11 Firefighter activities

Update 4.11.2024 by Dao To HieuThe activity dataset of firefighters is constructed to record and analyze their actions in the work environment. This dataset includes 11 specific activity that reflect common activities during rescue operations and emergency responses.The data is collected using accelerometers and gyroscopes at a frequency of 100 Hz, with the devices positioned at the waist (mid-thigh/groin area).Sample: Timestamp,ax,ay,az,gx,gz;+ Voluteens:12+ Height: 1m65-1m8+ Gender: Male+ Weight: 60Kg-70KgThe recorded activity include:Walking - Normal movement within the work area.Jogging- Quick movement in emergency situations.Standing - Maintaining position to observe or prepare for subsequent actions.Lying- Resting or performing actions in a lying position.Sitting - Carrying out work or resting in a sitting position.Slithering- Moving close to the ground to avoid obstacles or smoke.Crawling - Moving on the ground in a nearly lying position, often to enter tight spaces.WalkStoop - Moving in a crouched position to pass over obstacles.upstairs - Moving up steps in rescue situations.downstairs - Moving down steps, often when needing to quickly exit a dangerous area.Falling - Recording potential fall situations that may occur during duty