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Using infrared thermography and biosensors to detect thermal discomfort in a building's inhabitants

Burzo et al., 2014

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Document ID
8733528102378207363
Author
Burzo M
Abouelenien M
Pérez-Rosas V
Wicaksono C
Tao Y
Mihalcea R
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Publication venue
ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition

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This paper lays the grounds for a new methodology for detecting thermal discomfort, which can potentially reduce the building energy usage while improving the comfort of its inhabitants. The paper describes our explorations in automatic human discomfort prediction …
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