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Table 3.8 Information regarding the selected
locations in the city of Vienna ...................................................... 88
Table 4.1 Ranges of the physiological equivalent
temperature (PET) for different grades
of thermal perception by human beings
and physiological stress on human beings,
internal heat production: 80 W, heat transfer
resistance of the clothing: 0.9 clo ................................................. 98
Table 4.2 UTCI equivalent temperature categorized
in terms of thermal stress.............................................................. 99
Table 4.3 Location and altitude of the measurement stations ...................... 101
Table 4.4 Number of days on which defined thresholds are exceeded ........ 102
Table 4.5 Number of hours per year on which defined
thresholds were exceeded in the period 2000–2010 ..................... 103
Table 7.1 Comparison between the three outdoor comfort indexes.
Values between brackets in PMV column
refer to the correspondent values of the other indexes ................. 206
Table 7.2 Data obtained in measurement sessions in via Rinaldi
(historic centre) (see also Fig. 7.1). The “X” refer
to the point of measurement. Thermal comfort
indexes refer to a person with summer clothing
(0.5 clo) and slight activity level (80 W above
the basal metabolism) (Google Earth-RayMan) ........................... 207
Table 7.3 Data obtained in measurement sessions in
via Pindemonte (see also Fig. 7.1). The “X”
refer to the point of measurement. Thermal comfort
indexes refer to a person with summer clothing
(0.5 clo) and slight activity level (80 W above
the basal metabolism) (Google Earth-RayMan) ........................... 208
Table 7.4 Data obtained in measurement sessions in via
San Basilio (see also Fig. 7.1). The “X” refer
to the point of measurement. Thermal comfort
indexes refer to a person with summer clothing
(0.5 clo) and slight activity level (80 W above the
basal metabolism) (Google Earth-RayMan)................................. 209
Table 7.5 Data obtained in measurement sessions in a lateral
dirt road of via Roma (see also Fig. 7.1). The “X”
refer to the point of measurement. Thermal comfort
|indexes refer to a person with summer clothing
(0.5 clo) and slight activity level (80 W above the
basal metabolism) (Google Earth) ................................................ 210
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Table 3.8 Information regarding the selected
locations in the city of Vienna ...................................................... 88
Table 4.1 Ranges of the physiological equivalent
temperature (PET) for different grades
of thermal perception by human beings
and physiological stress on human beings,
internal heat production: 80 W, heat transfer
resistance of the clothing: 0.9 clo ................................................. 98
Table 4.2 UTCI equivalent temperature categorized
in terms of thermal stress.............................................................. 99
Table 4.3 Location and altitude of the measurement stations ...................... 101
Table 4.4 Number of days on which defined thresholds are exceeded ........ 102
Table 4.5 Number of hours per year on which defined
thresholds were exceeded in the period 2000–2010 ..................... 103
Table 7.1 Comparison between the three outdoor comfort indexes.
Values between brackets in PMV column
refer to the correspondent values of the other indexes ................. 206
Table 7.2 Data obtained in measurement sessions in via Rinaldi
(historic centre) (see also Fig. 7.1). The “X” refer
to the point of measurement. Thermal comfort
indexes refer to a person with summer clothing
(0.5 clo) and slight activity level (80 W above
the basal metabolism) (Google Earth-RayMan) ........................... 207
Table 7.3 Data obtained in measurement sessions in
via Pindemonte (see also Fig. 7.1). The “X”
refer to the point of measurement. Thermal comfort
indexes refer to a person with summer clothing
(0.5 clo) and slight activity level (80 W above
the basal metabolism) (Google Earth-RayMan) ........................... 208
Table 7.4 Data obtained in measurement sessions in via
San Basilio (see also Fig. 7.1). The “X” refer
to the point of measurement. Thermal comfort
indexes refer to a person with summer clothing
(0.5 clo) and slight activity level (80 W above the
basal metabolism) (Google Earth-RayMan)................................. 209
Table 7.5 Data obtained in measurement sessions in a lateral
dirt road of via Roma (see also Fig. 7.1). The “X”
refer to the point of measurement. Thermal comfort
|indexes refer to a person with summer clothing
(0.5 clo) and slight activity level (80 W above the
basal metabolism) (Google Earth) ................................................ 210
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