Combined effects of Thermal-PM2.5 indicators on subjective evaluation of campus environment
This paper selects six typical spaces of a university campus in Xi'an to study the comprehensive effect of heat and PM2.5 in open spaces. Subjects are required to complete a subjective perception questionnaire in a thermal-PM2.5 interactive environment combined with on-site actual measurement....
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