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Selected Publications on EVADE Software, Helmet-CAM, Dust Exposure, and Behavioral Studies
Keywords: Dust measurement instruments Hazards and exposures Respirable dust Silica dust
EVADE Software and Related Publications
Technology News 557 - EVADE 2.0 Software Helps Identify Hazardous Exposures
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2017-138, 2017 Mar; :1-2
Enhanced Video Analysis of Dust Exposures (EVADE) software
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH), Version 2.0 Beta; February 2016
Guidelines for Performing Helmet-CAM Respirable Dust Survey and Conducting Subsequent Analysis with the Enhanced Video Analysis of Dust Exposures (EVADE) Software
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2014-134c, 2016 Dec

Helmet-CAM Dust Assessment and Control Technologies and Interventions
Helmet-CAM: An Innovative Tool for Exposure Assessment of Respirable Dust and Other Contaminants
16th North American Mine Ventilation Symposium; June 17–22, 2017; Golden, CO
Assessing Noise and Dust Exposure: NIOSH and Vulcan Materials Co. Team Up to Test How Well Helmet-CAM Technology Measures Miner Exposure Levels
Aggregates Manager 2015 Sep; 20(9):33-37
Here Comes the Helmet-CAM: A Recent Advance in Technology Can Improve How Mine Operators Investigate and Assess Respirable Dust
Rock Products 2014 Oct; 117(10):26-30
VEM Goes Mobile: Helmet-CAM Allows Video Exposure Monitoring for Mobile Workers
Synergist 2013 Mar; 24(3):24-27
Helmet-CAM: Tool for Assessing Miners' Respirable Dust Exposure
Mining Engineering 2013 Sep; 65(9):78-84

Helmet-CAM Behavioral Studies
Quick Fixes to Improve Worker’s Health: Results Using Engineering Assessment Technology
Mining Engineering 2017, Vol. 69, No. 7, pp. 105-109.

Formative Research to Reduce Mine Worker Respirable Silica Dust Exposure: A Feasibility Study to Integrate Technology into Behavioral Interventions
Pilot and Feasibility Studies 2016 Feb; 2:6
Using Dust Assessment Technology to Leverage Mine Site Manager-Worker Communication and Health Behavior: A Longitudinal Case Study
Journal of Progressive Research in Social Sciences 2016 Jan; 3(1):154-167
Beyond Assessment: Helmet-CAM Technology Influencing Dust Exposure Awareness and Response
Rock Products 2015 Nov; 118(11):28-30,32-33
Silica Safety: Understanding Dust Sources to Support Healthier Work Practices
Pit and Quarry 2015 Feb; 107(8):54-55

Video Tutorials
How Health & Safety Professionals Can Use EVADE Software to Assess Worker Exposure
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication No. 2018-108d, 2018 Jan; :11:49.
See Also
A Comparison of Respirable Crystalline Silica Concentration Measurements Using a Direct-on-filter Fourier Transform Infrared (FT-IR) Transmission Method vs. a Traditional Laboratory X-ray Diffraction Method
Bag and Belt Cleaner Reduces Employee Dust Exposure
A Comparative Evaluation of the Differential-Pressure-Based Respirable Dust Dosimeter with the Personal Gravimetric Respirable Dust Sampler in Underground Coal Mines
Control of Respirable Dust
Evaluating the Use of a Field-based Silica Monitoring Approach with Dust from Copper Mines
Improving Silica Dust Control Through Targeted Research
Laboratory Comparison of New High Flow Rate Respirable Size-Selective Sampler
Reducing Silica and other Respirable Hazards in the Industrial Minerals and Metal/Nonmetal Mining Industries
A Revised Conversion Factor Relating Respirable Dust Concentrations Measured by 10-mm Dorr-Oliver Nylon Cyclones Operated at 1.7 and 2.0 L Min^(-1)
Technology News 463 - Machine-Mounted Continuous Respirable Dust Monitor
Page last reviewed: June 20, 2018
Page last updated: June 20, 2018
Content source: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Mining Program
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