People's well-being, health and productivity in indoor environments are crucial areas of
investigation, particularly concerning sick building syndrome (SBS). Sick building syndrome …

Emergent planning strategies to address heat-driven health inequities are informed by
studies examining how these distributional concerns relate to the urban built environment …

Elevated air movement produced by fans can offset air-conditioning energy requirements by
allowing temperature setpoints to be raised without compromising thermal comfort. These …

Air conditioners in residential buildings often rely on local feedback control to regulate the
indoor temperature, where the unit is cycled on and off by comparing the actual temperature …

The thermal environment is one of the main factors that influences Thermal Comfort and,
consequently, the productivity of the occupants. The poor quality of the indoor environment …

Previously unpublished data from over 600 office buildings in the Center for the Built
Environment (CBE) Occupant Survey database are used to perform a systematic analysis of …

This paper aims to explore gender differences in thermal comfort under coupled
environmental factors, as previous studies have primarily focused on air temperature alone …

As global median temperatures continue to rise, the demand for active cooling systems
(ACs) is increasing. These systems are particularly prevalent in developed countries for …

When experiencing a similar indoor environment, people's thermal comfort and sensation
may differ, making it more difficult to create an appropriate thermal environment for each …

This study explores the intricate relationship between human sentiment on social media
data, herein tweet posts on X platform, urban building characteristics, and the socio-spatial …