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[Several current hygienic problems in residential and recreational environments--results of studies during the 7th five-year-plan].

Dwelling and rest - two of the basic elements of life activity, draw now-a-days the attention of state, political, economic and scientific bodies and organizations in our country. The care of man in our society is expressed in such a formation and protection of the environment that could guarantee adequate conditions for dwelling and rest at present and in the future. The hygienic problems, associated with that type activity, include planning and construction of new settlement systems studies on the deleterious and favourable physical factors (noise, vibration, electromagnetic fields, natural solar radiation), mode of construction, equipment and exploitation of residential and administrative buildings. They are the object of the present paper, which presents, in a summarized way, the experience of the research work at the laboratory "Physical factors of the environment, planning and construction in settlements", at the RIHOD, carried out during the seventh 5-year period. Some results are presented that have an essential share in the new approach to the hygienic standardization and regulation of the qualities of the environment for dwelling and rest.

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Ergonomic aspects of sport and recreation.

Human factors engineering or ergonomics originated in military technology from the team-work of engineers and specialists in the human sciences. The central focus is on the human operator upon whom the task and environment impose specific loadings. Intransigence of task demands in sport tends to shift emphasis to training and selection. Heredity seems to play the more important role in the evolution of the champion athlete. An integrated interdisciplinary approach is advocated in assessing task demands and individual capacity to meet them. Improving equipment and facility design promotes safety and performance efficiency. Environmental stresses may be simulated in laboratory conditions to provide opportunity for prior adaptation. Stresses associated with urbanized civilization present novel risks to social health. Quality of life can be enhanced from an ergonomics input into the design of sports facilities and exercise programmes and their subsequent monitoring.

Aerobiosis↗