dfField

Randomly sampled data from a field study campaign
with data from 156 samples. For further description, 
see the reference given.

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Calculation of various common and less common comfort indices such as predicted mean vote or the two node model. Converts physical variables such as relative to absolute humidity and evaluates the performance of comfort indices.

Marcel Schweiker

comf

Models and Equations for Human Comfort Research

Sophia Mueller

Michael Kleber

Boris Kingma

Masanori Shukuya

Shaomi Rahman

Shoaib Sarwar

dfField function

A data frame with 156 rows and 9 variables:<dl>
 <dt>ta</dt>
<dd>air temperature [degree C]</dd> <dt>tr</dt>
<dd>radiant temperature [degree C] - same as ta</dd> <dt>rh</dt>
<dd>relative humidity [%]</dd> <dt>trm</dt>
<dd>running mean outdoor temperature [degree C]</dd> <dt>clo</dt>
<dd>clothing insulation level [CLO]</dd> <dt>tao</dt>
<dd>outdoor air temperature [degree C]</dd> <dt>vel</dt>
<dd>indoor air velocity [m/s]</dd> <dt>met</dt>
<dd>metabolic rate [MET]</dd> <dt>asv</dt>
<dd>actual thermal sensation vote on ASHRAE scale [ ]</dd>
</dl>

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Field data example — dfField

A data frame with 156 rows and 9 variables:<dl>
 <dt>ta</dt>
<dd>air temperature [degree C]</dd>

 <dt>tr</dt>
<dd>radiant temperature [degree C] - same as ta</dd>

 <dt>rh</dt>
<dd>relative humidity [%]</dd>

 <dt>trm</dt>
<dd>running mean outdoor temperature [degree C]</dd>

 <dt>clo</dt>
<dd>clothing insulation level [CLO]</dd>

 <dt>tao</dt>
<dd>outdoor air temperature [degree C]</dd>

 <dt>vel</dt>
<dd>indoor air velocity [m/s]</dd>

 <dt>met</dt>
<dd>metabolic rate [MET]</dd>

 <dt>asv</dt>
<dd>actual thermal sensation vote on ASHRAE scale [ ]</dd>


</dl>

dfField: Field data example

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