increased to 3℃ for 5 hours. Condition 2: Ambient temperature was increased from 2℃ to 27℃ over 1 hour, and maintained for 7 hours. Measurements included EEC rectal temperature (Tre), skin temperature (Tsk), heart rate, and responses to the OSA sleep evaluation. Changes in ambient temperature influenced both Tsk and Tie. In addition, it was possible to assess the influence of ambient temperature on percentages of sleep stage during sleep and OSA evaluate sleep evaluation by sleepless, worries, integrated sleep feeling and sleep initiation., 2006, 30, 93, 96
- Not Refereed, The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics, Japan Ergonomics Society, Investigation on Effects of Bedroom Thermal Conditions on Sleeping in Winter and Summer, Kubo Hiroko; Miyahara Ritsuko, 2006, 42, 42, 270, 271, 10.5100/jje.42.Supplement_270
- Not Refereed, The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics, Japan Ergonomics Society, A Study on the Individual Variation of Thermal Comfort for the Elderly in Summer, Kinugasa Nanae; Kubo Hiroko; Sassa Naomi; Isoda Norio, 2006, 42, 42, 272, 273, 10.5100/jje.42.Supplement_272
- Not Refereed, The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics, Japan Ergonomics Society, Effects of Using Radiation Panel Cooling on the Ceiling on Physiological and Psychological Responses during Night Sleep in Summer, Goto Wakiko; Kubo Hiroko, 2006, 42, 42, 468, 469, 10.5100/jje.42.Supplement_468
- Not Refereed, The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics, Japan Ergonomics Society, Individual variation of thermal comfort in summer, Mizuta Yumiko; Kubo Hiroko, 2006, 42, 42, 470, 471, 10.5100/jje.42.Supplement_470
- Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-714 Thermal Conditions in the Bathroom and Physiological and Psychological Responses of Elderly in Japan, KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 12 Sep. 2005, 5, 45, 45
- Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-701 Effects of Temperature on Physiological and Psychological Responses during Night Sleep in Summer, MIYAHARA Ritsuko; KUBO Hiroko, 12 Sep. 2005, 5, 39, 39
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41239 Research of Thermal Condition and Human Responses during bathing : Comparison of Young Female and Elderly Female, TSUMOTO Miwa; KUBO Hiroko, 31 Jul. 2005, 2005, 507, 508
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41238 Survey of Bathing Beheaver and Bathroom Thermal Environment on the Daily Life of Young Female, Part3, KUBO Hiroko; TSUMOTO Miwa; ISODA Norio; ISHIGURO Akiko, 31 Jul. 2005, 2005, 505, 506
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41227 The Experimental Study on Thermal Comfort for the Elderly in Summer : The Effect of Constant Thermal Environment on Physiological and Psychological Responses, KINUGASA Nanae; KUBO Hiroko; SASSA Naomi; ISODA Norio, 31 Jul. 2005, 2005, 483, 484
- Architectural Institute of Japan, 4032 The Experimental Study on Thermal Comfort for Elderly in Summer, KINUGASA Nanae; KUBO Hiroko; SASSA Naomi; ISODA Norio, 23 May 2005, 45, 125, 128
- 28 Feb. 2005, 75, 569, 572
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41256 An Experimental Study on Thermal Comfort for the Elderly in Winter, KINUGASA Nanane; KUBO Hiroko; SASSA Naomi; ISODA Norio, 2005, 529, 530
- Not Refereed, 2005, 5, A36
- Not Refereed, 2005, 5, A53
- Not Refereed, 2005, 5, A59
- Not Refereed, 2005, 2004, 0, 157, 160, 10.18948/shasekinki.2004.0_157
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41078 Physiological and Psychological Responses of Elderly under Preferred Air Temperature in Summer, KINUGASA Nanae; KUBO Hiroko; SASSA Naomi; ISODA Norio, 31 Jul. 2004, 2004, 155, 156
- Not Refereed, Jul. 2004, 14, 7, 42, 45
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41259 Survey of Bathing Beheaver and Bathroom Thermal Environment on the Daily Life of Young Female, Part2, KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; NAGAI Yasuko, 2004, 545, 546
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, 5-1 An experimental study on the effects of different bathing behavior on physiological and psychological responses of human body(Session 5), Ishiguro Akiko; Kubo Hiroko; Isoda Norio; Nagai Yasuko, 2004, 28, 169, 172
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, 5-2 Effects of bed room temperature on physiological and psychological responses of human body in summer(Session 5), KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; SHIMIZU Katsuhiro; SUGISAKI Tomoko; KUMAGAI Noboru; KINO Mayumi, 2004, 28, 173, 176
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, 5-3 The Effects of Heating Soles During Sleep in Winter(Session 5), IGARASHI Reiko; ISODA Norio; KUBO Hiroko, 2004, 28, 177, 180
- Not Refereed, The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics, Japan Ergonomics Society, Effects of The weak Air Flow on Night Sleep in Summer Heat Environment, Kitado Masako; Yanase Takuko; Kubo Hiroko, 2004, 40, 40, 384, 385, 10.5100/jje.40.Supplement_384
- Not Refereed, Transactions of the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating, Air-Conditioning & Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The influence of continuous time of the direction of the fluctuating airflow of the front and back on thermal comfort, Yagi Yuki; Kubo Hiroko; Isoda Norio; Inoue Yuji; Shimizu Makoto, The purpose of this study is to investigate the influence of the direction and continuous time of airflow on thermal comfort. Ten collegiate female subjects were exposed to airflow in twenty types. Air velocity of fluctuating airflow counted for 0〜0.8m/s (mean 0.3m/s) and air velocity of uniform airflow for 0.3m/s. Air temperature was kept constant at 28℃. Relative humidity was kept constant at 50%. Two fans were located before and behind the sedentary subjects. The subjects were measured for the skin temperatures, and they were asked about thermal sensation, thermal comfort and evaluation of airflow. The skin temperatures fell at many parts which were exposed to airflow, and there is statistically some significant differences. The dispersion of general thermal sensation votes was small. The most numerous reports in general thermal sensation were "0:neutral" at any condition. The airflow which blew longer from before than behind obtained higher comfort sensation vote., 2004, 29, 93, 97, 103, 10.18948/shase.29.93_97
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41197 A Study on Movement of Moisture Generated in Bathroom (Part2) : Analysis on Drying Process of Bathroom, ITO Yasuyo; HOKOI Shuichi; HARADA Kazunori; TAKADA Satoru; KUBO Hiroko; NAGAI Yasuko, 30 Jul. 2003, 2003, 415, 416
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41196 A Study on Movement of Moisture Generated in Bathroom (Part1) : Measurement of Moisture Generation by Bathing and Drying Process of Bathroom, NAGAI Yasuko; HOKOI Shuichi; HARADA Kazunori; TAKADA Satoru; ITO Yasuyo; KUBO Hiroko, 30 Jul. 2003, 2003, 413, 414
- Architectural Institute of Japan, 4081 A Study on Movement of Moisture Generated in Bathroom (part 2) : Analysis on Drying Process of Bathroom, ITO Yasuyo; HOKOI Shuichi; HARADA Kazunori; TAKADA Satoru; KUBO Hiroko; NAGAI Yasuko, 26 May 2003, 43, 321, 324
- Architectural Institute of Japan, 4080 A Study on Movement of Moisture Generated in Bathroom (part 1) : Measurement of Moisture Generation by Bathing and Drying Process of Bathroom, NAGAI Yasuko; HOKOI Shuichi; HARADA Kazunori; TAKADA Satoru; ITO Yasuyo; KUBO Hiroko, 26 May 2003, 43, 317, 320
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41229 Survey of Bathing Beheaver and Bathroom Thermal Environment on the Daily Life of Young Female, KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; TAKADA Satoru; NAGAI Yasuko, 2003, 479, 480
- Not Refereed, Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Japan Society of Home Economics, Survey of daily physical activity and thermal environment of elderly home makers:-A comparison of summer and winter-, MIZOBATA Yuki; YANASE Takuko; TANAKA Shiho; KUBO Hiroko, 2003, 55, 0, 238, 238, 10.11428/kasei.55.0_238_2
- Not Refereed, Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Japan Society of Home Economics, An Experimental Study of Userbility of Selves for Users Including the Elderly People, Hiroko KUBO, 2003, 55, 0, 244, 244, 10.11428/kasei.55.0_244_2
- Not Refereed, Research journal of living science, Nara Women's University, Uygur's Houses and Dwelling Life in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, China : Research in Kashgar District in 2001, Seto Akiko; Kubo Hiroko, Oct. 2002, 49, 1, 75, 82
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, Experimental Study on Individal Variation of Sensation of Air Velocity in Summer, KUBO Hiroko, 30 Jun. 2002, 2002, 427, 428
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, P-10 Surveys of Sleep and Sleep Environments of the Elderly in Summer and Winter(Poster Session), KUBO Hiroko; YANASE Takuko; SUZUKI Yuiko; AKAGI Hiroko; YAMADA Nami, 2002, 26, 105, 108
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, O-20 Influence on physiological and psychological responses to airflow by four seasons(Session), YAGI Yuki; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 2002, 26, 195, 198
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, O-11 Survey of Daily Physical Activity and Thermal Environment of Elderly : In The Case of Elderly Farm Workers(Special Session), MIZOBATA Yuki; YANASE Takuko; TANAKA Shiho; KUBO Hiroko, 2002, 26, 41, 44
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, Influence on Phsysiolosical and Psychological Responses to Airflow by Individual Variation in Summer, Kubo H, 2002, 2002, 0, 1697, 1700, 10.18948/shasetaikai.2002.3.0_1697
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, Influence on physiological and psychological responses to airflow by seasonal variation : in summer, autumn, winter, YAGI Yuki, 2002, 2002, 0, 1701, 1704, 10.18948/shasetaikai.2002.3.0_1701
- Not Refereed, 05 Dec. 2001, 75, 12, 1139, 1163
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41194 Experimental Studies on Individual Variations of Thermal Comfort : Part 13. Prediction of preferred air temperature in summer, SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, 31 Jul. 2001, 2001, 387, 388
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, 41192 Research on The Actual Residential Condition of Thermal Environment And Human Body Thermal Reaction, KUBO Hiroko, 31 Jul. 2001, 2001, 383, 384
- Architectural Institute of Japan, 4056 Experimental Studies on Individual Variations of Thermal Comfort : Part 12. Relation between preferred air temperature and thermal daily living habit, SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, 25 May 2001, 41, 221, 224
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, Study on Effects of the indoor fluctuating air movements on thermal comfort in summer, (Part 2), Kubo H., 2001, 2001, 0, 1309, 1312, 10.18948/shasetaikai.2001.3.0_1305
- Not Refereed, 2001, 116(1471), 38, 41
- Not Refereed, 2001, 116(1471), 32, 37
- Not Refereed, The life og Women in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region,China -Part3:Research on the Lives on Minority Womens in 2000 -, KUBO Hiroko, 2001, 48, 1, 57, 76
- Not Refereed, Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ), Architectural Institute of Japan, THE STUDY OF PREFERRED AIR TEMPERATURE IN WINTER, SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, We experimented on the preferred air temperature in winter with climate chamber where we could regulate air temperature inside. The subjects who were 29 healthy women regulated air temperature for 120 minutes. The physiological and psychological responses were compared with winter and summer. The results were as follows; The mean preferred air temperature was 27±2℃ (SD) in summer and winter. The differences of preferred air temperature from person to person was large. The mean skin temperature was 34.0±0.7℃ (SD). Thermal sensation in Winter was warmer than that in Summer., 2001, 66, 541, 17, 22, 10.3130/aija.66.17_1
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, Experimental Studies on Individual Variations of Thermal Comfort : Part 11-The Actual Themal Environments in Elderly Daily Life in Summer and Winter, KUBO Hiroko; SASSA Naomi; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, 31 Jul. 2000, 2000, 375, 376
- Not Refereed, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, Experimental Studies on Individual Variations of Thermal Comfort : Part10. Compared with the human response on four level temperatures conditions in summer and winter, LEE ju-your; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 31 Jul. 2000, 2000, 3, 373, 374, 10.18948/shasetaikai.2000.3.0_1205
- Architectural Institute of Japan, 4047 Experimental Studies on Individual Variations of Thermal Comfort : Part9. The individual differences of human response on four level temperatures conditions in Winter, SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 25 May 2000, 40, 185, 188
- Not Refereed, 2000, 1999, 0, 61, 64, 10.18948/shasekinki.1999.0_61
- Not Refereed, 2000, 1999, 0, 65, 68, 10.18948/shasekinki.1999.0_65
- Not Refereed, 2000, 1999, 0, 69, 72, 10.18948/shasekinki.1999.0_69
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Study of The Preferred Air Temperature in Winter : Part3 The Effects of Different Established Air Temperature in Summer Wear and Winter Wear, SASSA naomi, 2000, 2000, 0, 1229, 1232, 10.18948/shasetaikai.2000.3.0_1229
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, Seasonal Difference on the Preferred Air Temperature : Part3 The Preferred Air Temperature and The Indoor Thermal Environment, HINATA Mayumi, 2000, 2000, 0, 1261, 1264, 10.18948/shasetaikai.2000.3.0_1261
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, Experimental Studies on Individual Variations of Thermal Comfort : Part6. Compared with the Effects of Different Established Air Temperature in Summer, SASSA Naomi; HINATA Mayumi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 30 Jul. 1999, 1999, 345, 346
