Titlebook: Sustainable Houses and Living in the Hot-Humid Climates of Asia; Tetsu Kubota,Hom Bahadur Rijal,Hiroto Takaguchi Book 2018 Springer Nature

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Thailand: The Houses of a Khun Village in Chiang Maiand to consider the ways in which their houses are built to adapt to the climate. Khun is ethno-linguistically classified into the Tai-Kadai language family. They migrated from Myanmar and settled in the outskirt of Chiang Mai, the most famous old city of Northern Thailand. Khun are known for their

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Laos: Indigenous Houses of a Lue Village in Luang Prabangbang, Laos. Lue originally lived in Sip Song Pan Na, a former kingdom of Dai in Yunnan province of current China. Today, Lue are spread throughout Yunnan, Shan State of Northern Myanmar, and Northern Thailand. They are organized into nuclear families and are dedicated practitioners of Theravada Budd

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Thermal Comfort in Indonesiaow that a different group of people might be comfortable at different thermal conditions. Thermal comfort researchers predict that there might be other factors, such as adaptation, which affect human thermal sensations. Adaptation can be a matter of bodily adjustment to the prevailing climate that p

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Exergetic Aspect of Human Thermal Comfort and Adaptationr control of window systems come to the top priority, from the findings available from a series of human-body exergy research. The human-body exergy consumption rate varies very much with the change in mean radiant temperature, and there is a value of mean radiant temperature giving the smallest pos

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Development of an Adaptive Thermal Comfort Equation for Naturally Ventilated Buildings in Hot and Huployed statistical meta-analysis of the ASHRAE RP-884 database, which covered several climatic zones. The data were carefully sorted into three climate groups including hot-humid, hot-dry, and moderate and were analysed separately. The results revealed that the adaptive equations for hot-humid and h

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Thermal Comfort in Indian Apartmentshave caused thermal discomfort. It pushed occupants toward energy-intensive solutions. India needs to embrace the adaptive thermal comfort model to unburden her import-dependent energy balances. Occupant responses from real buildings underpin this model. This chapter focuses on the field studies in

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