Warmth and comfort in the subtropical winter: a study in Brisbane schools

A. Auliciems

doi:10.1017/S0022172400046854

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Winter thermal sensations of secondary and primary school-children in Queensland are related to air temperature. Neutrality is estimated by regression analysis of over 6000 assessments and a lower comfort limit is suggested to include 80% of the children. Cold discomfort is seen as the main problem, and comparison is made to an earlier study in England.

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