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Post-occupancy assessment of thermal environment in classrooms

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Type Article
ISSN 13063065
information source ERIC
Author Arhab-Saidi, Fatma. Ecole Polytechnique of Architecture and Urbanism (EPAU).
Second author Djebri, Boualem. Ecole Polytechnique of Architecture and Urbanism (EPAU).
Saidi, Hemza. Mohamed Boudiaf University of Science and Technology, Algeria.
Pages pp. 1233-1247
General Note Peer reviewed
Source International Journal of Environmental and Science Education. Vol. 12, no. 5, 2017
Publisher Den Haag: LOOK Academic Publishers، 2017
Publisher address 211 Den Haag 2496LN. Netherlands. LOOK Academic Publishers. T: 0031202170912. editor@lookacademy. http://www.ijese.net.
ERIC document no. EJ1278286
Electronic Location Full text (PDF)  PDF
Descriptors Environmental education  -  Meteorology  -  Measurement instruments  -  Classroom environment  -  Architecture  -  Primary schools  -  Physiology  -  Physical environment  -  Algeria
Language of document English
Country Netherlands
In this paper, we present our main results of the post occupancy evaluation of thermal comfort of two primary schools constructed following the same plane, situated in two different climate zones. The first stage of the work consisted on measurements using meteorological equipments. These measurements are used to quantify the physical parameters of the thermal atmosphere, such as temperature, rate of relative humidity and wind speed prevailing inside classrooms. The second step aims to support the results of the first stage; and it is a psychological investigation using inquiry with users. (As Provided)

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