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Two temperature formulas are used in the calculation of the PET value: | Two temperature formulas are used in the calculation of the PET value and both are calculated per timeframe: | ||
* The atmospheric temperature [[#Atmospheric Temperature formula| | * The atmospheric temperature [[#Atmospheric Temperature formula|<math>T_{a,t}</math>]] | ||
* The wet-bulb temperature<ref name="bulb" /> [[#Wet-bulb Temperature formula| | * The wet-bulb temperature<ref name="bulb" /> [[#Wet-bulb Temperature formula|<math>T_{w,t}</math>]] | ||
==Atmospheric Temperature formula== | ==Atmospheric Temperature formula== | ||
Revision as of 06:54, 13 October 2026
Two temperature formulas are used in the calculation of the PET value and both are calculated per timeframe:
- The atmospheric temperature
- The wet-bulb temperature[1]
Atmospheric Temperature formula
where
- is the calculated atmospheric temperature at time t;
- is the temperature measured at a weather station at time t;
- is the calculated Urban Heat Island effect at time t;
- is the sun daily motion factor at time t;
Wet-bulb Temperature formula
where:
- is the calculated wet-bulb temperature;
- is the calculated atmospheric temperature;
- is the relative humidity
- Constant values are sourced from the DPRA Heat stress report;
See also
- ↑ Wikipedia • Wet-bulb temperature • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wet-bulb_temperature • Last visited: 20-12-2019




