easurement of the apparent temperature index to determine human comfort - Al-Janaina Primary School as a model
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The study of different criteria for climatic comfort and its application to school have (21 rooms and two rooms as management rooms, one room to the rest to the teachers, so we find a library and kitchen and large area and Garden with accept Bulled ) as a virtual temperature provides a scientific material useful in understanding the reality and different levels of comfort, it helps in determining the monthly patterns of the physiological climate, and in the appointment of the best times and places and most suitable for the comfort of the human body ( spicily the student ) for the exploitation and development for tourism purposes.
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The appendices
Appendix (1) monthly and yearly rates (for the normal temperature (° C) for the study area station for 2018-2019
Source: Depending on: - Measurement of the mobile climate station installed by the researcher at Al-Janaina Primary School.
Appendix (2) monthly and yearly averages (for maximum temperature in M) for the study area station for 2018-2019
Source: Depending on: - Measurement of the mobile climate station installed by the researcher at Al-Janaina Primary School.
Appendix (3) monthly and yearly averages (for minimum temperature in ° C) for the study area station for 2018-2019
Source: Depending on: - Measurement of the mobile climate station installed by the researcher at Al-Janaina Primary School.
Appendix (4) monthly and annual rates (relative humidity%) for the study area station for the year 2018-2019
Source: Depending on: - Measurement of the mobile climate station installed by the researcher at Al-Janaina Primary School.
Appendix (5) monthly and annual rates (maximum relative humidity%) for the study area station for the year 2018-2019
Source: Depending on: - Measurement of the mobil
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