《Table 1.Thermal comfort categories based on effective temperature.》

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《Future changes in thermal comfort conditions over China based on multi-RegCM4 simulations》

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However，while much was learned from previous studies on extreme thermal stress categories，little attention has been paid to less extreme conditions，e.g.mildandcomfortableclimates（Molenaar，Heusinkveld，and Steeneveld 2016；Perch-Nielsen，Amelung，and Knutti 2010；van der Wiel，Kapnick，and Vecchi 2017）.In addition，wind effects on human thermal perception（Epstein and Moran 2006；Blazejczyk et al.2012）have been seldom considered.Effective temperature（ET），which considers the aggregate effects of temperature，relative humidity，and wind speed，can thus be a simple but effective indicator of thermal perception（McGregor 1995；Li and Chan 2000；Blazejczyk et al.2012）.Based on ET values，thermal perception is classified into different categories，ranging from‘very hot’to‘very cold’（Table 1）.