Effects of different exercise types on outdoor thermal comfort in a severe cold city
The promotion of China's National Fitness Program has caused an upsurge in the construction of outdoor sports venues and sparked an interest in research on the thermal comfort of people exercising outside. The design of exercise facilities and parks is usually function-oriented, and the spatial...
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