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1. M. Ichikawa, W. Chadbunchachai, E. Marui, Effect of the helmet act for motorcyclist in
Thailand: accident analysis and prevention. Accid. Analy. Prevention 35, 183–189 (2003)
2. J. Youngblood, Nationwide survey of rider attitude concerning safety helmets, in Proceedings
of the International Motorcycle Safety Conference (1980), pp. 1435–1465
3. D.V. Hung, M.R. Stevensen, R.Q. Ivers, Prevalence of motorcycle helmet use among
motorcyclist in Vietnam. Injury Prevention 12, 409–413 (2006)
4. W. Swaddiwudhipong, C. Boonmak, P. Nguntra, P. Mahasakpan, Effect of motorcyclist rider
education on changes in risk behaviours and motorcycles related injuries in rural Thailand.
Tropical Medicine Intl. Health 3, 767–770 (1998)
5. F.G. Grima, I.A. Ontoso, F.A. Ontoso, Helmet use by drivers and passengers of motorcycle in
Pamplona (Spain). Eur. J. Epidemiology 11, 87–89 (1995)
6. World Health Organization, Helmets: a road safety manual for decision-makers and practitioners, World Health Organization Publications (2006)
7. R. Patel, D. Mohan, An improved motorcycle helmet design for tropical climates. Appl. Ergon.
J. 24, 427–431 (1993)
8. R.J. Osczevski, Design and evaluation of a three-zone thermal manikin head, Defence and Civil
Institute of Environmental Medicine, North York, Ontario, Rep. No. 96–R–60, pp. 1–12, 1996
9. S. Boutcher, G. Maw, N. Taylor, Forehead skin temperature and thermal sensation during
exercise in cool and thermoncutral environments. Aviation Space Environ. Med. 66, 1058–1062
(1995)
10. D. Sosin, J. Sacks, P. Holmgren, Head injury: associated deaths from motorcycles crashes. J.
Am. Med. Assoc. 264, 2395–2399 (1990)
11. D. Mohan, Road safety in less-motorised environments: future concerns. Intl. J. Epidemiology
31, 527–532 (2002)
12. P. Conrad, Y.S. Bradshaw, R. Lamsudin, N. Kasniyah, C. Costello, Helmets, injuries and cultural
definitions: motorcycle injury in urban Indonesia. Accid. Analy. Prevention 28, 193–200 (1996)
13. A. Kissen, J. Hall, F. Klemm, Physiological responses to cooling the head and neck verses the
trunk and the leg areas in severe hypothermic exposure. Aerosp. Med. 42, 882–888 (1971)
14. S. Nunneley, D.C. Reader, R.J. Maldonado, Head temperature effects on physiology, comfort
and performance during hyperthermia. Aviat. Space Environ. Med. 53, 623–628 (1982)
15. A. Ellis, Development of fundamental theory and techniques for the design and Optimization
of bicycle helmet ventilation, Ph.D. Thesis, RMIT University, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia,
2003
16. K. Sinnappoo, R. Nayak, L. Thompson, R. Padhye, Application of sustainable phase change
materials in motorcycle helmet for heat-stress reduction. J. Text.E Inst, 1–9. https://doi.org/10.
1080/00405000.2020.1715606
5
References
1. M. Ichikawa, W. Chadbunchachai, E. Marui, Effect of the helmet act for motorcyclist in
Thailand: accident analysis and prevention. Accid. Analy. Prevention 35, 183–189 (2003)
2. J. Youngblood, Nationwide survey of rider attitude concerning safety helmets, in Proceedings
of the International Motorcycle Safety Conference (1980), pp. 1435–1465
3. D.V. Hung, M.R. Stevensen, R.Q. Ivers, Prevalence of motorcycle helmet use among
motorcyclist in Vietnam. Injury Prevention 12, 409–413 (2006)
4. W. Swaddiwudhipong, C. Boonmak, P. Nguntra, P. Mahasakpan, Effect of motorcyclist rider
education on changes in risk behaviours and motorcycles related injuries in rural Thailand.
Tropical Medicine Intl. Health 3, 767–770 (1998)
5. F.G. Grima, I.A. Ontoso, F.A. Ontoso, Helmet use by drivers and passengers of motorcycle in
Pamplona (Spain). Eur. J. Epidemiology 11, 87–89 (1995)
6. World Health Organization, Helmets: a road safety manual for decision-makers and practitioners, World Health Organization Publications (2006)
7. R. Patel, D. Mohan, An improved motorcycle helmet design for tropical climates. Appl. Ergon.
J. 24, 427–431 (1993)
8. R.J. Osczevski, Design and evaluation of a three-zone thermal manikin head, Defence and Civil
Institute of Environmental Medicine, North York, Ontario, Rep. No. 96–R–60, pp. 1–12, 1996
9. S. Boutcher, G. Maw, N. Taylor, Forehead skin temperature and thermal sensation during
exercise in cool and thermoncutral environments. Aviation Space Environ. Med. 66, 1058–1062
(1995)
10. D. Sosin, J. Sacks, P. Holmgren, Head injury: associated deaths from motorcycles crashes. J.
Am. Med. Assoc. 264, 2395–2399 (1990)
11. D. Mohan, Road safety in less-motorised environments: future concerns. Intl. J. Epidemiology
31, 527–532 (2002)
12. P. Conrad, Y.S. Bradshaw, R. Lamsudin, N. Kasniyah, C. Costello, Helmets, injuries and cultural
definitions: motorcycle injury in urban Indonesia. Accid. Analy. Prevention 28, 193–200 (1996)
13. A. Kissen, J. Hall, F. Klemm, Physiological responses to cooling the head and neck verses the
trunk and the leg areas in severe hypothermic exposure. Aerosp. Med. 42, 882–888 (1971)
14. S. Nunneley, D.C. Reader, R.J. Maldonado, Head temperature effects on physiology, comfort
and performance during hyperthermia. Aviat. Space Environ. Med. 53, 623–628 (1982)
15. A. Ellis, Development of fundamental theory and techniques for the design and Optimization
of bicycle helmet ventilation, Ph.D. Thesis, RMIT University, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia,
2003
16. K. Sinnappoo, R. Nayak, L. Thompson, R. Padhye, Application of sustainable phase change
materials in motorcycle helmet for heat-stress reduction. J. Text.E Inst, 1–9. https://doi.org/10.
1080/00405000.2020.1715606