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, Experimental Studies on Individual Variations of Thermal Comfort : Part 7 The Investigation of The Preferred Air Temperature in June, HINATA mayumi; SASSA naomi; KUBO hiroko; ISODA norio, 30 Jul. 1999, 1999, 347, 348
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, Experimental Studies on Individual Variations of Thermal Comfort : Part 8 Physiological Response and Thermal Sensation of Elderly under Preferred Air Temperature in Winter, KUBO Hiroko; SASSA Naomi; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, 1999, 349, 350
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, The Effects of Floor Cooling and Wall Cooling on Thermal Comfort Upon The Human Body, LEE ju-youn; ISODA norio; KUBO hiroko, 1999, 2, 343, 343
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Effect of Floor Cooling System Upon The Human Body in Summer Conditions : Part 4. In the case of use together with wall cooling system, LEE ju-youn, 1999, 1999, 0, 1509, 1512, 10.18948/shasetaikai.1999.3.0_1509
- Not Refereed, 1999, 1999, 0, 1549, 1552, 10.18948/shasetaikai.1999.3.0_1549
- Not Refereed, The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics, Japan Ergonomics Society, On sleep stages,skin temperature and sleep satisfaction in all night sleep., KUBO Hiroko; AKAGI Hiroko; YANASE Takuko; Tada Tomonori, 1999, 35, 35, 456, 457, 10.5100/jje.35.2Supplement_456
- Not Refereed, Dec. 1998, 10, 71, 88
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, Experemental Studies on Individual Variations of Thermal Comfort : Part4. Compared with young and elderly person of The Preferred Air Temperature in Summer, SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, 30 Jul. 1998, 1998, 397, 398
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, The effect of Air and Heated Floor Temperature of system upon the human body : Part2. Study on acceptable temperature with different exposure and air, floor temperature, LEE Ju-youn; ISODA norio; KUBO hiroko; YANASE takuko, 30 Jul. 1998, 1998, 393, 394
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, Experimental Studies on Individual Variations of Thermal Comfort : Part 5 Relationship between preferred air temperature and thermal environments in daily life, KUBO Hiroko; SASSA Naomi; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, 30 Jul. 1998, 1998, 399, 400
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, Thermal environment comparison of detached houses in winter, MOROOKA hiroko; ISODA norio; KUBO hiroko, 30 Jul. 1998, 1998, 523, 524
- Not Refereed, 1998, 98, 23, 23
- Not Refereed, 1998, 98, 54, 54
- Not Refereed, 1998, 98, 55, 55
- Not Refereed, 1998, 1997, 0, 115, 118, 10.18948/shasekinki.1997.0_115
- Not Refereed, 1998, 1997, 0, 119, 122, 10.18948/shasekinki.1997.0_119
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Effect of the Different Position on the Human Body with Floor Cooling System in Summer Condition : Part3. In the case of subjects who dislike the cold, LEE ju-youn, 1998, 1998, 0, 1421, 1424, 10.18948/shasetaikai.1998.3.0_1421
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The experimental study on cooling system for comfort in summer condition, ISODA norio, 1998, 1998, 0, 917, 920, 10.18948/shasetaikai.1998.2.0_917
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Study of Preferred Air Temperature in Summer : Part5. Comparison between morning and evening, SASSA naomi, 1998, 1998, 0, 969, 972, 10.18948/shasetaikai.1998.2.0_969
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, Experemental Studies on Individual Variations of Thermal Comfort : Part3. On the Preferred Air Temperature and the Heat Tolerance in Summer, SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, 30 Jul. 1997, 1997, 369, 370
- Not Refereed, 31 Mar. 1997, 14, 57, 64
- Not Refereed, 18 Mar. 1997, 8, 131, 134
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, The effect of Air and Heated Floor Temperature of system upon the human body : Part 1. In the cases of sitting on a floor and a chair, and lying on one's back, LEE ju-youn; ISODA norio; KUBO hiroko; YANASE takuko, 1997, 817, 818
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, The Effects of Preferred Air Temperature on the Physiological Response, SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 1997, 21, 57, 60
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, The influence on parts of the body in contact with air temperature and floor temperature, LEE Ju-Youn; ISODA Norio; KUBO Hiroko, 1997, 21, 123, 126
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The effect of the difference position on the human body with floor cooling system in summer condition : Part1. The influence of the mean skin temperature, the themal comfort and sensation, LEE ju-youn, 1997, 1997, 0, 1089, 1092, 10.18948/shasetaikai.1997.3.0_1089
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Study of Preferred Air Temperature in Summer : Part3 Reproduction of Preferred Air Temperature and Influence of Morninng and Evening, SASSA naomi, 1997, 1997, 0, 493, 496, 10.18948/shasetaikai.1997.2.0_493
- Not Refereed, Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ), Architectural Institute of Japan, EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON EFFECTS OF LOCALIZED COOL AIRFLOW ON THERMAL COMFORT IN SUMMER CONDITIONS, KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, To clarify effects of localized airflow on thermal comfort, physiological and psychological responses of the total of 960 female subjects to localized airflow was studied in a climate chamber. Experiments were conducted in summer under 60 kinds of the following conditions : four air temperatures (25℃, 27.5℃, 30℃ and 32.5℃), six types of localized airflow (a uniform airflow, four oscillating airflow and a randomly fluctuating airflow reproducing a natural wind) with average velocity of 1.0m/s and three airflow temperatures (equal to, 5℃ and 10℃ lower than room air temperature). The comfortable zone of combined air temperature and airflow temperature became narrow and shifted to high room temperature and high airflow temperature according to the increase of maximum airflow velocity., 1997, 62, 492, 31, 37, 10.3130/aija.62.31_2
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, Effects of Floor Heating and Hot-Air heating on Human Body, ISODA Norio; KUBO Hiroko; YANASE Takuko, 30 Jul. 1996, 1996, 373, 374
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, Experemental Studies on Indicidual Variations of Thermal Comfort : Part1 The Investigation of The Perferred Air Temperature in Summer, SASSA naomi; KUBO hiroko; ISODA norio; YANASE takuko, 30 Jul. 1996, 1996, 369, 370
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, Study on Efficient Odor Constituents for the Indicators of Garbage Odors and the Acceptable Level Using the Odor Consituent, MITSUDA Megumi; ISODA Norio; KUBO Hiroko; YANASE Takuko, 30 Jul. 1996, 1996, 763, 764
- 1996, 371, 372
- Not Refereed, 1996, 1995, 0, 121, 124, 10.18948/shasekinki.1995.0_121
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Study of The Preferred Air Temperature in Winter, SASSA naomi, 1996, 1996, 0, 101, 104, 10.18948/shasetaikai.1996.1.0_101
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, Human response to the different airflow direction in summer, kubo H, 1996, 1996, 0, 133, 136, 10.18948/shasetaikai.1996.1.0_133
- Not Refereed, The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics, Japan Ergonomics Society, A research study on the color of interior elements in living rooms, Takehara Hiromi; Kubo Hiroko; Inoue Youko; Isoda Norio; Yanase Takuko, 1996, 32, 0, 4, 5, 10.5100/jje.32.Supplement_4
- Not Refereed, Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ), Architectural Institute of Japan, A STUDY ON THE EVALUATION OF ODOR EMISSION UNITS FOR GARBAGE, MITSUDA Megumi; ISODA Norio; KUBO Hiroko; YANASE Takuko, In this study we estimated odor emission units (OEU) by measurion odor concentration with flask experiments, and we examined the control of garbage odor using OEU. The results were as follows: 1)Odor emission rate (OER) increased in proportion to garbage surface area. We obtained OEU with OER per area of garbage. 2) The maximum value of OEU was 1.1×10^2 (m^3/cm^2/h) with the airtight type and 1.0×10^2 (m^3/cm^2/h) with the ventilated type. 3) Previously we showed that the acceptable level of garbage odor was about 10 with odor concentration. We could estimate ventilation requirement for garbage odor by OEU and the odor concentration of acceptable level. In conclusion an enormous amount of ventilation needed to control the garbage odor below the acceptable level in the kitchen., 1996, 61, 486, 35, 41, 10.3130/aija.61.35_4
- Not Refereed, Research journal of living science, Nara Women's University, Research study on evalation of gerbage odor in residences and primary influencing factors, Mitusda Megumi; Isoda Norio; Kubo Hiroko; Yanase Takuko, Oct. 1995, 42, 1, p39, 48
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, Study on Control of Garbage Odors : Part.4 The Actual Condition of Garbage Odor, MITSUDA Megumi; ISODA Norio; KUBO Hiroko; YANASE Takuko, 20 Jul. 1995, 1995, 795, 796
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, Effect of spot airflow on human body in summer, GOHARA Taemi; ISHII Akio; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, 20 Jul. 1995, 1995, 369, 370
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-1, Environmental engineering I, Room acoustics and acoustic environment noise and solidborne sound environmental vibration light and color water supply and drainage water environment urban installation and environmental management environmental psychology and physiology environmental design electro-magnetic environment, Architectural Institute of Japan, The Influence of the Texture of Trim material on the Evaluation of Visual Environment. : Rept.2 Relationship between the Evaluation and the Surface Properties, KITAMURA Shigeko; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, 20 Jul. 1995, 1995, 469, 470
- Not Refereed, Journal of Home Economics of Japan, The Japan Society of Home Economics, A Survey of Residential Thermal Environments on the Aged the Daily Living (Part 3) Aspects of Skin Temperature on the Aged, IGARASHI Yuriko; IWASHIGE Hirofumi; MIYAZAWA Morie; SAKAKIBARA Noriko; MIZUNO Yumi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, The aspects of skin temperature on the aged is considered from the viewpoint of seasons, daily activities, air conditioning and forth.
The following results were obtained :
1) During the day in summer, the skin temperatures on the aged are lower than that of college students, but at night those of the aged are higher. 2) During the day in winter, the chest temperatures of the aged are lower than those of students. The foot skin temperatures of aged are, however, higher, especially among men. That is because of the use of Kotatu.
3) In winter, the chest skin temperatures of the aged are the same as those recorded in summer, because most of them use electric blankets when sleeping.
4) During ambient temperatures are greater than 27°C, chest skin temperatures of aged women is harder to increase than those of female college students, but when ambient temperatures fall bellow 17°C they go down more.
5) As results of considering the relationship between skin temperature and thermal sensation, it was found that insensitiveness increases by aging, and it is more significant in winter., 15 Jun. 1995, 46, 6, 587, 596, 10.11428/jhej1987.46.587 - Not Refereed, Journal of Home Economics of Japan, The Japan Society of Home Economics, A Survey of Residential Thermal Environments on the Aged in the Daily Living(Part 2) Aspects of Ambient Temperature on the Aged, IWASHIGE Hirofumi; IGARASHI Yuriko; MIYAZAWA Morie; SAKAKIBARA Noriko; MIZUNO Yumi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, The aspects of ambient temperature on the aged are considered with regard to seasons, daily living actions, air conditioning and similar factors.
The following results were obtained from this survey :
1) The summer night time ambient room temperature encountered by many aged people is very high, approaching daytime temperatures.
2) Due to lack of heating, the winter night time ambient room temperature is strongly influenced by the outside temperature.
3) Aged women generally wear lighter clothing than aged men. Most aged women pass their time in rooms with temperatures lower than the standard winter time temperature.
4) This survey suggests the following ranges of comfortable daytime room temperatures for the aged : 25-29°C for summer and 20-25°C for winter., 15 May 1995, 46, 5, 455, 464, 10.11428/jhej1987.46.455 - Not Refereed, Journal of Home Economics of Japan, The Japan Society of Home Economics, A Survey of Residential Thermal Environments on the Aged in the Daily Living (Part 1)Aspects of Residential Conditions and Control of Air-Conditioning by the Aged, MIYAZAWA Morie; IGARASHI Yuriko; IWASHIGE Hirofumi; SAKAKIBARA Noriko; MIZUNO Yumi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, The purpose of these studies (Part 1-Part 3) is to investigate residential thermal environments and to get the basic materials for proposing residential thermal indices. The ambient temperature and the temperature at three points on the skin surface of about 50 elderly persons and 40 young persons were measured with a compact thermorecorder and a questionnaire concerning their daily lives was obtained, as well as clo-values and thermal sensation preferences. Their activities were surveyed in summer and winter. The young people, mainly college students, were the control group, and subjects live in six different districts. This first paper reports on the analysis of the effects of residential conditions and air-conditioning control on daily life.
