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Archiv für Meteorologie, Geophysik und Bioklimatologie Serie B, 1962
A three-month survey of bedroom climate in the transition season from spring to summer in the Washington, D. C., area is presented. It showed nearly complete independence from outdoor conditions during the period when central heating was needed and windos were closed.
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A three-month survey of bedroom climate in the transition season from spring to summer in the Washington, D. C., area is presented. It showed nearly complete independence from outdoor conditions during the period when central heating was needed and windos were closed.
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Bioclimate-Vegetation Interrelations in Northwestern Mexico
The Southwestern Naturalist, 2010Abstract In Mexico, the area from the delta of the Colorado River to southern Colima (ca. 2,000 km) is a transition zone from the most arid deserts of North America to tropical rainforests. Data for temperature and precipitation from 254 meteorological stations, along with field data, were used to analyze relationships between climate and vegetation ...
Manuel Peinado +3 more
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Problems in the assessment of the bioclimate for vacationists at the seaside
International Journal of Biometeorology, 1991In order to assess the value of common climatic information given to vacationists, measurements of thermophysiologically relevant climatic parameters were carried out on a beach in Italy and compared to those of a nearby official meteorological station. As an integral bioclimatic index the Physiological Equivalent Temperature, PET, was calculated.
Peter R. H�ppe, Hermann A. J. Seidl
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The effect of bioclimate on the communication system of night-flying moths
International Journal of Biometeorology, 1968Detection of moths and plants by infrared radiation (IR) is possible by night-flying moths. The thermal radiation emissivity of green plants is high (0.96) and that of a plowed field low (0.28). Four elements of the biosphere, temperature, atmospheric moisture, CO2 and O3 could hinder transmission.Corn earworm flight temperatures rise 3°C above ambient
V J, Valli, P S, Callahan
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Bioclimate of three varieties of oat
Agricultural Meteorology, 1976Abstract The bioclimate in plots of three oat varieties grown under three different water regimes (unmodified, drier, and wetter plots) was studied. The bioclimate measurements were combined with soil water determinations and growth and production measurements.
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Assessment of human bioclimate based on thermal response
International Journal of Biometeorology, 1985To assess the thermal component of human climate, the adequacy of two body-environment energy balance models is tested. Requirements are that these models should include the full range of atmospheric variables using a system which embraces both the attributes of those exposed and the functional attributes of the environment.
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Bioclimates of the world related to air enthalpy
International Journal of Biometeorology, 1968Maps showing the distribution of thermal sensations and bioclimatic regions over the earth in relation to human comfort are presented.This classification is based on the isolines of mean air enthalpy for January and July and on Brazol's sensation scale representing climatic types.
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Observations on the Bioclimate of Some Taiga Mammals
ARCTIC, 1957Reports a study at Fairbanks, Alaska, 1954-56, on the thermal environment of the moss-covered forest floor, the habitat mainly of red-backed voles, shrews, weasels, and red squirrels. Thermistors recorded temperatures at the surface, 6 ft above, and 3, 6, and 9 in below.
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ON THE BIOCLIMATE IN THE HOTBED
Acta Horticulturae, 1971Prof. D. Draganov +2 more
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