The effect of climate on human physiological comfort in the Bani Walid region (a study in bioclimatology)

Abstract

Human physiological comfort is affected by many climatic conditions, which directly impact feelings of comfort or discomfort. Climatic conditions vary from place to place, and so does a person's sense of comfort. This study aims to demonstrate the relationship between temperature, humidity, and human physiological comfort.
By applying a set of indicators to the climatic data of the Bani Walid region over a period of 35 years, and regardless of the results, the feeling of comfort remains a relative issue that varies according to the environment surrounding the person and a number of other factors, the most important of which are age, gender, and degree of adaptation; because despite the technological progress that man has achieved.
While it enhances his ability to control many of the conditions of his natural environment, climate still has a significant impact on a person’s sense of comfort or discomfort and climatic unease, if not inside the dwelling then outside.