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A Brief History of Thermal Comfort: From Effective Temperature to Adaptive Thermal Comfort
2015The study of Thermal Comfort was born in the early decades of the twentieth century, with the studies of Gagge AP to resolve particular problems due to stressful situations in the workplace. The period after the war and in the seventies, with Fanger PO and other researchers marked the study as a real discipline.
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Thermal Adaptation Outdoors and the Effect of Wind on Thermal Comfort
2011People use outdoor spaces for various reasons. It is important to create the optimum wind environment to achieve adaptive thermal comfort in a hot and humid climate. To clarify thermal adaptation in the outdoor environment, thermal comfort surveys are reviewed and compared.
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2022
<p><b>This research attempts to integrate human thermal adaptation into thermal comfort assessment in order to explore the complex link between microclimate, thermal comfort, thermal adaptation, and user expectations in outdoor urban parks in New Zealand.
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<p><b>This research attempts to integrate human thermal adaptation into thermal comfort assessment in order to explore the complex link between microclimate, thermal comfort, thermal adaptation, and user expectations in outdoor urban parks in New Zealand.
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Exergetic Aspect of Human Thermal Comfort and Adaptation
2018This chapter describes why passive-technology measures such as better thermal insulation of exterior building envelope systems and more efficient solar control of window systems come to the top priority, from the findings available from a series of human-body exergy research.
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Study on an adaptive thermal comfort model with K-nearest-neighbors (KNN) algorithm
Building and Environment, 2021Ye Yao
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A review of adaptive thermal comfort research since 1998
Energy and Buildings, 2020Richard De Dear
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