The results are as follows :
1) A seasonal difference has been demonstrated in the usage time for air-conditioning. The aged use air conditioners more of the time than college students in winter and less of the time than college students in summer.
2) In summer, for the aged and college students, there has been shown to be a high correlation between the usage time for air-conditioning and degree-day. For high values of degreeday, difference in usage times for the aged and college students is great.
3) A high correlation has been found between clo-values and latitude for aged and college students. Clo-values are generally higher for persons who live in high latitudes and are higher for the aged than for college students.
4) For the aged, a high correlation was noted between clo-value and thermal sensation preference in the daytime in winter. When the aged voted “neutral, ” the clo-value was 1. 8.
5) For the aged, high correlations have been found between fatigue and other aspects of fatigue like health, energy, conditions in hot or cold climates and the aged generally experience weakness in cold climates in summer and winter., 15 May 1995, 46, 5, 447, 454, 10.11428/jhej1987.46.447 - Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D-2, Environmental engineering II, Heat, moisture, thermal comfort, natural energy, air flow, ventilation, smoke exhaustion, computational fluid dynamics, indoor air quality heating, cooling and air-conditioning heat and cold sources, piping systems application of building services, Architectural Institute of Japan, Difference of human response by the body area exposed to airflow, KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; GOHARA Taemi; YANASE Takuko, 1995, 363, 364
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, An Experimental Study on the Effect of Thermal Environment on Physiological and Psychological Responses of Human Body and Performance, GOHARA Taemi; ISHII Akio; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, 1995, 19, 18, 21
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, The Thermal Environment of Homes for the Aged and Thermal Sensation of the Aged : A Survey Made at Homes with Moderate Fees for Elderly Persons, IGARASHI Yuriko; MARUO Yukari; YANASE Takuko; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; LEE Ju-youn, 1995, 19, 202, 205
- Not Refereed, 1995, 1994, 0, 61, 64, 10.18948/shasekinki.1994.0_61
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, Effect of air temperature on performance in summer, GOHARA Taemi, 1995, 1995, 0, 709, 712, 10.18948/shasetaikai.1995.2.0_709
- Not Refereed, The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics, Japan Ergonomics Society, Difference of physiological and psychological response of thermal environment by aging. Human influence of the temperature and the air flow in the summer.:Human influence of the temperature and the air flow in the summer, ENOMOTO Hikaru; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, The purpose of this study is to clarify the characteristics of the thermal-physiological and psychological reactions in old people at the summer indoor climate, and to study the influences of the reactions by aging level. The experiments are conducted in a climate chamber, using 19 to 80-year-old male and female subjects wearing summer cloths (0.4clo) sit on a chair for 80 minutes including 60 minutes of air flow exposure. The combination of ambient temperatures and air velocities used are 28°C and 0.4m/s, 32°C and 1.2m/s, respectively. At the same environment, the mean skin temperatures of old subjects (over 60 years old) are lower than those of young (under 40 years old) and middle aged (from 40 to 60 years old) subjects in mean average of 0.2-0.8°C. The old subjects feel cooler and more comfortable than young or middle aged subjects. The drop in skin temperature of the chest becomes greater with advancing age. On the contrary, at the shin the drop becomes smaller. This indicates that the old people decrease in ability to control the skin temperature of cutaneous vasoconstriction of their extremities., 1995, 31, 2, 161, 168, 10.5100/jje.31.161
- Not Refereed, Journal of human and living environment, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, Actual State and Evaluation of Kitchen Garbage Odor in the Kitchen, MITSUDA Megumi; ISODA Norio; KUBO Hiroko; YANASE Takuko, We surveyed detached houses and multiple dwellings to show the actual state of garbage odor in the kitchen. The survey included measurements of air temperature, relative humidity and globe temperature in the kitchen, temperature and odor sensor value at the place of garbage storage. Housewives were questioned aubot the time used for household work in the kitchen, storage conditions of garbage, odor sensation (odor intensity, unpleasantness, quality of odor and tolerance). We measured odors using two kinds of odor sensors. One of them responds to the odor of hydrogen sulfide, and its measured value is correlated to evaluations of odor sensation. The length of time when the odor sensor value exceeded the acceptable level of garbage odor in the kitchen was influenced considerably by the storage time of the garbage and the state of storage container. The total length of time exceeding the acceptable level was about one third of the period measured for the house as a whole., 1995, 2, 1, 67, 74, 10.24538/jhesj.2.1_67
- Not Refereed, Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ), Architectural Institute of Japan, ACCEPTABLE LEVEL OF INDOOR GARBAGE ODORS, MITSUDA Megumi; ISODA Norio; KUBO Hiroko; YANASE Takuko, The purpse of this study is to examine an acceptable level of indoor garbage odors. We experimented with "odor bag method" and "entering room method" in this study. We used the garbage sample of mixed vegetables, fruit, fish and tea leaves stored at 30℃ for three days. 0n "odor bag method", we measured odor concentration by organoleptic test, and odor substance concentration by gas chromatograph and some detection tubes. The subjects voted odor intensity, unpleasantness and acceptance of odor on both experiments. The results were as follows: 1) Concerning the acceptable level, there is no statistically significant difference between "odor bag method" and "entering room method". 2) The acceptable level of indoor garbage odor with odor concentraion is 6.9 by "odor bag method" and 11 by "entering room method". 3)We can evaluate the acceptable level of indoor garbage odor by methylmercaptan concentration in the sample air., 1995, 60, 475, 35, 40, 10.3130/aija.60.35_3
- Not Refereed, Journal of Home Economics of Japan, The Japan Society of Home Economics, The Characteristics of the Elderly's Residential Thermal Environment. A Questionnaire Survey of Dwelling in the Summer and Winter of the Kansai Area.:A Questionnaire Survey of Dwelling in the Summer and Winter of the Kansai Area, ENOMOTO Hikaru; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, This paper aims to analyze the effects of the aging from residential dwellings which are specifically concerned with heating and cooling systems. Also this paper attempts to clarify the characteristics and problems associated with it. For the purpose, we conducted surveys among 900 residents of western Japan during both winter and summer, the residents arranged with three age groups.
The main results are as follows :
1) In the summer, the most popular cooling systems are air conditioners among young and middle-aged people, and electric fans among old people over 60.
2) In the winter, the heating mechanism most commonly used are unvented burning heaters among the middle and old people, and “kotatsu” -style heating among those under 40.
3) In the summer, the choice of a cooling system by older people are determined by individual constitution and the body mass index. In the winter, choice of a heating system is affected more by the age of the dwelling or family composition than by constitutional needs., 1995, 46, 11, 1091, 1100, 10.11428/jhej1987.46.1091 - Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, Effect of spot warm airflow on human body whike desk working in winter, GOHARA Taemi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, 25 Jul. 1994, 1994, 363, 364
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, Effects of Thermal environment during Physical Exercise in Summer, ISODA Norio; KUBO Hiroko; YANASE Takuko, 25 Jul. 1994, 1994, 385, 386
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, Effects of spot cool air flow on the human body in summer : At the case of 3 parts of body locally exposed to cool air flow, KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, 25 Jul. 1994, 1994, 357, 358
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, Study on control of Garbage Odors : Rept. 3 Acceptable Level of Garbage Odors, MITSUDA Megumi; ISODA Norio; KUBO Hiroko; YANASE Takuko, 25 Jul. 1994, 1994, 223, 224
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, An experimantal study of the effect of radiant heating on the elderly in winter : Part 3 Physical effects and conditions of the thermal environment, ENOMOTO Hikaru; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, 25 Jul. 1994, 1994, 349, 350
- Architectural Institute of Japan, 4065 Study on Control of Garbage Odors : Rept.2 Acceptable Level of Garbage Odors, MITSUDA Megumi, 07 Jun. 1994, 34, 257, 260
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, Study on the Influecce of the Texture of Trim material for the Evaluation of Visual Environment : Rept. 1 Experiments with Test Pieces, KITAMURA Shigeko; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, 1994, 1919, 1920
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, Acceptable Level of Indoor Garbage Odors, MITSUDA Megumi; ISODA Norio; KUBO Hiroko; YANASE Takuko, 1994, 18, 115, 118
- Not Refereed, 1994, 1993, 0, 175, 178, 10.18948/shasekinki.1993.0_175
- Not Refereed, 1994, 1993, 0, 179, 182, 10.18948/shasekinki.1993.0_179
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, Studies on characterristics of odor emissions and controls of garbage odors.(Rept.5) : odor controls of gabage vessels., MITSUDA megumi, 1994, 1994, 0, 557, 560, 10.18948/shasetaikai.1994.2.0_557
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, Effect of airflow on human body while desk working in summer : In the case of exposing airflow to the whole body from the front, GOHARA Taemi, 1994, 1994, 0, 441, 444, 10.18948/shasetaikai.1994.1.0_441
- Not Refereed, The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics, Japan Ergonomics Society, Influences of the thermal environment on the elderly in the summer, ENOMOTO Hikaru; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, 1994, 30, 0, 280, 281, 10.5100/jje.30.Supplement_280
- Not Refereed, Journal of human and living environment, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, Seasonal Variations of Air Temperature for the Thermal Comfort, KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, We investigated seasonal variations of clothing, thermal sensation and thermal comfort by conducting experiments on females during all the seasons. The experiments were conducted in climate chambers. Air temperatures were 16℃, 20℃, 24℃, 28℃, 32℃ and relative humidity was 50%. Air velocity was still air (<0.15m/s), and mean radiant temperature was equal to air temperature. Subjects were 71 healthy college aged females. They did some sedentary works in casual wear which they were dressed in, and after the experiment do value was calculated. The subjects were exposed to different conditions for 60 minutes. The subjects were asked to report thermal sensation on the 9 category scale and thermal comfort on the 7 category scale. The experiments were conducted seven times from October 1986 to August 1987. The results were as follows: 1) The mean do values of the subjects were about 0.84 clo in winter and 0.4 clo in summer. 2) The air temperatures that the subjects reported to be under thermal neutral conditions were 22℃ in winter and 28℃ in summer. 3) The range of air temperatures that they reported to be comfortable conditions were from 20℃ to 28℃ in winter and from 22℃ to 30℃ in summer. Thus they felt warm (atatakai) in winter and cool (suzushii) in summer., 1994, 1, 1, 51, 57, 10.24538/jhesj.1.1_51
