R. W. Nolan - Concepedia

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R. W. Nolan

Also Known As

Nolan ,Richard W., Nolan, R. W., Nolan, Richard W., Nolan,R W, Nolan,Richard W, R W Nolan, R. W. Nolan, R.W. Nolan, Richard W. Nolan

Publications

360

Citations

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Department of National Defence

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R. W. Nolan is an author at Department of National Defence specializing in engineering, thermal comfort, and wearable technology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	8	8	320
2	Health Sciences	4	4	208
3	Applied Physiology	3	3	147
4	Language Studies	1	1	20
5	Public Health	1	1	28

R. W. Nolan

Publications

340

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	Year	Citations
Heat loss caused by immersing the hands in water. S. D. Livingstone, R. W. Nolan, Stanley W. Cattroll PubMed Cold WaterKinesiologyEngineeringHyperthermiaPhysiology	1989	62
A thermographic study of the effect of body composition and ambient temperature on the accuracy of mean skin temperature calculations S. D. Livingstone, R. W. Nolan, J. Frim, European Journal of Applied Physiology KinesiologyThermographyBody CompositionThermographic StudyCalibration	1987	61
Respiratory heat loss during work at various ambient temperatures J. B. Cain, S. D. Livingstone, R. W. Nolan, Respiration Physiology EngineeringRespiratory Heat LossThermal ComfortThermodynamicsIndoor Air Quality	1990	59
Body composition and skin temperature variation J. Frim, S. D. Livingstone, L. D. Reed, Journal of Applied Physiology Skin Temperature VariationEngineeringSkin TemperatureSkinfold ThicknessWearable Technology	1990	54
Heat loss caused by cooling the feet. S. D. Livingstone, R. W. Nolan, Allan Keefe PubMed Physical ActivityEngineeringHeart RatesWearable TechnologyHeat Strain	1995	31
Effect of working in hot environments on respiratory air temperatures S. D. Livingstone, R. W. Nolan, J. B. Cain, European Journal of Applied Physiology Respiratory Air TemperaturesEngineeringVentilationEnvironmental HealthThermal Comfort	1994	28
Spatial Relationships, Dating and Taphonomy of the Human Bone from the Mesolithic site of Cnoc Coig, Oronsay, Argyll, Scotland Christopher Meiklejohn, Deborah C. Merrett, R. W. Nolan, Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society Axial SkeletonSpatial RelationshipsBioarchaeologyCnoc CoigBone Group	2005	20
Changes in cold tolerance due to a 14-day stay in the Canadian Arctic S. D. Livingstone, Tiit T. Romet, Allan Keefe, International Journal of Biometeorology ClimatologyArctic EngineeringArctic ScienceEngineeringArctic Structure	1996	14
Measurement of torso skin temperature under clothing S. D. Livingstone, L. D. Reed, R. W. Nolan, European Journal of Applied Physiology Body CompositionEngineeringTemperature MeasurementFashionWearable Technology	1988	11

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