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HUMAN FACTORS IN HIGH-SPEED RECOVERY

T. Suzuki

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There are several problems of human factors for high-speed railway development. This paper presents the problem of human factors, primarily from the standpoint of safety and comfort, as issues which should be considered to increase train speed.

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There are several problems of human factors for high-speed railway development. This paper presents the problem of human factors, primarily from the standpoint of safety and comfort, as issues which should be considered to increase train speed.

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There are several problems of human factors for high-speed railway development. This paper presents the problem of human factors, primarily from the standpoint of safety and comfort, as issues which should be considered to increase train speed.

Key concepts: High speed train, Engineering, Automotive engineering, Transport engineering, Computer science

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