- Not Refereed, Transactions of the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating, Air-Conditioning & Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Experimental Research of the Preferred Air Velocity by the Elderly in the Summer, ENOMOTO Hikaru; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, We conducted experiment to determine the optimal thermal environment for elderly concerning the air velocity in the summer. To determine their comfortable thermal environment the male subjects of youth and elder controlled the air velocity so that they feel thermal environment comfortable. We measured their physiological and psychological responses and compared the results with the past experiments which were done with young and elderly female subjects. We carried out experiments in a climate chamber testing simultaneously two subjects. We set up two fan apparatus which were able to regulate the air velocity. The air temperatures were set at 28, 30, 32℃ for the elderly and 26, 28, 30℃ for the young subjects. The mean radiant temperature was equal to the air temperature. The subjects sat on a chair during the experiments in summer clothes (0.4clo). The subjects regulated the air velocities at will so as to feel comfortable at any time. The number of subjects were 10 active elderly and 8 healthy young men. The main results were as follows: 1) The mean skin temperature became higher as the air temperature rose. In the same air temperature, mean skin temperature of the elderly male was lower than of the young male in 0.3〜0.6℃. 2) Before being exposed to air movement, the higher the air temperature became, the higher the thermal sensation vote. The thermal sensation vote after the exposure of the air movement became cooler by the air movement. But the elderly male's reports differed according to the air temperature. 3) Like the young male, the elderly male didn't change the air velocities so that heat flow rate at the forehead and the thermal sensation vote became the same level. It shows that the elderly's physiological function declined and thermal sensation became more insensible. 4) The average of the preferred air velocities at each air temperature were 0.41m/s at 28℃, 0.80m/s 30℃ and 1.08m/s at 32℃ for the elderly male, and 0.46m/s at 26℃, 0.84m/s at 28℃, and 1.37m/s at 30℃ for the young male. In each air temperature the elderly preferred slower air movement than the young, and as the air temperature rose by 2℃ the air velocities became faster by 0.4〜0.5m/s in each age group. 5) Compared with the elderly female's preferred air velocities of the elderly male were slower. It is considered that daily living customs or consciousnesses influence to the preferred air velocities., 1994, 19, 56, 69, 76, 10.18948/shase.19.56_69
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, Effect of spot cool air flow on human body while desk working in summer, ISODA Norio, 25 Jul. 1993, 1993, 1371, 1372
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, Study on control of garbage odor : Rept. 1 odor emissions and ventilation requirement, Mitsuda Megumi, 25 Jul. 1993, 1993, 665, 666
- The Annals of physiological anthropology, Effects of Floor Heating and Cooling Temperature on the Human Body in Summer :, KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, 1993, 12, 2, 113, 113
- Not Refereed, Proceedings of the ... Symposium on Human-Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, Effects of Seasonal Variations of Temperature on Thermal Comfort and Individual Difference, KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, 1993, 17, 22, 25
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, Studies on characteristics of odor emissions and controls of garbage odors.(Rept.3), MITSUDA megumi, 1993, 1993, 0, 157, 160, 10.18948/shasetaikai.1993.2.0_157
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, Effect of spot cool air movement on human body while desk woking in summer, GOHARA taemi, 1993, 1993, 0, 13, 16, 10.18948/shasetaikai.1993.1.0_13
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, Efects of radiant heating on the elderly in winter, ENONOTO Hikaru, 1993, 1993, 0, 17, 20, 10.18948/shasetaikai.1993.1.0_17
- Not Refereed, The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics, Japan Ergonomics Society, The Influences of the uniform air velocity on the elderly in summer:Part 2. In the case of high humidity, Enomoto Hikaru; Kubo Hiroko; Isoda Norio; Yanase Takuko, 1993, 29, 0, 272, 273, 10.5100/jje.29.Supplement_272
- Not Refereed, Effects of Residential Thermal Conditions on the Aged in the Daily Living (Part 4) : Characteristics Found among the Correspondence in Indices, KUBO Hiroko, 1993, 44, 1, 65, 72, 10.11428/jhej1987.44.65
- Not Refereed, Effects of Residential Thermal Conditions on the Aged in the Daily Living (Part 3) : Characteristics of Countermeasures in Daily Living Way, KUBO Hiroko, 1993, 44, 1, 55, 63, 10.11428/jhej1987.44.55
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, An experimetal study of the effect of radiant heating on the elderly in winter : The comparison of the old with the young, ENOMOTO Hikaru, 01 Aug. 1992, 1992, 847, 848
- Architectural Institute of Japan, 4003 An experimental study of the effect of radiant heating on the elderly : Part 2. The comparison of the old with the young, ENOMOTO Hikaru, 02 Jun. 1992, 32, 9, 12
- 1992, 385, 1, 8
- 1992, 841, 842
- Not Refereed, 1992, 1991, 0, 103, 106, 10.18948/shasekinki.1991.0_103
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, C-57 Studies on characteristics of odor emissions and controls of garbage odors (Rept. 2) : Impact of temperature and components of garbage on odor characteristics, MITSUDA megumi, 1992, 1992, 0, 769, 772, 10.18948/shasetaikai.1992.0_769
- Not Refereed, The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics, Japan Ergonomics Society, Effects of Residential Thermal Conditions on the Aged at the Daily Living (Part 1), Yanase Takuko; Kubo Hiroko; Tokuda Tetsuo, 1992, 28, 0, 300, 301, 10.5100/jje.28.Supplement_300
- Not Refereed, The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics, Japan Ergonomics Society, Effects of Residential Thermal Conditions on the Aged at the Daily Living (Part 2), Kubo Hiroko; Yanase Takuko; Tokuda Tetsuo, 1992, 28, 0, 302, 303, 10.5100/jje.28.Supplement_302
- Not Refereed, The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics, Japan Ergonomics Society, The Influences of the uniform air velocity on the elderly in summer, Enomoto Hikaru; Kubo Hiroko; Yanase Takuko, 1992, 28, 0, 304, 305, 10.5100/jje.28.Supplement_304
- Not Refereed, 43(8), 791-800, 1992-08-15, Effects of Residential Thermal Conditions on the Aged in the Daily Living (Part 2) : Characteristics of Countermeasures by Clothing, KUBO Hiroko, 1992, 43, 8, 791, 800, 10.11428/jhej1987.43.791
- Not Refereed, Effects of Residential Thermal Conditions on the Aged in the Daily Living (Part 1) : Characteristics Found Among the Daily Living Action, KUBO Hiroko, 1992, 43, 8, 781, 790, 10.11428/jhej1987.43.781
- Not Refereed, Journal of Architecture, Planning and Environmental Engineering (Transactions of AIJ), Architectural Institute of Japan, THE EFFECTS OF PREFERRED AIR VELOCITY ON THE HUMAN BODY IN MUGGY CONDITIONS, KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko, In this study, the physiological and psychological effects of preferred air velocity on the human body were investigated. The air temperatures were 26°C, 28°C and 30°C, and the relative humidities were 30 %, 50 % and 80 %. The subjects were 10 healthy women sedentary in summer wear, who could regulate air velocity for 60 minutes according to their feeling of comfort. The results were as follows : (1) Increase in air temperature and humidity was compensated by increase in air velocity. (2) At the preferred air velocity, the subjects reported "slightly cool", and "comfortable". (3) At 26°C and 28°C, the preferred air velocity was faster than the air velocity predicted by SET* and Fanger's comfort equation., 1992, 442, 0, 9, 16, 10.3130/aijax.442.0_9
- Symposium on Man-Thermal Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, 708 EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON CONVECTIVE HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT OF THE HUMAN BODY, ISHIGAKI Hidekado; HORIKOSHI Tetsumi; UEMATSU Tomoki; SAHASHI Masato; TSUCHIKAWA Tadahiro; MOCHIDA Tohru; HIEDA Tetsuya; ISODA Norio; KUBO Hiroko, 03 Dec. 1991, 91, 279, 282
- 20 Sep. 1991, 1991, 111, 111
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, An Experimental Study of the Effect of Radiant Heating on the Elderly, ENOMOTO Hikaru, 01 Aug. 1991, 1991, 731, 732
- Architectural Institute of Japan, 4012 An Experimental Study of Radiant Heating on the Elderly, ENOMOTO Hikaru, 07 May 1991, 31, 41, 44
- Architectural Institute of Japan, 4011 Effects of Cool Air Flow on Human Skin Temperature and Thermal Comfort in Summer, ISODA Norio, 07 May 1991, 31, 37, 40
- Not Refereed, Research journal of living science, Nara Women's University, Effect of Floor Heating Temperature on the Skin Temperatures and Thermal Comfort, Kim Bongae; Isoda Norio; Kubo Hiroko; Yanase Takuko, Mar. 1991, 37, 2, p109, 115
- 15 Feb. 1991, 29, 261, 264
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, Effects of Cool Air Flow on Human Skin Temperature and Thermal Comfort in Summer, ISODA Norio, 1991, 719, 720
- Not Refereed, 人間-熱環境系シンポジウム報告集, 人間-熱環境系シンポジウム準備委員会, 1709 EFFECTS OF AIR TEMPERATURE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN INDOOR AND OUTDOOR ON THE HUMAN BODY IN SUMMER, ISODA Norio; KUBO Hiroko; TUZUKI Kazuyo; YANASE Takuko, 1991, 91, 625, 628
- Not Refereed, Technical Papers of Kinki-chapter Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The various aspects of the "pet loss" taken up in Japan, 1991, 1990, 0, 35, 38, 10.18948/shasekinki.1990.0_35
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, D-28 Effect of thermal condition on cool air movement in summer, KUBO hiroko, 1991, 1991, 0, 857, 860, 10.18948/shasetaikai.1991.0_857
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, D-30 Convective heat transfer of the human body and the effect of air movement upon the human physiological and psychological responses, ISHIGAKI Hidekado, 1991, 1991, 0, 865, 868, 10.18948/shasetaikai.1991.0_865
- Not Refereed, 1991, 28, 3, 97, 97, 10.11227/seikisho1966.28.3_97
- Symposium on Man-Thermal Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, PREFERRED AIR MOVEMENT ON ELDERLY PEOPLE IN SUMMER, ENOMOTO Hikaru; ISODA Norio; KUBO Hiroko; YANASE Takuko, 06 Dec. 1990, 14, 90, 93
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, Experimental Study of Evaluation of Cool Air Flow in Summer : At the Case of Periodically Fluctuating Air Flow, KUBO Hiroko, 01 Sep. 1990, 1990, 835, 836
- Not Refereed, 1990, 1989, 0, 143, 146, 10.18948/shasekinki.1989.0_143
- Not Refereed, 1990, 1989, 0, 147, 150, 10.18948/shasekinki.1989.0_147
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, E-52 Preferred air movement on elderly people in summer, ENOMOTO hikaru, 1990, 1990, 0, 1245, 1248, 10.18948/shasetaikai.1990.0_1245
- 20 Sep. 1989, 1989, 109, 110
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, Effect of Cool Air Flow on the Human Body in the Case of Exposure of 3 Parts of Body in Summer, KUBO Hiroko, 01 Sep. 1989, 1989, 867, 868
- Not Refereed, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, Effect of Residential Thermal Conditions on the Aged at the Daily Living, KIKUSAWA yasuko, Sep. 1989, 1989, 1989, 935, 936
- Not Refereed, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, Effect of Residential Thermal Conditions on the Aged at the Daily Living(Part 2) : Cases of Summer, MIYAZAWA Morie, Sep. 1989, 1989, 1989, 931, 932
