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Engineering and Architecture. The proposed PhD thesis topic: "Dynamic outdoor thermal comfort assessment to enhance user experience along urban pathways in a Nordic climate" Supervisors: • Sup. Senior
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project sChOOL YARD: Outdoor thermal comfort models for children. The project is an exciting opportunity featuring four UK Universities (Kent, Brunel, Loughborough and UCL) and seven industry partners
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: Outdoor thermal comfort models for children. College / Directorate College of Engineering, Design & Physical Sciences Department Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Full Time / Part Time
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and surfaces directly, without heating the air in between. Thus, it is claimed that radiant heating can provide thermal comfort at lower internal air temperatures, thereby saving home and industrial
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for assessing the performance of various solutions due to its ease of measurement, the thermal perception of users is paramount in concerns of urban overheating. To quantify thermal comfort, various indices have
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on investigates the relationship between passengers’ thermal comfort, the thermal management of the drivetrain and battery, and the energy consumption for heating and cooling in electric buses operating in urban
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heating heats people and surfaces directly, without heating the air in between. Thus, it is claimed that radiant heating can provide thermal comfort at lower internal air temperatures, thereby saving home
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) | Fields Landing, California | United States | about 6 hours ago
resolving PAH emission, stochastically heated nano-grains, and the continuum emission from thermally heated (nano-)grains in a wide variety of environments. Candidates are highly encouraged to contact
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climate scenarios and in simulations to evaluate the impact on energy performance and user comfort. Write technical reports and provide support in the collection and management of scientific data
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, despite the growth in low-energy and high-performance building standards, there remains a persistent performance gap—the difference between modelled and actual energy performance and thermal comfort