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Patterns and associations of summer thermal comfort and students' physical activity in campus green spaces. [PDF]

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Xiong S, Guo X, Lu B, Bai J.
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New considerations for representing moisture in indoor thermal conditions: Associations between enthalpy, cognitive performance, and thermal sensations. [PDF]

Indoor Environ
Dedesko S, Pendleton J, Young AS, Coull BA, Spengler JD, Allen JG.   +5 more
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The approximation between thermal sensation votes (TSV) and predicted mean vote (PMV): A comparative analysis

International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics, 2019
Abstract The Fanger's predicted mean vote (PMV) model is used to evaluate thermal comfort. However, when PMV is compared to people's real thermal sensations, collected in field studies, some discrepancies are verified. One of the components for the calculation of PMV is clothing surface temperature (tcl), which can be a factor that contributes ...
Evandro Eduardo Broday, Jeferson Aparecido Moreto, Antonio Augusto De Paula Xavier   +2 more
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A Prediction Accuracy Weighted Voting Ensemble Method for Thermal Sensation Evaluation

Sustainable Development Goals Series, 2021
PMV (Predicted Mean Vote) model is currently the most extensively used method for thermal sensation (TS) evaluation. However, the model is criticized for not being able to account for human thermal preferences and expectations. In response to these limitations, the adaptive model was developed to factor in behavioural, psychological and physiological ...
Yacine Rezgui, Sylvain Kubicki, Annie Guerriero   +2 more
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Potential of artificial neural networks to predict thermal sensation votes

Applied Energy, 2016
Abstract If occupants of buildings are offered possibilities to interact with the building’s equipment elements – such as with windows – in order to optimize their individual environment, these interactions will influence the energy consumption of the building. Therefore, during the design of the building, e.g.
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A comparison of the predicted and reported thermal sensation vote in homes during winter and summer

Energy and Buildings, 1994
The results from a BRE survey, conducted in new homes during winter and summer, are presented. The occupants' reported thermal sensation (TS) was obtained using the ASHRAE scale and sufficient physical measurements were made to allow their predicted mean thermal sensation vote (PMV) to be computed.
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The role of blue and green infrastructure in thermal sensation in public urban areas: A case study of summer days in four Czech cities

Sustainable Cities and Society, 2021
Michal Lehnert, Marek Brabec, Martin Jurek   +2 more
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Quantifying the consistency and informativity of thermal sensation votes for comfort-driven building control

Building and Environment
Zhihao Ma, Athanasios Tzempelikos
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Energy and Buildings, 1995
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A new predictive thermal sensation index of human response

Energy and Buildings, 1999
François Michaud
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