Outdoor walking: Mobile EEG dataset from walking during oddball task and walking synchronization task.

ABSTRACT: This article describes a dataset from one standing and two outdoor walking tasks. Each task was performed by the same 18 participants twice, using foot accelerometers and two different EEG system configurations. The first task was a brief eyes open/eyes closed task. The second task was a six minute auditory oddball task performed in three conditions: Standing, walking alone and walking next to an experimenter. In the third task, the participants walked with the experimenter in three conditions: With their view of the experimenter blocked, walking naturally, and trying to synchronize their steps with the experimenter. During all walking conditions which included the experimenter, the experimenter walked following a headphone metronome to keep their steps consistent, also wearing a foot acce

SUBMITTER: Scanlon JEM 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9852920 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Feb

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature