Vibration, temperature, and humidity influences on the perception of electrocutaneous stimulation for occupational warning

This pseudonymized dataset is part of the publication Dölker, Eva-Maria; Gröllich, Daniel; Schmauder, Martin; Haueisen, Jens "Vibration, temperature, and humidity influences on the perception of electrocutaneous stimulation for occupational warning" Scientific Reports, 2025. This attribution must be distributed along with this data set. Where this data set is used in a publication, this reference needs to be cited. For further questions, please contact [e-mail]. Approval for study 1 was granted by the ethics committee of the Faculty of Medicine at Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena, Germany. The ethics committee of the Technische Universität Dresden, Germany, approved the study 2. All procedures were conducted in compliance with applicable guidelines and regulations, and all participants provided written informed consent. The data is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0). The excel sheet "study_1_vbroshaper_and_warning_pattern" contains thresholds during rest and under mechanical vibration as well as the presentation of a warning signal description core data (no., gender and arm circumference) perception, attention, and intolerance thresholds during rest perception, attention, and intolerance thresholds during mechanical vibration of varying frequencies and amplitudes The excel sheet "study_2_climate chamber" contains thresholds during rest and for varying climate chamber conditions description core data (no., gender and arm circumference) perception, attention, muscle twitch and intolerance thresholds during rest outside the climate chamber perception, attention, muscle twitch and intolerance thresholds during rest for varying climate chamber conditions