Research Article
Temporal Differences of Urban-Rural Human Biometeorological Factors for Planning and Tourism in Szeged, Hungary
Table 1
Threshold values of Physiologically Equivalent Temperature (PET) for thermal sensation and the physiological stress level of human beings [
18].
| PET (°C) | Thermal sensation | Physiological stress level |
| | Very cold | Extreme cold stress | 4 | | | | Cold | Strong cold stress | 8 | | | | Cool | Moderate cold stress | 13 | | | | Slightly cool | Slight cold stress | 18 | | | | Comfortable | No thermal stress | 23 | | | | Slightly warm | Slight heat stress | 29 | | | | Warm | Moderate heat stress | 35 | | | | Hot | Strong heat stress | 41 | | | | Very hot | Extreme heat stress |
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