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Precision Microalgae: A New Conceptual Framework for Bioengineering Applications. [PDF]
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Spatial analytical methods for deriving a historical map of physiological equivalent temperature of Hong Kong [PDF]
Building and Environment, 2016 Abstract Physiological Equivalent Temperature (PET) has been widely used as an indicator for impacts of climate change on thermal comfort of humans. The effects of thermal stress are often examined using longitudinal observational studies over many years.
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The impact of green space structure on physiological equivalent temperature index in open space
Urban Climate, 2020 Abstract Planting vegetation in urban areas can tilt the heat balance in favor of cooler temperatures. For this reason, studying the extension and intensity of the cooling effect of vegetation and the factors which can influence these two parameters is significant in open space design.
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Constructing a Map of Physiological Equivalent Temperature by Spatial Analysis Techniques
, 2018 Physiological equivalent temperature (PET) is a measure of thermal comfort estimated by considering the integral effects of meteorological parameters and other personal conditions related to heat exchange between the human body and its environment. Warmer average global temperatures as a result of climate change are expected to augment the risks of ...
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Applications of a universal thermal index: physiological equivalent temperature
International Journal of Biometeorology, 1999The physiological equivalent temperature, PET, is a thermal index derived from the human energy balance. It is well suited to the evaluation of the thermal component of different climates. As well as having a detailed physiological basis, PET is preferable to other thermal indexes like the predicted mean vote because of its unit ( degrees C), which ...
Andreas Matzarakis, H Mayer
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Physiological Equivalent Temperature Index and mortality in Tabriz (The northwest of Iran)
Journal of Thermal Biology, 2018There are few epidemiological studies about climate change and the effect of temperature variation on health using human thermal indices such as the Physiological Equivalent Temperature (PET) Index in Iran. This study was conducted in Tabriz, the northwest of Iran and Distributed Lag Non-linear Models (DLNM) combined with quasi-Poisson regression ...
Bahram Bakhtiari +2 more
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Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2021
Although Ahvaz is considered as one of the warmest cities around the world, few epidemiological studies have been conducted on the adverse effects of temperature on human health using thermal indices in this city. This study investigates the relation between physiologically equivalent temperature (PET) and respiratory hospital admissions in Ahvaz ...
Maryam Dastoorpoor +2 more
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Although Ahvaz is considered as one of the warmest cities around the world, few epidemiological studies have been conducted on the adverse effects of temperature on human health using thermal indices in this city. This study investigates the relation between physiologically equivalent temperature (PET) and respiratory hospital admissions in Ahvaz ...
Maryam Dastoorpoor +2 more
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