ArticleScientific reports2025
Campus microenvironmental factors and their effects on people's outdoor thermal perceptions under different conditions.
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Abstract
Pedestrians' thermal perceptions can be adjusted by physical environmental factors. However, the thermal environments influenced by these factors are subject to current weather conditions. Subjective responses towards physical environments have rarely been investigated previously. This study explored microenvironmental factors and their impacts on thermal perceptions (evaluated by thermal sensation vote, TSV) on the campus of the Southwest University of Science and Technology (Mianyang, China). Through combining field measurement with questionnaire, it was found that neutral temperatures (NTs) of Mianyang during the measuring periods indicated by physiologically equivalent temperature (PET) were 28.41 °C (summer), 12.37 °C (winter), and 18.92 °C (the full year), respectively. Additionally, TSV linearly correlated with parameters of vegetation (indicated by the leaf area index, LAI), land surface reflectivity (albedo), and the water surface (distance from the lake, the distance for short). LAI was usually negatively correlated with TSV. The increase in LAI by 1 point contributed to the decrease of 0.171 in TSV (10:00, R
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