- Not Refereed, Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, Effect of Residential Thermal Conditions on the Aged at the Daily Living, TOKUDA Tetsuo, Sep. 1989, 1989, 1989, 929, 930
- Not Refereed, Techinical Papers of Annual Meeting the Society of Heating,Air-conditioning and Sanitary Engineers of Japan, The Society of Heating,Air-Conditioning&Sanitary Engineers of Japan, B-8 The Effect of Thermal Environment and Season on Human Thermal Comfort, KUBO Hiroko, 1989, 1989, 0, 285, 288, 10.18948/shasetaikai.1989.0_285
- Not Refereed, 36(1), 19-28, 1989-09-15, A Proposal to the New Home Economics Curriculum Based on the New Idea, KUBO Hiroko, 1989, 36, 1, 19, 28
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, The Effect of Cool Air Flow on Human Body at the Case of a Distance of 2m between the Outlet and the Subject, KUBO Hiroko, 01 Sep. 1988, 1988, 725, 726
- Architectural Institute of Japan, 4006 The Effect of Cool Air Flow on Human Body : Part 2, KUBO Hiroko, 01 May 1988, 28, 21, 24
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, A Field Investigation on Thermal Environments of Ondol Houses in Korea, KIM Bongae, 1988, 487, 488
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, Effect of Air Temperature Difference between Indoor and Outdoor on the Human Body in Cooling Time, Part 3, ISODA Norio, 1988, 683, 684
- Not Refereed, 1988, 1987, 0, 137, 140, 10.18948/shasekinki.1987.0_137
- Symposium on Man-Thermal Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, THE EFFECT OF COOL AIR FLOW ON THE HUMAN BODY : EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE EFFECT OF AIR MOVEMENT ON THE HUMAN BODY, PART 7, KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; YANASE Takuko; HAYAKAWA Kazuyo; HARA Junichiro, 04 Dec. 1987, 11, 90, 93
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, The Influence of Cool Air Flow on Human Comfort in Hot Environment, KUBO Hiroko, 25 Aug. 1987, 1987, 323, 324
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, Effect of Air Temperature Difference between Indoor and Outdoor on the Human Body in Cooling Time Part 2, ISODA Norio, 25 Aug. 1987, 1987, 257, 258
- Architectural Institute of Japan, 4063 The Effect of Cool Air Flow on the Human Boby, ISODA Norio, 01 May 1987, 27, 245, 248
- 1987, 27, 237, 240
- Not Refereed, 1987, 1986, 0, 107, 110, 10.18948/shasekinki.1986.0_107
- Not Refereed, 1987, 1986, 0, 111, 114, 10.18948/shasekinki.1986.0_111
- Symposium on Man-Thermal Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, THE EFFECT OF WARM AND COOL AIR FLOW ON THE HUMAN BODY : EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE EFFECT OF AIR MOVEMENT ON THE HUMAN BODY, PART 6, KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; HAYAKAWA Kazuyo; YANASE Takuko; YABUTA Keiichiro, 09 Dec. 1986, 10, 54, 57
- Symposium on Man-Thermal Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, THE EFFECT OF THERMAL ENVIRONMENT ON THE HUMAN BODY DURING EXERCISE, HAYAKAWA Kazuyo; ISODA Norio; KUBO Hiroko; YANASE Takuko, 09 Dec. 1986, 10, 58, 61
- Symposium on Man-Thermal Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, THE EFFECT OF FLOOR TEMPERATURE ON THE HUMAN BODY, ISODA Norio; KUBO Hiroko; HAYAKAWA Kazuyo; KIM Bong-Ae; KAKU Yumi; YANASE Takuko, 09 Dec. 1986, 10, 128, 131
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, The Inflence of Hot Air Flow on Human Thermal Comfort in Cold Environment, KUBO Hiroko, 25 Jul. 1986, 1986, 983, 984
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, On the Effect of Floor Heating Temperature on the Human Body, ISODA Norio, 1986, 949, 950
- Not Refereed, 1986, 1985, 0, 83, 86, 10.18948/shasekinki.1985.0_83
- Not Refereed, 1986, 1985, 0, 87, 90, 10.18948/shasekinki.1985.0_87
- Not Refereed, 32(2), 205-211, 1986-03, The Effect of Air Velocity and Humidity on the Human Body in Hot Evironmental Conditions, KUBO Hiroko, 1986, 32, 2, 205, 211
- Symposium on Man-Thermal Environment System, Japanese Society of Human-Environment System, The Effect of Preferred Air Velocity in Warm Conditions : Experimental Study on the Effect of Air Movement on the Human Body, Part 5, Kubo Hiroko; Isoda Norio; Yanase Takuko, 13 Dec. 1985, 9, 123, 126
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, The Influence of Preferred Air Velocity at Various Humidity, KUBO Hiroko, 10 Sep. 1985, 1985, 535, 536
- Summaries of technical papers of Annual Meeting Architectural Institute of Japan. D, Environmental engineering, Architectural Institute of Japan, Effect of Air Temperature Difference between Indoor and Outdoor on the Human Body in Coolin Time, ISODA Norio, 10 Sep. 1985, 1985, 565, 566
- Not Refereed, 32(1), 98-104, 1985-09, The Effect of periodically Fluctuating Air Velocity and Uniform Air Velocity on the Human Body, KUBO Hiroko, 1985, 32, 1, 205, 211
- Refereed, 2024, 61, 1, 12, 16, https://doi.org/10.5100/jje.61.12
- Not Refereed, 31 Mar. 2023, 25, 1, 86, 86
Books etc
- Jun. 2024, xx, 673p, 9784621309216
- 10 Jun. 2023, 9784865198201
- Jun. 2022, 4, 14, 736, 15p, 図版38p, 9784860437848
- Apr. 2020
- 30 Jul. 2019
- 2017, Not Refereed, 9784864281515
- 2014, Not Refereed, 9784759817119
- 2009, Not Refereed
- 2007, Not Refereed
- 2007, Not Refereed
- 2006, Not Refereed
- 2005, Not Refereed
- 2004, Not Refereed
- 2004, Not Refereed
- 2002, Not Refereed
- 2000, Not Refereed
- 1999, Not Refereed
- 1997, Not Refereed
- 1991, Not Refereed
- 1985, Not Refereed
Presentations
- 07 Sep. 2025, 07 Sep. 2025 - 08 Sep. 2025
- 10 Dec. 2022, 10 Dec. 2022 - 10 Dec. 2022
- 10 Dec. 2022, 10 Dec. 2022 - 10 Dec. 2022
- 10 Dec. 2022, 10 Dec. 2022 - 10 Dec. 2022
- 04 Dec. 2022, 03 Dec. 2022 - 04 Dec. 2022
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- 01 Dec. 2022, 29 Nov. 2022 - 01 Dec. 2022
- 05 Nov. 2022, 05 Nov. 2022
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- Oral presentation, 05 Nov. 2022
- 30 Jul. 2022, 30 Jul. 2022 - 31 Jul. 2022
- 30 Jul. 2022, 30 Jul. 2022 - 31 Jul. 2022
- 01 Jul. 2022, 30 Jun. 2022 - 01 Jul. 2022
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- 30 Jun. 2022, 30 Jun. 2022 - 01 Jul. 2022
- 25 Jun. 2022
- 28 May 2022, 28 May 2022 - 29 May 2022
- 15 Nov. 2021, 15 Nov. 2021 - 24 Dec. 2021
- Effects of Winter Bedroom Thermal Environment on Sleep and Blood Pressure in Older Adults A Field Survey in Urban and Rural Areas of Nara Prefecture, 11 Dec. 2021, 11 Dec. 2021 - 11 Dec. 2021
- Examination of the light garden design in the Funeral room, 11 Dec. 2021, 11 Dec. 2021 - 11 Dec. 2021
- M easure ment s accuracy of medical thermometer and I R thermometer in the COVID 19 − Handmade calibration blackbody furnace using a standard thermometer, 05 Dec. 2021, 04 Dec. 2021 - 05 Dec. 2021
- 45th Symposium on Human-Environment System, Study on the encourages the start of use of air conditioners for heat stroke in the elderly, 04 Dec. 2021, 04 Dec. 2021 - 05 Dec. 2021
- 45th Symposium on Human-Environment System, Relation ship between frailty evaluation and physical activity in older adults - Case study in urban and rural areas of Na ra Prefecture, 04 Dec. 2021, 04 Dec. 2021 - 05 Dec. 2021
- 23 Sep. 2021, 23 Sep. 2021 - 24 Sep. 2021
- 23 Sep. 2021, 23 Sep. 2021 - 24 Sep. 2021
- Examination of visual comfort at the farewell space, 08 Sep. 2021, 07 Sep. 2021 - 10 Sep. 2021
- Effects of resident’s style of living on bedroom thermal environment in older people: A field survey in urban and rural areas of Nara prefecture in summer and winter, 30 May 2021, 28 May 2021 - 30 May 2021
- Survey on intervention methods of environmental regulation behavior for the elderly, 30 May 2021, 28 May 2021 - 30 May 2021
- Effects of thermal environment under cooling with ventilation on psychological response of office workers, 22 May 2021, 22 May 2021 - 23 May 2021
- 23 Sep. 2021, 23 Sep. 2021 - 2021
- 12 Dec. 2020
- 05 Dec. 2020, 05 Dec. 2020 - 06 Dec. 2020
- 05 Dec. 2020, 05 Dec. 2020 - 06 Dec. 2020
- Nov. 2020, 18 Nov. 2020 - 24 Nov. 2020
- 29 Sep. 2020 - 30 Sep. 2020
- 10 Sep. 2020, 08 Sep. 2020 - 10 Sep. 2020
- Michiyo AZUMA; Ikuko BAMBA; Hiroko KUBO; Norio ISODA; Kenichi AZUMA, Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, A study on the physiological and psychological responses to the wood scent, 2018, 2018 - 2018, The Japan Society of Home Economics
- KUBO Hiroko; Kido Chiaki; Asai Yuka; AZUMA Michiyo; SASSA Naomi; ISODA Norio, Proceedings of Symposium on Human-Environment System, A survey of the thermal environment and its physiological value during daily life in summer: Part 2 : the thermal sensation of elderly in summer, 2018, 2018 - 2018, Human-Environment System, We investigated the actual condition of room thermal environment, living behavior in summer for the purpose of examining the actual condition of the thermal environment during the daily life of the elderly. In this report, in order to measure the thermal sensation of elderly people living in high temperature room, we conducted experiments to measure thermal sensation and thermal comfort etc. in the laboratory and in climate chamber. The participants were 9 male and 9 female elderly people who took part in house thermal environments measurements. In the case of climate camber and laboratory, they reported that the higher the room temperature was, the hotter the thermal sensation was on the hot side, the thermal comfort became the unpleasant side. On the other hand, the relationship between living room temperature and thermal sensation varied greatly in the their living room. There was not much relation with living room temperature.
- Kido Chiaki; Kubo Hiroko; Azuma Michiyo; Sassa Naomi; Isoda Norio; Hoshino Satoko, Proceedings of Symposium on Human-Environment System, Research on Lifestyle and Bedroom Thermal Environment of the Frail Elderly in Winter, 2018, 2018 - 2018, Human-Environment System, The purpose of this study was to examine actual bedroom thermal environment and lifestyle of the flail elderly in
winter. The participants were 9 frail elderly (aged 79.1 ± 6.1 years). We measured activity levels during the daytime and body
movement during sleep. Air temperature and relative humidity were measured in the participants’ bedrooms. Approximately
80% of the participants had turned off heating devices such as air conditioners and stoves before going to bed. Some
participants used only hot water bottles and electric blankets during sleep to warm up their bed. Therefore, the temperature
and humidity in the bedroom tend to be lower than the recommended standard bedroom climate conditions for a healthy life
(18-22°C, 30-50%: the criteria of thermal environment in house by workshop of thermal environment for elderly life in 1991).
The number of wake after sleep onset and the wake rate during sleep increased as the bedroom temperature decreased. It
suggests that low bedroom temperature may lead to decline in the quality of sleep. Furthermore, the participants went to
bathroom feeling cold at night. It’s important to eliminate the temperature difference in the house to prevent heat shock. - AZUMA Michiyo; SASSA Naomi; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, Proceedings of Symposium on Human-Environment System, A survey of the thermal environment and its physiological value during daily life in summer: Part1: Relation between daily living habits and ambient air temperatures, and efforts for preventing heatstroke, 2018, 2018 - 2018, Human-Environment System, For this study, with a view towards preventing heatstroke in elderly individuals, we
investigated data on ambient air temperatures, relative humilities, thermal sensations,
thermal comforts, room temperature evaluations and acceptability of thermal conditions.
Data were collected from 48 elderly and 41 young participants from 2012 to 2015 during the
summer. Ambient air temperatures during daytime for the elderly participants tended to be
high; a lower percentage of elderly than young participants used air-conditioners.
