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Assessment of Indoor Environment.
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University of Brighton School of the Environment Built Environment Area 2001-2002 BE240 INDOOR ENVIRONMENT 2 Assessment of Indoor Environment Student No. 98209214 Neil Anstee Introduction Thermal comfort A description, "the condition of mind that expresses satisfaction within the environment." CIBSE Guide Section A 1999 The factors that can determine comfort, are, measured singularly yet will work in combination. Thus giving us our indoor micro climate. An indoor climate is heavily influenced by the outdoor climate, and the combination of these factors determines what a humans judgement may be. Many scientists, rely on systematic analysis of thermal sensations. Yet in some ways one can obtain suitable judgement in public places, of getting experimental subjects to express their perception of the thermal environment, on a suitable scale while an experimenter measures their actual thermal environment. Light Environment Light, besides being indispensable for visual perception of the surrounding space for where work and leisure, also regulates metabolic and immuniological processes in the human body. Many artificial light sources do...
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