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Studies of outdoor thermal comfort in northern China

Building and Environment · 2014 · Vol. 77 · pp. 110–118
Dayi LaiDeheng GuoYuefei HouChenyi LinQingyan Chen
Urban Heat Island MitigationBuilding Energy and Comfort OptimizationUrban Green Space and HealthThermal comfortEnvironmental scienceWind speedRelative humidityMeteorologyAir temperatureChinaEquivalent temperatureAtmospheric sciencesApparent temperature

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