Improvements in conditions for many elderly participants were not sufficient to prevent
heatstroke despite receiving feedback based on their own data. Based on the results of this
study, interventional surveys conducted in 2016 and 2018 to lead better environmental
controls and improve behaviors for elderly individuals. - Hiroko Kubo; Mai Miyazato; Michiyo Azuma; Naomi Sassa; Norio Isoda, Abstracts of Annual Congress of The Japan Society of Home Economics, A survey on the thermal environment of the elderly's residence in summer and winter., 2018, 2018 - 2018, The Japan Society of Home Economics
- SAITO Saki; BAMBA Ikuko; AZUMA Kenichi; AZUMA Michiyo; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio, Proceedings of Symposium on Human-Environment System, Psychological and physiological effects caused by the odor of wood in different Prefectures, 2018, 2018 - 2018, Human-Environment System, This paper outlines a study conducted to verify the psychological and physiological effects of the odor of wood in
different prefectures. In this experiment, 9 healthy university students smelled 4 samples of cedar which grew in Miyazaki
Prefecture, Gifu Prefecture, Mie Prefecture, and Mie Prefecture (these contained core materials). The psychological effects
were studied by conducting a survey (by distributing questionnaires) to enquire about odor intensity and desirability. The
physiological effects were determined by measuring the brain waves of the subjects. The study shows that the subjects exhibit
differences based on their growing area and the core material’s characteristic tendency. - 2018
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- Poster presentation, 27 May 2024 - 28 May 2024
- Poster presentation
- Poster presentation, 15 Sep. 2023 - 17 Sep. 2023
- Poster presentation, 15 Sep. 2023 - 17 Sep. 2023
- Oral presentation, 15 Sep. 2023 - 17 Sep. 2023
- Poster presentation, 25 Nov. 2023 - 26 Nov. 2023
- Poster presentation, 07 Sep. 2023 - 08 Sep. 2023
- Oral presentation, 27 May 2023 - 28 May 2023
- Oral presentation, 27 May 2023 - 28 May 2023
- Oral presentation, 14 Oct. 2023 - 14 Oct. 2023
- Oral presentation, 12 Sep. 2023 - 15 Sep. 2023
- Invited oral presentation, 02 Dec. 2023 - 02 Dec. 2023
- Oral presentation, 11 Nov. 2021 - 13 Nov. 2021
- 29 May 2020 - 30 May 2020
- Oral presentation, 31 Mar. 2023 - 02 Apr. 2023
- Oral presentation, 09 Dec. 2023 - 09 Dec. 2023
Works
Industrial Property Rights
- Patent right, 空気調和システム、制御装置、制御方法、及びプログラム, 久保 博子; 杉崎 智子, ; , 特願2021-066654, 09 Apr. 2021, 特開2022-161664, 21 Oct. 2022, j_global
- Patent right, 空気調和機, 米田 亜旗; 久保 博子; 楠亀 弘一; 野坂 健一郎, パナソニックIPマネジメント株式会社, 特願2018-030206, 22 Feb. 2018, 特開2019-143931, 29 Aug. 2019, 特許第7002053号, 04 Jan. 2022, j_global
- Patent right, 温冷感推定方法、温冷感推定装置、空気調和機及びプログラム, 米田 亜旗; 楠亀 弘一; 久保 博子, パナソニック株式会社, 特願2016-243151, 15 Dec. 2016, 特開2018-004241, 11 Jan. 2018, 特許第6811601号, 17 Dec. 2020, j_global
- Patent right, センサシステム, 久保 博子; 式井 愼一; 楠亀 弘一, パナソニック株式会社, 特願2019-061974, 27 Mar. 2019, 特開2019-135441, 15 Aug. 2019, 特許第6797962号, 20 Nov. 2020, j_global
- Patent right, 温冷感推定方法、温冷感推定装置、空気調和機及びプログラム, 米田 亜旗; 楠亀 弘一; 久保 博子, パナソニック株式会社, 特願2016-243585, 15 Dec. 2016, 特開2017-049008, 09 Mar. 2017, 特許第6744204号, 03 Aug. 2020, j_global
- Patent right, 空気調和機の制御方法, 久保 博子; 式井 愼一; 楠亀 弘一, パナソニック株式会社, 特願2018-181917, 27 Sep. 2018, 特開2019-032154, 28 Feb. 2019, 特許第6735323号, 15 Jul. 2020, j_global
- Patent right, 空気調和機、センサシステムおよびその温冷感推定方法, 久保 博子; 式井 愼一; 楠亀 弘一, パナソニック株式会社, 特願2015-117775, 10 Jun. 2015, 特開2017-003195, 05 Jan. 2017, 特許第6505514号, 05 Apr. 2019, j_global
- Patent right, 温冷感推定装置, 末次 恵久; 山口 秀明; 久保 博子, アイシン精機株式会社, 特願2016-164752, 25 Aug. 2016, 特開2018-031542, 01 Mar. 2018, j_global
- Patent right, 空気調和機及び熱画像センサシステム, 久保 博子; 式井 愼一; 楠亀 弘一, パナソニック株式会社, 特願2016-227912, 24 Nov. 2016, 特許第6077172号, 20 Jan. 2017, j_global
- Patent right, 空気調和機及び熱画像センサシステム, 久保 博子; 式井 愼一; 楠亀 弘一, パナソニック株式会社, 特願2016-120824, 17 Jun. 2016, 特開2016-169942, 23 Sep. 2016, 特許第6050543号, 02 Dec. 2016, j_global
- Patent right, 空気調和機及び熱画像センサシステム, 久保 博子; 式井 愼一; 楠亀 弘一, パナソニック株式会社, 特願2015-535911, 17 Feb. 2015, 特許第6001183号, 09 Sep. 2016, j_global
- Patent right, 空気調和機及び熱画像センサシステム, 久保 博子; 式井 愼一; 楠亀 弘一, パナソニック株式会社, JP2015000714, 17 Feb. 2015, WO2015-122201, 20 Aug. 2015, j_global
Research Projects
- Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), 01 Apr. 2022 - 31 Mar. 2026, 22H00951, Human centerd engineering study of the impact of life monitoring technology on the optimization of the living environment of the elderly, 久保 博子; 才脇 直樹; 芝崎 学; 東 実千代; 佐々 尚美; 磯田 則生; 安在 絵美, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), Nara Women's University, 17420000, 13400000, 4020000, kaken
- 基盤研究(C), 01 Apr. 2020 - 31 Mar. 2023, 20K02336, フレイル高齢者の住環境・住まい方の実態と環境調節行動を促す介入に関する研究, 東 実千代; 大友 絵利香; 久保 博子; 佐々 尚美; 小濱 朋子; 磯田 則生, 日本学術振興会, 科学研究費助成事業 基盤研究(C), 畿央大学, 4290000, 3300000, 990000, 2021年度は自立した生活を送っている奈良県都市部在住の高齢者24名(継続)、農村部在住高齢者20名(新規)を被験者としてフレイル度調査を行うとともに、夏期において室内温熱環境の実測、住まい方調査、日中の活動量測定を実施した。熱中症予防行動の促進に用いる介入ツール(室内温熱環境可視化ツール)については、2020年度の課題分析結果に基づいてデザインを再検討した。概要は以下の通りである。
【フレイル度調査】近い将来介護が必要となる危険の高い高齢者を抽出する目的で開発された基本チェックリストによる調査を実施した。被験者の年齢は平均80歳±6歳であり、総合得点を3段階(健康・プレフレイル・フレイル)に分類して判定したところ、健康が約3割、プレフレイルが約5割、フレイルが約2割であった。判定には日中の活動レベルとの相関が認められたが、年齢やBMIとの関連性はなかった。活動レベルは男性が女性がより高く、都市部が農村部より高い傾向がみられた。一方、主観的健康感は農村部が都市部より高いことから、性差や地域差を考慮した評価・解釈が必要であると考えられた。
【室内温熱環境実測・住まい方調査】2001年8月上旬から中旬を主な測定期間としたため、雨天日が多く猛暑日の温熱データが十分に取得できなかった。農村部においてはエアコンの使用率が低く、室温を確認する習慣のある人が少ない傾向があり、夜間に室温が高い事例が散見されるなど、熱中症予防の意識や予防行動の実践状況には改善の余地があると考えられた。
【室内温熱環境可視化ツール】人工気候室における高齢者の温熱生理反応のデータをもとに、熱中症予防行動を促すべき温度帯を検討し、その範囲で変色するインキを用いた室内温熱環境可視化ツールを作成した。精度検証実験を行った結果、指定とした温度で精度よく変色し、色変化は高齢者の視覚特性に対応したものであることが確認された。, kaken - Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), 01 Apr. 2016 - 31 Mar. 2019, 16H03027, 高齢者の生活およびQOLに及ぼす夏期と冬期の住環境の影響について, 久保 博子; 東 実千代; 佐々 尚美; 磯田 則生; 星野 聡子, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), Nara Women's University, 16640000, 12800000, 3840000, 年間をとおして実際の生活環境と居住者の生活行動、活動量、体力、生理的心理的影響などに関する実態調査により、生活者、特に生活弱者といえる高齢者の生活に生活環境がどの様な影響を与えているか解析し、高齢者にとって健康で快適で、生き生きとした生活を送るための環境について検討する事を目的とし実測調査をおこなった。
平成28年度は、採択後研究準備および倫理申請を行いつつ、当初の予定では、調査準備や予備実測としてアンケート調査を行う事を計画していたが、これまでに協力して頂いていた実績のある高齢者が協力して頂けたため、先に、夏期、秋期、冬期、平成29年に向けて季節に伴う生活環境と生活行動の変化を3ヶ月おきに調査した。協力者として男女約10名を対象とし、調査内容としては、①当初の予定どおり、生活環境における居間と寝室の温湿度を小型温湿度ロガーを設置し、約2週間計測した。冬期にはさらにトイレの温湿度と寝床内の温湿度も計測した。②生活行動の計測として、多機能万歩を身につけて生活してもらい、2週間連続計測した。③生活行動内容調査および血圧や体温、温冷感など生理量、心理量の調査を3日間計測した。④来学時にQOL評価をSF-36で回答を得て計測をおこない、重心動揺、体脂肪・筋肉量、骨密度、握力等筋力等を計測した。⑤その他、生活に関するアンケート調査を行った。⑥高齢者女性を対象として、階段昇降時の行動や視線などを計測し、転倒予防のために無意識に行っている行動を計測した。青年女性との比較検討で、足元に視線を集中させていることを確認した。, rm:presentations - Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C), 01 Apr. 2015 - 31 Mar. 2019, 15K00769, An intervention study on life skills for the elderly to prevent heatstroke, AZUMA Michiyo, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C), Kio University, 4550000, 3500000, 1050000, The present study assessed daily environmental regulation behavior, water intake, sleep quality, the thermal environment and skin temperature at home during the summer to identify life skills that could prevent heatstroke among elderly persons. We found that elderly persons tended to live in hotter and more humid environments than younger persons. Variations in skin temperature appeared to differ between young and elderly persons because of a decrease in the ability to regulate body temperature with age. In addition, sleep quality decreased among elderly persons who live in hot environments, indicating that environmental regulation needs to be improved among the elderly. Providing intervention in the form of physiological information about heatstroke prevention as well as tools for visualizing the thermal environment conferred some improvements. Changes in preventive awareness by interventions differed among individuals, suggesting a relationship with experience of heatstroke., kaken
- Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), 01 Apr. 2015 - 31 Mar. 2018, 15H04090, Human responses to inhalation of emissions from timber on psychological and physiological factors: objective evaluations by functional brain imaging, AZUMA Kenichi, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), Kindai University, 16380000, 12600000, 3780000, We examined human responses to inhalation of emissions from timber on psychological and physiological factors using functional brain imaging. Nasal region of healthy subjects was exposed to non-odorant, plywood, and cedar timbers that dehydration temperature and/or production region were different. Regional cerebral blood flow (rCBF) in prefrontal cortex and electroencephalogram (EEG) were simultaneously measured. Result indicated the activation of rCBF significantly increased in plywood that emission of formaldehyde were the highest. The result suggested the plywood acted as irritation to nose of the subjects. Cedar timber that were produced at middle dehydration temperature rather than lower and higher temperature, showed good responses in human brain imaging both rCBF and EEG. This suggests the subjects received irritation and discomfort from timber of lower dehydration temperature because the emission of total volatile organic compound was the highest at natural air-dried timber., kaken_url
- Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research, 01 Apr. 2013 - 31 Mar. 2016, 25560020, Survey of sleep and activity on daily living, Kubo Hiroko, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research, Nara Women's University, 3770000, 2900000, 870000, To clarify the sleep of daily life, the survey were investigated the quality of the sleep 、daily sleeping hours, and daytime sleepiness. In addition, it was analyzed in the living biological point of view also for the elderly people of sleep.
(1)Daily sleep time was six and a half hours in college aged females in weekdays, though sleep satisfaction was high. However, the impact on sleepiness and fatigue to short sleep during the day in was observed. (2) REM sleep and light sleep reduced at the time of short time's sleep, and a sense of weariness and sleepiness feeling were high. (3) In summer the elderly people had not only low sleep efficiency for daily life's sleep, but also awakening time during sleep was long for them which got sleep under the high temperature environment and did not used air conditioner., kaken_url - Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C), 01 Apr. 2012 - 31 Mar. 2015, 24500934, A study on improvement in the living environment and daily living habits for the elderly to prevent heat disorders, AZUMA MICHIYO; OKAMOTO Keiko; SASSA Naomi; BAMBA Ikuko; KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; TSUZUKI Kazuyo, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C), Kio University, 5330000, 4100000, 1230000, The purpose of this study was to investigate strategies to prevent heat disorders in the elderly. Data on the thermal environment collected automatically by thermal recording devices, and thermal sensation, thermal comfort, room temperature evaluation, acceptability, and activity were collected from young and elderly individuals in summer. Regarding physiological responses, skin temperature data were collected from some subjects. Furthermore, we conducted a questionnaire survey about knowledge of heat disorders, measures taken to prevent heat disorders, and daily living habits to analyze differences between generations. The results were given as feedback to each elderly individual and additional information about prevention of heat disorders was also offered after the investigations. Some advantages of these interventions were confirmed, but limitations were also identified. Strategies linked to preventive behaviors thus need to be considered along with technical knowledge., kaken_url
- Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research, 01 Apr. 2012 - 31 Mar. 2015, 24650468, Development of the preventive medical clothes based upon spurious thermal sensation, SHIBASAKI Manabu; NEGISHI Hiroko; KUBO Hiroko, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research, Nara Women's University, 3770000, 2900000, 870000, A simulated thermal sensation due to evoked TRP (Transient Receptor Potential) channels could be contribute to improve living environment and to prevent heat-related illness. For an objective approach for evaluating thermal sensation, we attempted to develop a suitable protocol for one of brain imaging techniques, fNIRS (functional Near Infrared Spectroscopy). The developed periodic thermal stimulation clearly modulates thermal sensation. We confirmed that the stimulation of Aδfibers combined with menthol administration enhanced brain activity estimated by EEG (electroencephalography) and that thermal sensation during the periodic thermal stimulation was further evoked by menthol., kaken_url
- Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research, 2011 - 2012, 23650457, Does The difference in bedding affect the quality of sleep?, KUBO Hiroko, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Exploratory Research, Nara Women's University, 3770000, 2900000, 870000, In order to investigate the effects of the mattress hardness and the repulsion elasticity on nocturnal sleep, we experimented with 4 conditions. Distribution area of body pressure, body posture, sleep quality and physiological responses were mesaured and after sleep. There were significant differents in the number of limb position changes and the body area touching the mattress. Limb positions changed mere frequency in mattress A than in mattress D. The body area touching mattress A was greater than that touching mattress B. The time spent in each body posture during nocturnal sleep, duration spent in each body posture and limb position, maximum body pressure, and sleep quality did not differ significantly among mattresses., kaken_url
- Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A), 2009 - 2012, 21240067, Study on optimal air conditioning environment in consideration of energy saving and individual resident's ability to adapt on thermal environment, ISODA Norio, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A), Nara Women's University, 37440000, 28800000, 8640000, In order to clarify the optimal air-conditioning environment of a dwelling paying attention to energy saving and the ability to adapt of an individual, the measurement survey about a series of thermal environments and air quality environments of the houses was carried out. A series of adaptation-to-environment experiments and a experiment of air quality in the climate chamber were conducted. As a result, the thermal environment of the toilet and bathroom were low and poor in the winter in living environment, and the possibility of health impairment was suggested. The thermal environment of the eco-house and the half-basement was maintained more comfortably than other dwellings. Elderly people's healthy life has been maintained to some extent by carrying out heat insulation repair. On the other hand, we were anxious about aggravation of air environment. Moreover, the importance of control of order environment became clear. Furthermore, thermal comforts rose 1℃ in the summer when conscious of energy saving. We showed thermal adaptation properties of the elderly person and subjects who were poor at cold., kaken_url
- Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), 2008 - 2010, 20300237, Effects of the sleeping posture and the evaluations of sleeping by different body habitus on the nocturnal sleep, KUBO Hiroko; SUZUMURA Yukari; TOMARI Yuko; KISANUKI Miho, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), Nara Women's University, 17680000, 13600000, 4080000, In order to the evaluation of sleeping posture and distribute the body pressure for comfortable sleep at case of different subjects aged and sex, we studied 5 times experiments.
