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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Thermal Experience"”.
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Enriching Urban Thermal Experience: Thermal Pleasure Around Urban Public Places
Positive urban thermal experience depends on both the non-extremity and variability of thermal stress in the built environment. To date, the majority of outdoor thermal comfort research has proposed to mitigate thermal extremes while overlooking the contribution from the richness of thermal …
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Mapping comfort : an analysis method for understanding diversity in the thermal environment
Our thermal experience is never neutral. Whether standing near a cold window in the winter, or in the shade on a sunny day, we constantly experience a rich set of thermal stimuli. Yet, many of the tools used in professional practice to analyze and design thermal environments in buildings do not …
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Thermal design through space and time
… at the service of a building's inhabitants. Thermal qualities are a significant factor in the overall experience one has inside and outside a building. However, thermal issues are not often considered within the context of the architectural design process, resulting in buildings that are not …
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Do freshwater growth opportunities and migration barriers limit recovery of imperiled anadromous Oncorhynchus mykiss populations?
… over growth was the availability of food or the thermal regime. Although a three year mark-recapture study did not detect any dispersal from the above the barrier populations into the below-barrier populations, microsatellite DNA analysis detected gene flow from the above-barrier populations into …
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Impact of Thermally Activated Building Systems (TABS) in Office Buildings
Thermal comfort can be described as the degree to which a person is satisfied with their thermal environment (Yau & Chew, 2014). It is a person's perception of whether they feel warm or cool within their surroundings. The Danish professor, Povl Ole Fanger, developed the Predictive Mean Vote (PMV), …