The aim of this study is to better understand the external and internal drivers that affect residential air-conditioning (A/C) use decisions and occupant comfort. Field observations were carried out using instrumental measurements and smartphone questionnaires, recording householder's A/C usage patterns, indoor/outdoor climatic factors, perception of thermal comfort and adaptive behaviours.
History
Citation
Kim, J., de Dear, R., Parkinson, T., Candido, C., Cooper, P., Ma, Z. & Saman, W. (2016). Field study of air conditioning and thermal comfort in residential buildings. Network for Comfort and Energy Use in Buildings Windsor Conference (pp. 1-18). United Kingdom: Network for Comfort and Energy Use in Buildings.
Parent title
Proceedings - 9th International Windsor Conference 2016: Making Comfort Relevant