Eine Anwendung zur Kopplung mit tragbaren Geräten zur Überwachung des persönlichen Gesundheitszustands

Overview

This protocol facilitates the integration of a self-developed application and wearable devices to measure multiple dimensional states, including psychological, physiological, and environmental data. It demonstrates a proven technology to assess how landscape impacts human health and wellbeing.

Key Study Components

Area of Science

• Neuroscience
• Psychology
• Environmental Health

Background

• The application collects real-time data on psychological scales, GPS location, heart rate, and blood-oxygen saturation.
• It was tested in an empirical study conducted in Taiwan in 2020.
• The method allows for minimal burden on participants while gathering extensive data.
• It can be applied in various fields, including outdoor recreation and human health research.

Purpose of Study

• To assess the impact of landscape on human health and wellbeing.
• To engage thousands of participants in research.
• To provide a flexible tool for researchers in related fields.

Methods Used

• Integration of a smartphone and smartwatch application.
• Measurement of psychological, physiological, and environmental data.
• Use of wearable devices for real-time data collection.
• Empirical study as a demonstration of the application.

Main Results

• Successful collection of diverse data types from participants.
• Demonstrated the flexibility of the application for various research fields.
• Engaged a large number of participants with minimal burden.
• Provided insights into the relationship between landscape and health.

Conclusions

• The application is a valuable tool for researchers studying human health and the environment.
• It can be adapted for various research contexts.
• Future studies can leverage this technology for broader applications.

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