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Thermal adaptation in the built environment: a literature review
Energy and Buildings · 1998 · Vol. 27(1) · pp. 83–96
Gail Brager✉(University of California, Berkeley)Richard de Dear(Macquarie University)
Building Energy and Comfort OptimizationNoise Effects and ManagementUrban Heat Island MitigationThermal comfortAdaptation (eye)HabituationAcclimatizationPerceptionPremiseThermalBuilt environmentField (mathematics)Architectural engineering
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