About 50% of sleep time was spent in the supine posture and that body posture varied during nocturnal sleep. The stillness temporal duration in the supine posture were most long in other sleeping postures. There were differences between the elderly and the youth about bedtime, arise time, activity levels, average of% HF during nocturnal sleep and OSA. The distribution area of body pressure in the recumbent posture differed with the body posture ; mattress characteristics ; age, sex, and body habitus of the sleeper, There were significant differences on the number of changing positions of limbs and the area of body touched mattress during nocturnal sleep, though there was no difference in the quality of sleep by PSG., kaken_url - Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A), 2004 - 2007, 16252007, Study on Life Environments and gender in Afghanistan, MIYASAKA Yasuko; IWASAKI Masami; SOHMA Hidehiro; MASUI Masaya; UTSUMI Seiji; KOBAYASHI Tazuko, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A), Nara Women's University, 37050000, 28500000, 8550000, We conducted fieldwork four times in Afghanistan and three times in Iran. The research findings are as follows:
1. The household structures in Bamyan are classified into there categories: the nuclear family, the joint family and the compound household. The overall system is basically patrilineal and patrilocal. Nuclear families maintain an extended kinship network in the community. The family system is basically patrilinial and patrilocal.
2. There are two main social groups in Bamyan, the Hazaras and the Sayyeds, between which there are wide social, economic and cultural disparities.
3. Strategies in child education in family differ by both social groups and gender. School attendance rate are lower for The Hazaras than for the Sayyeds, and lower for girls than for boys.
4. There is clear gender segregation and role division. Because the infrastructure is not yet developed in Bamyan, there is a great deal of housework for women and children, especially daughters.
5. Afghan Refugees in Iran form Afghan communities to minimize discrimination from Iranians.
6. Though Afghan refugees in Iran have restricted access to work and education, their living standards are higher than those of Afghanistan.
7. The Iranian government has been promoting a repatriation policy for Afghan refugees, while increasing economic supports to Afghans.
8. The Iranian government has been restricting the schools for Afghan refugees, so that they are forced to close and move. Since the schools do not get any support, they face difficult problems.
9. Afghans' experiences of living in Iran make change their concept of education and gender, so that their return to Afghanistan would affect an improvement of the educational situation in Afghanistan. But for it, it is essentially prerequisite to ensure peace and security, economic independence, and to improve living standards., kaken - Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), 2003 - 2005, 15300245, The Study on Thermal Environment for Elderly and Cold Proof Person-Study on Physiological Responses on Daily Life Using Heater and Cooler-, KUBO Hiroko; ISODA Norio; SHIBASAKI Manabu, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), Nara Women's University, 13600000, 13600000, The purpose of this study is to investigate the optimal thermal environment for the elderly. We carried out two experiments in a climate chamber as follows. Experiment 1: the direct determination of preferred air temperature. The subjects regulated air temperature for 120 minutes. We explained individual variations of thermal comfort for the elderly, and whether it's a good condition for the elderly health. During the experiments, we measured the skin temperatures, heart rate, thermal comfort vote, thermal sensation vote, and so on. And, we measured metabolic rate and heat loss, and we considered heat balance under several thermal environment. The subjects were 30 healthy elderly women. The subjects sat on a chair during the experiments in summer clothes (0.4clo). Experiment 2: exposure to established air temperature (23℃, 25℃, 31℃, 33℃). The subjects were exposed to established air temperature for 60 minutes. We explained the effect of established thermal environment on physiological and psychological responses. On Experiment 2, 19 subjects were extracted from Experiment 1. By these experiments, we determine an extant of comfort temperatures for the elderly that has several preferred temperatures in summer. The results were as follows;
Preferred air temperature were from 24.4℃ to 29.3℃. The average of preferred air temperature was 27℃, and standard deviation of mat was 1.3℃. On that conditions, almost subjects voted 'comfortable'-'very comfortable'. But under 25℃, some elderly cooled their core temperatures a little, and their heart rate declined. This indicates that the elderly decrease in ability to control the skin temperature., kaken - Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), 2003 - 2005, 15402001, Investigative Studies on Women's lives and their Living Environments in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region in China, IWASAKI Masami; SETO Akiko; MIYASAKA Yasuko; KUBO Hiroko; NAKATA Rieko; HATTORI Noriko, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), Nara Women's University, 12200000, 12200000, We visited Urumchi, Kashgar, Atush, Hami, Turfan and Hotan, from 2003 to 2005 and aimed to conduct investigations on actual conditions of Uygur women and their living environments. In our investigation, we principally conducted oral interviews and observation in house visits, and made photographic records.
In conducting investigations, we were divided into groups according to each one's specialty, such as families, genders, cloth-ing, dietary culture, and living environments. In order to comprehend the situation of the region, we invited the cooperation of teachers of secondary school and Xinjian University, instructors of museums and foreign students of Uygur people.
We report about the following contents of our investigation about which we have formed a viewpoint.
1)Children's education 2)Ordinary lives and Religious lives like Ramadan 3)Expression of costumes as Muslim 4)Traditional customs and their changes in Family relations and lives.
Main problems of school-education are that the high school attendance rate has declined and that students who are not able to go to school have been increased. In particular, among the poor farmers' households that account for 80% of the region, parents do not have higher expectations for their children, thus they prevent their children from going to school.
Their main agent of child-rearing is the mother. Mothers raise children by receiving sufficient support from relatives, especially their own mothers.
Uygur people maintain the culture of gender division of domestic labor. Particularly Muslims maintain a strong patriarchal system so that their educational expectations for daughters are lower compared to sons., kaken - Grant-in-Aid for Exploratory Research, 2003 - 2004, 15650151, 入眠を促進する足踵温度コントロール-湯たんぽの効果を生理学的に見直す-, 久保 博子; 芝崎 学; 磯田 則生; 久保 博子, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Exploratory Research, Nara Women's University, 3300000, 3300000, 本プロジェクトは、医・工学系ではなく生活科学系から、製品開発の新しいコンセプトの提供とその可能性を示しうるデータの収集を第一の目的とする。入眠に焦点をおき、入眠時の生理学的および物理学的パラメータから、入眠を促進するパラメータを評価し、どうすれば入眠を促進することができるのか、そこに新しい製品開発コンセプトを見出すことを試みる。昨今見直されてきつつある湯たんぽは、足踵を効果的に暖めるため、これに注目して入眠を促進する製品の開発に役立てることを目的とした。
昨年度行った予備実験として行った昼寝実験より求めた、実際的な快適な足部加温条件をもとにして、終夜睡眠実験をおこなった。
健康な青年女子(大学生)6名を被験者として採用して、冬期の寝具・寝衣条件で、冬期の室内環境として、入床前安静時18℃、入床前60分より起床時まで15℃50%で夜間の睡眠実験を行った。寝床内暖房条件として、条件1:加温なし、条件2:湯たんぽ湯温55℃、条件3:電気あんか低温で終夜使用、条件4:電気あんか高温で足底皮膚温が30℃になるまで使用の4条件とした。睡眠時には、脳波、心拍数、体動量、直腸温、皮膚温などを測定し、入床前後には心理申告を求めた。
その結果、(1)足底部加温器具による加温は、足部皮膚温が速やかに上昇し、直腸温の低下を促し、入眠促進効果があることが示唆された。(2)足部が適切に加温器具接触してない場合は足部皮膚温の上昇が速やかではなかったが、入眠時に高めの温度設定条件であった条件2、4においては、比較的安定した入眠促進効果がみられた。その後の温度低下の影響はほとんどみられなかった。(3)足部加温器の使用では、寝床内温度が既往の報告にある快適温度範囲に達する前に置いても速やかな入眠効果がみられた。, kaken - Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), 2000 - 2002, 12572041, Comparative study on Japanese and Chinese women and their living environments -Comparative study conducted in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region in China, and Japan-, IWASAKI Masami; MIYASAKA Yasuko; SETO Akiko; KATSUTA Keiko; NAKATA Rieko; KUBO Hiroko, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), Nara Women's University, 14000000, 14000000, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region in China lies just halfway between Europe and Japan. We aimed to conduct investigations on the actual conditions of Uygur women and their lives. Because the population of Uygur people is the largest among the forty-seven minor ethnic groups in the region. In conducting investigations, we were divided into groups according to each one's specialty, such as families, gender, clothing, dietary culture and living environments, and we decided to compare a city and its surrounding area (a rural community), tradition and changes, and South Xinjiang and North Xinjiang. In order to comprehend the situation of the region, we invited the cooperation of researchers in the Center for Research on Women at Xinjiang University as our counterparts.
In 2000, we visited Urumchi and Turfan, and investigated the roles of the female staff of educational organizations, differences in the lives among typical ethnic groups, the labor of women who engaged in traditional industries, their tasks at home. In 2001, we visited Kashgar and Hotan, recorded the conditions of deeply religious lives connected with Islamic culture, and conducted a study on them. In 2002, in order to compare lives in South Xinjiang and North Xinjiang, we visited Yining, adjacent to Russia (the former Soviet Union) and investigated mostly farmers' lives. As a result, we witnessed remarkable affluence due to trade with Russia and other regions, and westernized freedom for various aspects, of then-lives, such as their home interiors and preferences for doming, unlike South Xinjiang. As the results of our comparison between the city and its surrounding area, and South Xinjiang and North Xinjiang, it was learned that close family relations common among Uygur people continued, but religious characteristics changed drastically in some regions. There were also problems, such as difficulty in the coexistence of international aspects with ethnical aspects., kaken - Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C), 2000 - 2001, 12680107, Study of bed room thermal condition and bed climate for elderly peason, KUBO Hiroko, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C), Nara Women's University, 4100000, 4100000, The purpose of this study is to investigate how the elderly persons adapt themselves to the sleep environment and bed climate on the daily life. The survey of questionnaire on the daily sleep, daily living action, bed room thermal conditions and bed climate have been conducted on about 600 persons from 20 years old to 80 years old in winter and about 1400 persons 20 years old to 80 years old in summer. Moreover, the bed and bed room temperature and relative humidity were measured on 10 female young and middle persons with thermometer to investigate residential bed room thermal environments on the daily life.
The wake time became earlier and the bed time became later with aging. Though the interruption frequency of sleep in the night sleep increased and the state of sleep changed with aging, the elderly persons reported more satisfactory in sleep and comfortable environment in bed and bed room with aging. In winter, here is significant difference in warming in the bed by electric blanket and foot warmer between male and female, and the frequency of using those remarkable increased with aging. But every age persons scasely used heating in their bedroom. In summer, there were more people who had cooler in their bed room with aging. But, thermal comfort vote of persons who cooled at their bedroom became lower at arise time than at bed time by using cooler.
