Estimation of Thermal Sensation Based on Wrist Skin Temperatures [PDF]
Thermal comfort is an essential environmental factor related to quality of life and work effectiveness. We assessed the feasibility of wrist skin temperature monitoring for estimating subjective thermal sensation.
Soo Young Sim +6 more
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Experimental investigation on thermal comfort model between local thermal sensation and overall thermal sensation [PDF]
To study the human local and overall thermal sensations, a series of experiments under various conditions were carried out in a climate control chamber. The adopted analysis method considered the effect of the weight coefficient of local average skin temperature and density of the cold receptors’ distribution in different local body areas.
Baizhan Li, Zhaosong Fang
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A Thermal Tactile Sensation Display with Controllable Thermal Conductivity [PDF]
We demonstrate a thermal tactile sensation display that can present various thermal sensations, namely cold/cool/warm/hot feelings, by varying the effective thermal conductivity of the display. Thermal sensation is one of the major tactile sensations and
Seiya Hirai, Norihisa Miki
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Data on verbal expressions for thermal sensation and comfort in the Greek language [PDF]
This article presents data collected during a web-based survey on expressions used to describe thermal sensation and comfort in the Greek language. The survey used a structured questionnaire and delivered through Google Forms.
Katerina Pantavou +5 more
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The effect of local thermal sensation on overall thermal sensation in older people under warm conditions: a chamber room study [PDF]
Global aging and climate warming have made scholars begin to pay attention to the thermal comfort of the elderly. The deterioration of the function of body organs and systems caused by aging affects the thermoregulatory system of the elderly, resulting ...
Chen Minzhou +4 more
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Differences in the neural networks of thermal sensation with and without evaluation process [PDF]
Several neuroimaging studies have analyzed the neural networks involved in thermal sensation. In some of these studies, participants were instructed to evaluate and report the thermal sensation using a point scale, visual analog scale, or other ...
Kei Nagashima +4 more
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Effects of Acute Exercise on Cutaneous Thermal Sensation. [PDF]
The aim of this study was to assess the effect of exercise intensity on the thermal sensory function of active and inactive limbs. In a randomised and counterbalanced manner, 13 healthy young male participants (25 ± 6 years, 1.8 ± 0.1 m, 77 ± 6 kg) conducted: (1) 30-min low-intensity (50% heart rate maximum, HRmax; LOW) and (2) 30-min high-intensity ...
Thomas SD +4 more
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The thermal sensation threshold and its reliability induced by the exposure to 28 GHz millimeter-wave [PDF]
The application of 28 GHz millimeter-wave is prevalent owing to the global spread of fifth-generation wireless communication systems. Its thermal effect is a dominant factor which potentially causes pain and tissue damage to the body parts exposed to the
Akiko Yuasa +8 more
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Thermal sensation and cell adaptability. [PDF]
Whole person adaptive comfort is discussed with reference to recent findings in molecular scale systems biology. The observations are upscaled to hypotheses relating to less traditional interpretations of thermal processes, which have new implications for indoor climate management and design.
Auliciems A.
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Predicting education building occupants’ thermal sensation through CatBoost-DF algorithm
A novel machine learning method, named CatBoost-DF (CatBoost deep forest), is proposed to solve this existing problem of low accuracy and lack of practicality in thermal sensation prediction.
Jianji Ren +4 more
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