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This book is required reading for anyone who wants to understand what seakeeping really means.
It includes everything you need to know about the effects of low and
high frequency repetitive
motion on human beings. The chapter on motion sickness covers
human physiology, theories of motion sickness, quantifying motion
sickness, and more. The theory behind (and
history of) ISO 2631 is explained in detail.
We have found this book to be an invaluable
reference for the analysis and quantification of motion sickness and of
shock and vibration. Where else will you find a discussion of
"vomiting index" that isn't referring to food poisoning,
amusement park rides, or movie
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Ship Motion Associates
