Dataset on anthropometric measurements of the adult population in Slovakia.

This research on human body dimensions offers data for creating comfortable and efficient workplaces. Focusing on Slovak university students (2003-2023) as a representation of the adult population, the study measured 25 key anthropometric dimensions. 11355 respondents (5219 women and 6136 men) were selected for the analysis.

The Accuracy of CT Scanning in the Assessment of the Internal and External Qualitative Features of Wood Logs.

The qualitative evaluation of harvested raw logs and sawlogs is mainly based on the quantitative and qualitative evaluation of the visible macroscopic features of the wood. Modern methods allow for the analysis of whole logs by means of computed tomography. These devices can analyze the internal qualitative features of wood that are not visible on the external structures of the logs.

Selected Approaches to the Assessment of Environmental Noise from Railways in Urban Areas.

Rail transport is the second most important way of transporting people and freights by land in the European Union. Rail noise affects around 12 million people in the European Union during the day and around 9 million at night. There are two possible ways to assess environmental noise: noise measurement in situ and prediction using mathematical models.

Measurement and Prediction of Railway Noise Case Study from Slovakia.

The paper deals with comparing the measurement of noise from the railroads in the residential zone of the town of Zvolen with the results calculated using the prediction methods "Schall 03" (Deutsche Bundesbahn, 1990) and "Methodical instructions for the calculation of sound pressure level from transport" (MPVHD). The first is used in the Slovakia and second in the Czech Republic. The measurement results and the results obtained from the prediction methods for both measurement locations were evaluated graphically and statistically.

Workplace environment of earth-moving machine operators in terms of anthropometric data development in the Slovak republic.

Background: Population data are gathered using the sampling unit at the appropriate time and due to various reasons (e.g. nutrition survey of the population, style of living, etc.

Trends in Workplace Injuries in Slovak Forest Enterprises.

The aim of the paper is to analyse the effect of key factors affecting the risk of workplace injuries and to identify the most common workplace accidents regarding injured body parts with respect to anthropometric data measurements of the population. Data associated with workplace accidents over the years 2000⁻2016 were drawn from the records of the state enterprise Forests of the Slovak Republic, situated in Banská Bystrica. Gathered data were processed and entered into the database complemented by the data on accidents of the self-employed working in the forestry industry.