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{| | [[File:DPRA Heatstress overlay.PNG|350px|thumb|right|PET (physiological equivalent temperature or heat stress) result type overlay (Wageningen)]] | ||
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| | |description=The calculated physiological equivalent temperature. | ||
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|The calculated physiological equivalent temperature. | |||
The physiological equivalent temperature is a value which expresses the effective outdoor temperature of a (complex) outdoor situation as an equivalent (simple) indoor situation. The equivalence is determined as the point where the heat balance of the human body is balanced with the surrounding environment.<ref name="pet" /> In other words, the PET of any given situation outdoors is equal to the temperature indoors at which the human body would gain or lose the same amount of heat. | The physiological equivalent temperature is a value which expresses the effective outdoor temperature of a (complex) outdoor situation as an equivalent (simple) indoor situation. The equivalence is determined as the point where the heat balance of the human body is balanced with the surrounding environment.<ref name="pet" /> In other words, the PET of any given situation outdoors is equal to the temperature indoors at which the human body would gain or lose the same amount of heat. | ||
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* [[Pet relative result type (Heat Overlay)]] | * [[Pet relative result type (Heat Overlay)]] | ||
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<ref name="pet">Biometeorology education and research network. Physiological equivalent temperature. https://www.biomet-education.net/glossary/physiological-equivalent-temperature/. Last visited: 16-12-2019</ref> | <ref name="pet">Biometeorology education and research network. Physiological equivalent temperature. https://www.biomet-education.net/glossary/physiological-equivalent-temperature/. Last visited: 16-12-2019</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:58, 13 September 2021
| Icon | Result type | Unit | Mode | Description |
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PET | °C | Date-Time | The calculated physiological equivalent temperature. |
The physiological equivalent temperature is a value which expresses the effective outdoor temperature of a (complex) outdoor situation as an equivalent (simple) indoor situation. The equivalence is determined as the point where the heat balance of the human body is balanced with the surrounding environment.[1] In other words, the PET of any given situation outdoors is equal to the temperature indoors at which the human body would gain or lose the same amount of heat.
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References
- ↑ Biometeorology education and research network. Physiological equivalent temperature. https://www.biomet-education.net/glossary/physiological-equivalent-temperature/. Last visited: 16-12-2019
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