Thermal sensation prediction by soft computing methodology
Thermal comfort in open urban areas is very factor based on environmental point of view. Therefore it is need to fulfill demands for suitable thermal comfort during urban planning and design. Thermal comfort can be modeled based on climatic parameters and other factors. The factors are variables and...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Journal of thermal biology 2016-12, Vol.62 (Pt B), p.106-108 |
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Zusammenfassung: | Thermal comfort in open urban areas is very factor based on environmental point of view. Therefore it is need to fulfill demands for suitable thermal comfort during urban planning and design. Thermal comfort can be modeled based on climatic parameters and other factors. The factors are variables and they are changed throughout the year and days. Therefore there is need to establish an algorithm for thermal comfort prediction according to the input variables. The prediction results could be used for planning of time of usage of urban areas. Since it is very nonlinear task, in this investigation was applied soft computing methodology in order to predict the thermal comfort. The main goal was to apply extreme leaning machine (ELM) for forecasting of physiological equivalent temperature (PET) values. Temperature, pressure, wind speed and irradiance were used as inputs. The prediction results are compared with some benchmark models. Based on the results ELM can be used effectively in forecasting of PET.
•Thermal comfort of visitors at two public squares in Iran against their demographics.•The role of built environment within the squares was analyzed.•Assessing thermal comfort of the subjects required taking physical measurement.•The number of people visiting the square was also counted. |
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ISSN: | 0306-4565 1879-0992 |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.jtherbio.2016.07.005 |