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Ichimura Lab
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The lab analyzes fire incidents using the methods of epidemiology and also studies the health of firefighters.
AboutAbout the lab
Exploring fire trends and firefighter health.
Ichimura Lab studies the general characteristics of fires by examining the circumstances of fires that occur in cities and buildings.
Mainly using descriptive epidemiology, the lab tests hypotheses about risk factors for fires and measures to counter them.
The lab also investigates health issues affecting firefighters who work in harsh environments.
Professor Shiro Ichimura also lists the evaluation of team and player performance in team sports as a research topic.
Key terms
- Descriptive epidemiology
- An epidemiological method that collects and describes the circumstances of events that have occurred and identifies general characteristics from them
- Risk factors
- Factors that increase the risk of events such as fires occurring. This lab tests hypotheses about them together with countermeasures
ResearchResearch themes
The lab mainly uses descriptive epidemiology to identify general characteristics of fires in cities and buildings from the circumstances in which they occur, and tests hypotheses about their risk factors and countermeasures. It also investigates health issues affecting firefighters who work in harsh environments.
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- ProfessorShiro Ichimura
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