Human's best friend: social interaction between humans and dogs - electrocardiogram, accelerometer, video and questionnaire data

Kujala, Miiamaaria; Törnqvist, Heini; Silfverberg, Tiia; Koskela, Aija

doi:10.17011/jyx/dataset/96732

Ihmisen paras ystävä: ihmisen ja koiran sosiaalinen vuorovaikutus - syke-, aktiivisuus-, video- ja kyselyaineistot

Kujala, Miiamaaria; Törnqvist, Heini; Silfverberg, Tiia; Koskela, Aija; Valkeajärvi, Iina. Human's best friend: social interaction between humans and dogs - electrocardiogram, accelerometer, video and questionnaire data. V. 1.11.2022. 10.17011/jyx/dataset/96732

Tekijät

Muut tutkimuksen toteuttamiseen osallistuneet

Kykyri, Virpi-Liisa; Katriina Tiira, smartDOG Oy; Kujala, Jan; Berg, Päivi

Päivämäärä

2024

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Tekijänoikeudet

Kujala, Miiamaaria

Aineiston tarkoitus on kuvailla ihmisen ja koiran vuorovaikutusta positiivisissa tilanteissa, tunnin mittaisessa kokeellisessa tutkimuksessa. Aineisto mitattiin samanaikaisesti vuorovaikutustutkimuksessa 30 koiralta ja koiranomistajalta (n. 30 x 30 m huoneessa). Aineisto koostuu samaan aikaan mitatuista aineistoista: 1 x videoaineisto, 2 x sykeaineisto, 2 x aktiivisuus/liikeaineisto, sekä näihin liittyvä 1 x kyselyaineisto.

The purpose of the data is to describe and quantify the interaction of humans and dogs in positive contexts, during an experimental design of one hour. Simultaneous data was collected from 30 dogs and their owners measured in an interaction experiment. Data consists of: 1 x video data, 2 x EKG data, 2 x activity/accelerometer data, and connected 1 x questionnaire data set.

Rahoittaja(t)

Suomen Akatemia; Agria och Svenska Kennelklubben Forskningsfond; Research Council of Finland

Rahoitusohjelmat(t)

Others; Research costs of Academy Research Fellow, AoF; Academy Research Fellow, AoF; Akatemiatutkijan tutkimuskulut, SA; Akatemiatutkija, SA; Muut

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