Research — Thermal Comfort

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Mortality reported against high and low ambient temperature across multiple countries
A multicountry time-series analysis reported that a larger share of temperature-attributable mortality was associated with moderately cold and moderately hot days than with extreme temperature days.
Gasparrini A, Guo Y, Hashizume M, et al., 2015 · The Lancet 386(9991):369–375

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Building-science articles, agency guidance, and standards we read and work from under this domain. Pointers to the source, not reports of a finding.

Building scienceThe Perfect HVACJoseph Lstiburek · Building Science Corporation
Building scienceResidential Dehumidification Systems Research for Hot-Humid ClimatesArmin Rudd; Kohta Ueno; Joseph Lstiburek, 2005 · Building Science Corporation
GuidanceGuides and Case Studies for Hot-Humid ClimatesU.S. Department of Energy · U.S. Department of Energy
StandardANSI/ASHRAE Standard 55 — Thermal Environmental Conditions for Human OccupancyASHRAE, 2023 · ASHRAE
StandardPhius StandardsPhius · Phius
StandardHot and Humid and PhiusKatrin Klingenberg · Phius

Research — Thermal Comfort

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Mortality reported against high and low ambient temperature across multiple countries

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