Awakening Effectiveness of Commercially Available Emergency Alarms for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People

Jacqueline Du Bois

Index of Slides

  1. Accessible Emergency Notification and Communication: State of the Science Conference 2005 Awakening Effectiveness of Commercially Available Emergency Alarms for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People
  2. Background
  3. Goals of Research
  4. Hypothesis
  5. Factors affecting Awakening
  7. Literature Review Audible Alarms
  8. Literature Review Audible Alarms, Cont.
  9. Literature Review Audible and Heat / Olfactory Alarms
  10. Literature Review Strobe Alarms
  11. Literature Review Strobe Alarms, Cont.
  12. CSE’s Study Procedure
  13. Who: Test Subjects
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  15. When: Specific Stages of Sleep
  16. Results
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  18. General Results Audible Alarms
  19. General Results – Audible Alarms
  20. General Results - Strobe
  21. CSE vs. UL Strobe Results
  22. General Results – Tactile Alarms
  23. General Results – Tactile Alarms
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  28. NFPA 72 – National Fire Code Recommendation in 2006 Guidelines
  29. NFPA 101A – Alternative Life Safety Code Recommendation in 2006 Guidelines
  30. Conclusions
  31. Conclusions

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