Why the study?
Does EEG power spectrum analysis detect driver drowsiness during monotonous driving in healthy university students?
Population
9 healthy university students
Comparison
Monotonous driving in a driving simulator vs Alert state versus drowsy state
Design
Other
Authors
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May support EEG drowsiness monitoring in drivers; leaves open validation beyond small student cohorts.
Does EEG power spectrum analysis detect driver drowsiness during monotonous driving in healthy university students?
Alpha and theta band powers in the EEG power spectrum increase significantly during the transition from alert to drowsy states, offering a potential indicator for driver drowsiness detection.
Awais et al. (2014) studied this question.
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