Exploring the physiological, neurophysiological and cognitive performance effects of elevated carbon dioxide concentrations indoors

Stephen Snow,Amy S. Boyson, Karlien H.w. Paas,Hannah Gough,Marco-felipe King,Janet Barlow,Catherine J. Noakes,M.c. Schraefel

Building and Environment（2019）

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Abstract

•Elevated CO2 concentration may influence aspects of cognitive performance after only short exposures.•Short duration exposure to elevated CO2 increases heart rate but not respiration rate.•EEG is a suitable method for the objective measurement of drowsiness.•Lack of sleep may mediate people's response to elevatedr CO2 concentration.

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Key words

Indoor air quality,EEG,Sleepiness,Cognitive performance,CO2,Office

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