The bed temperature at legs' area in sleep time was from 33℃ to 35℃. The bed temperature by electric blanket was upper 36℃, then the subject moved and got her legs out the futon., kaken - Grant-in-Aid for Encouragement of Young Scientists (A), 1998 - 2000, 10780072, 在室者の多様性に配慮した冷暖房温度に関する研究-高齢者の温熱的対応と冷暖房使用実態からの検討-, 久保 博子, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Encouragement of Young Scientists (A), Nara Women's University, 2300000, 2300000, 夏期及び冬期に温熱的快適となる冷暖房温度範囲を求めることを目的とし、特に高齢者自身が心地よいと感じる健康で快適な生活のための冷暖房基準を設定することを主眼に,高齢者を被験者にして,下記のような実験および同時期に居住住宅の温熱環境の実測調査及び生活行動調査,温熱環境評価の調査、特に問題となった夜間の温熱環境に関するアンケート調査をおこなった。また,比較対照として,青年(大学生)においても同様の実験及び調査を行った。
(1)高齢者群および青年群にて夏期および冬期において好みの気温を求める人工気候室実験を行い、それぞれの群で7℃程度の個人差があり,その温度範囲、平均室温、室温変動回数等に差は認められなかったが、高齢者の方が皮膚温は若干低い傾向が認められ,気温の影響が大きく示された。
(2)実測調査では,高齢者は青年群に比ベ,着衣量が多く、冷房はなるべく使用しないと言う者が多かったが,暖房は比較的よく使用していた。冬期においては,睡眠中の室温が青年群より低く,暖房は用いていないが寝床内暖房具の使用割合は高く,室内と寝床内との温度差による影響が懸念される結果となった。
(3)高い気温を選択した被験者は日常生活でも暖房使用率が高いなど日常生活と、実験室実験では関連性がみとめられた。また、高温選択群はそうでない者に比べ、若干血圧が低く、発汗量が少ない傾向にあった。, kaken - Grant-in-Aid for Encouragement of Young Scientists (A), 1996 - 1996, 08780010, 夏期における冷房温度に関する研究-温熱的快適性の個人差からの検討-, 久保 博子, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Encouragement of Young Scientists (A), Nara Women's University, 1000000, 1000000, 夏期に温熱的快適となる冷房温度範囲,特にスカートを着用した女性にとって好ましい冷房温度を求め、冷房温度の基準化のための基礎データを得ることを目的とし,約30名の青年女子を被験者として夏期の温熱的快適性を測定する実験を人工気候室で行った。まず,好みの温度を選択する実験を行い,その平均値とばらつきを測定した。また,あらかじめ調節された温度を評価する実験と、好みの温度を選択する実験とでは快適性に違いがあるかどうか、同じ被験者で同時期に実験を行い検討した。さらに個人差が体格、生理的機能の違い、生活習慣等と関係あるか要因分析を行った。その結果以下の点が明らかになった。
(1)30名の青年女子被験者に選択された気温は,23.5℃から30.5℃の範囲で約7℃の気温差が認められ,平均値は約27℃であった。その時の皮膚温は選択した気温と相関が認められるが,どの被験者も温冷感は「-1:やや涼しい」から「-2:涼しい」,快適感は「+2:快適」の申告で,選択した気温による差はなかった。
(2)設定気温の評価実験では,気温選択実験における高温選択グループと低温選択グループで皮膚温には大差が認められなかったが,高温選択グループでは同じ温度でもより寒く感じ,28℃で最も快適と感じているが,低温選択グループでは同じ温度でもより暑く感じ,24℃付近でもっとも快適と感じている。
(3)自己申告である「暑がり」「寒がり」には選択気温にも設定気温評価にもあまり差は認められなかったが,普段の生活で冷暖房機器の使用には差が認められた。
(4)一定の環境評価での快適温度より快適な自由選択気温の方が個人差は大きかった。, kaken - Grant-in-Aid for Encouragement of Young Scientists (A), 1995 - 1995, 07780007, 夏期における室内気流の評価に関する研究-天井及び床吹きだし気流の快適性に関する実験的研究-, 久保 博子, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Encouragement of Young Scientists (A), Nara Women's University, 1000000, 1000000, 夏期のオフィス環境等の室内空間における、温熱的快適性と人体への気流の影響検討することを目的とする研究一環として、空調設備の気流の吹き出し方式の違いによる人体の温熱的快適性への影響を明らかにすることを目的として実験を行った。
人工気候室にて夏期のオフィス環境を想定して、気温25℃、27.5℃、30℃の3段階を設定し、相対湿度50%一定とした。気流は3室の人工気候室を用い、「天井吹きだし」「床吹きだし」「壁面吹きだし」の3条件とし、気流速度は被験者の位置で0.2〜0.3m/sの微弱気流とした。夏服着用の健康な平均的体格の青年女子を被験者とし、実験中はパソコンのによる数値入力作業を科し、各温熱条件に60分暴露した。測定項目は生理的反応として皮膚温14点、心理的反応として温冷感、快適感、気流感等とした。
(1)平均皮膚温は、吹き出し方式別に検討すると、壁面吹き出しが最も低く、天井吹き出し、床吹き出しの順に低くなる。これは、皮膚温が気流による人体の暴露面積の影響で暴露面積が大きい方がより低下することが考えられる。
(2)全身温冷感は、顕著な差は認められないが、気温25℃では床面が、27.5℃及び30℃では天井吹き出しが最も涼しい側の申告である。
(3)快適感は、気温25℃では壁面吹き出しが、27.5℃及び30℃では天井吹き出しが最も快適と申告され、天井吹き出しでは「やや涼しい」方が、床吹き出しでは「どちらでもない」で最も快適と快適された。
(4)どの気温でも天井吹き出しが「好きな」「満足した」と評価された。, kaken - Grant-in-Aid for General Scientific Research (B), 1994 - 1995, 06454622, Study on the effects of bed mattresses upon body movements and thermal response during sleeping at thermal environmental conditions in bedroom., YANASE Takuko; KUBO Hiroko, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for General Scientific Research (B), NARA Women s University, 5900000, 5900000, The purpose of this study was to investigate the influences of the kinds of bed mattresses at the thermal environmental conditions of bedroom
The experiments were carried out in a climatic chamber changed at three thermal conditions (temperatures and humidities ; low (13゚C,50%), middle (20゚C,60%) and high (29゚C,70%)). Three kinds of bed mattres (sprinng, water and jel) were used for the test materials..
On the first step, the changes of relative humidities and temperatures in bed, the pressures upon the body and the physiological reactions were measured during the subjects lied on the back or side. The second step, were measured during all night sleepinng. The results were as follows ;
1.The pressure values around of the shoulder back and buttocs keeps large but subjective senses are strong at the waist..
2.Many body movements during all night sleeping are observed on the spring mattres but a few on the water and jel mattres. There are find the correlation between the elasticities of mattres and the body movements during all night sleeping.
3.Temperatures in the bed don't differ with mattreses, while high humidities in the bed are observed with water and jel mattreses at each ambient temperatures., kaken - Grant-in-Aid for Encouragement of Young Scientists (A), 1994 - 1994, 06780006, 夏期における室内気流の評価に関する研究 -スポット気流の人体影響の検討-, 久保 博子, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Encouragement of Young Scientists (A), Nara Women's University, 1000000, 1000000, 夏期のパーソナル空調等の不均一な気流のある空間における、人体への不均一気流の影響を定量的に表すことを目的とする一連の研究の一環として、気流のの暴露面積による人体影響の違いを明かにすることを目的として実験を行った。
人工気候室を夏期の冷房環境を想定して、気温25℃、27.5℃、30℃、32.5℃の5段階を設定した。また、相対湿度50%一定とした。気流は全身暴露、半身暴露(上半身及び下半身)、スポット暴露(上半身のみ)及び気温なしの条件とした。気流速度は被験者の位置で0.5m/sである。夏服着用の健康な平均的体格の青年女子を被験者とし、各温熱条件に30分暴露した。測定項目は生理的反応として皮膚温14点、心理的反応として温冷感、快適感、気流感等とした。
(1)平均皮膚温は、全身暴露、下半身暴露、上半身暴露、スポット暴露、気流なしの順に低くなり、その傾向は気温が低いほど顕著である。
(2)全身温冷感は、全身暴露、半身暴露、スポット暴落、気流なしの順に寒い側の申告となるが、半身暴露では気温が低い場合は下半身暴露が、気流が高い場合は上半身暴露が寒い側の申告である。
(3)快適感は、全身気流では気温の高い側で、気流なしでは気温の低い側でより快適の申告となる。また、下半身暴露の場合最も低く、やや快適以上にならない。
(4)以上の結果より、暴露面積による気流の人体影響と冷却効果を示すグラフを表した。, kaken - Grant-in-Aid for General Scientific Research (C), 1993 - 1994, 05680024, THE STUDY OF THERMAL COMFORT AND COOLING-HEATING APPARATUS FOR THE ELDERLY, ISODA Norio; KUBO Hiroko, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for General Scientific Research (C), NARA WOMEN'S UNIVERSITY, 2300000, 2300000, The present study was undertaken to clarify the relationaships between the thermal environment of the elderly people and psycho-physiological characteristics, and to propose the recommended room temperature and cooling-heating systems for the elderly people. For this purpose, we conducted the survey on residential thermal environments for the elderly people and the experiment on ifluences of thermal environment on physiological and psychological responses in the elderly subjects in climate chamber. In a questionnaire survey on residential thermal environments, the most popular cooling system were the air conditioners, and electric fans among the elderly people who were over 60 years old in summer. In winter, the heating mechanism most commonly used was stove among the elderly people. In the measurements of residential thermal environments in the elderly people residences, the mean room-air-temperatures (Ta) were 27C-29C in summer. In winter, Ta were 15゚C-18゚C at living-room and about 8゚C at bed-room. In the experiments of climate chamber, the skin temperature at the chest (trunk) of the elderly was lower and dropped greater than the young subjects in the same air temperature. But the drop of the elderly's skin temperature at the shin was smaller than that of the younger groups in summer. These suggest than the special attention should be required for an room temperatures to be adjusted properly and comfortably for the elderly. We recommend room-temperature of 26゚C-29゚C in summer and 21゚C-25゚C in winter with the radiant heating system at the floor., kaken
- Grant-in-Aid for General Scientific Research (B), 1992 - 1993, 04454582, Study on the suitable thermal conditions and it's control equipments for bedroom, YANASE Takuko; KUBO Hiroko, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for General Scientific Research (B), NARA Women's University, 5000000, 5000000, The purpose of this study was to search an environmental condition we can maintain thermal balance during sleep.
We payd special attention to air velocity and sorts in summer, and to warming of the bed in winter.
The results are as follows.
1. In Summer, at ambient temperature 30゚C,exposure forehead or leg to a weak air current (0.4m/sec) intensified the degree of rectal temperature fall. Under this condition, the sweating was suppressed and body temperature was controlled mainly by dry heat loss.
2. An effective exposure site to air flow was the forehead in comparison with the leg to induce deep sleep. As for the sort of air flow, moreover, the cyclical flactuating air velocity was more effective for deep sleep without falling leg skin temperature than the uniformed air velocity.
3. In winter, warming the bed in advance facilitated the rise in leg skin temperature and deep sleep was maintained all night long., kaken - Grant-in-Aid for Encouragement of Young Scientists (A), 1991 - 1991, 03780063, 冷房空間の気流の温熱的評価に関する研究-気流の吹き出し位置と方向の違いについて-, 久保 博子, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Encouragement of Young Scientists (A), Nara Women's University, 1100000, 1100000, kaken
- Grant-in-Aid for Encouragement of Young Scientists (A), 1988 - 1988, 63780085, 室内環境における気流の温熱的評価に関する研究, 久保 博子, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Encouragement of Young Scientists (A), Nara Women's University, 600000, 600000, kaken
- 共同研究(株式会社アイシン), Principal investigator, 体動欲求による中途覚醒抑制手法の検討
- 2022 - 2023, Coinvestigator, マンションにおける日照問題と居住者の健康, 西大寺マンション自治会
- Oct. 2022 - Mar. 2024, Principal investigator, 足部の保温が体温調節反応と睡眠に及ぼす影響, 岡本株式会社
- Oct. 2022 - Mar. 2024, Principal investigator, 足部の保温が体温調節反応と睡眠に及ぼす影響, 岡本株式会社
- 基盤研究(B), 2022 - 2026, 22H00951, Principal investigator, 生活見守り技術が高齢社会の生活環境の適正化に及ぼす影響の生活工学的検討
- 基盤研究(B), 2022 - 2026, 22H00951, Principal investigator, 生活見守り技術が高齢社会の生活環境の適正化に及ぼす影響の生活工学的検討
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■Ⅲ.社会連携活動実績
1.公的団体の委員等(審議会、国家試験委員、他大学評価委員,科研費審査委員等)
- 日本人間工学会, 幹事, Apr. 2020 - Present, Society
- 日本建築学会, 環境工学委員会温冷感小委員会, Apr. 2017 - Present, Society
- 日本家政学会, 住居部会 部会長, May 2019 - Apr. 2022, Society
- 日本人間工学会, 関西支部長, Apr. 2020 - Mar. 2022, Society
- 空気調和衛生工学会, 近畿支部学術委員会, Apr. 2014 - Mar. 2022, 空気調和衛生工学会, Society
- 日本人間工学会, 第3期編集委員会委員, 2012 - 2015, 日本人間工学会, Society
- 睡眠環境学会, 幹事, 2008, 睡眠環境学会, Society
- 空気調和衛生工学会, 省エネルギー委員会 委員, 2005, 空気調和衛生工学会, Society