Analysis and Modeling of Physiologic Equivalent Temperature of an Outdoor Environment [PDF]
This study developed a model that depicts the relationship, strength, and direction of the causality between the predictor variables (microclimatic variables) and a response variable (ambient temperature) interpreted for the physiologic equivalent ...
Adinife P. Azodo +3 more
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New bioclimatic maps of Lisbon. Spatial modelling of physiological equivalent temperature [PDF]
Finisterra, vol. 49 n.º 98 (2014)
Sofia Baltazar
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Assessment of Physiological Equivalent Temperature (PET) in Transitional Spaces of a High-Rise Building [PDF]
One passive approach that can significantly reduce energy usage in high-rise buildings is through the creation of non-air conditioned spaces such as transitional spaces. Optimizing passive design would reduce wastage associated with the building’s energy consumption.
Nooriati Taib, Zalila Ali
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Concepts and New Implements for Modified Physiologically Equivalent Temperature [PDF]
Different kinds of thermal indices have been applied in several decades as essential tools to investigate thermal perception, environmentally thermal conditions, occupant thermal risk, public health, tourist attractiveness, and urban climate. Physiologically equivalent temperature (PET) has been proved as a relatively wide applicable thermal indicator ...
Yung-Chang Chen +3 more
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Digital Twins for Physiological Equivalent Temperature Calculation Guide
Urbanization, climate change, and growing awareness of the impact of environmental conditions on human well-being, have created the need to accurately assess thermal comfort has gained significant prominence. Physiological Equivalent Temperature (PET) offers a comprehensive means of quantifying the combined effects of air temperature, humidity, wind ...
Cárdenas, Iván L. +4 more
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Respiratory response of the deep-sea amphipod Stephonyx biscayensis indicates bathymetric range limitation by temperature and hydrostatic pressure. [PDF]
Depth zonation of fauna on continental margins is well documented. Whilst increasing hydrostatic pressure with depth has long been considered a factor contributing significantly to this pattern, discussion of the relative significance of decreasing ...
Alastair Brown, Sven Thatje
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This study presents a fully automated pipeline for mapping Physiological Equivalent Temperature (PET) at high spatial resolution and simulating potential access to cooler paths for pedestrians in cities.
Deepank Verma +2 more
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Hospital admissions due to diseases of arteries and veins peaked at physiological equivalent temperature -10 to 10 °C in Germany in 2009-2011. [PDF]
We aimed to understand relationships of the weather as biometeorological and hospital admissions due to diseases of arteries and veins by subtypes, which have been scarcely studied, in a national setting in recent years. This is an ecological study.
Shiue I, Perkins DR, Bearman N.
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Characteristic of bioclimatic conditions in Poland based on Physiologically Equivalent Temperature
AbstractThe aim of the study was to characterise bioclimatic conditions in Poland in the times of progressing warming. This type of research permits the verification whether the progressing climate warming also translates into a change in bioclimatic conditions.
Arkadiusz M. Tomczyk, Andreas Matzarakis
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How Tmrt Affects PET Assessment in Outdoor Environments: A Comparative Study
Many studies have explored outdoor thermal comfort during the last several years, ever since it has been strongly related to human health and well-being.
Kahina Labdaoui +3 more
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