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This function calculates the mean radiant temperature (mrt) from radiation long- and shortwave fluxes of all directions according to Thorsson et al. 2007.
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This functions need an input table with all fluxes from all directions for instance as it comes from a human response station (biomet). |
SW_UP |
You can give every radiation flux column individually. But you need all of them. |
SW_DOWN |
You can give every radiation flux column individually. But you need all of them. |
SW_EAST |
You can give every radiation flux column individually. But you need all of them. |
SW_WEST |
You can give every radiation flux column individually. But you need all of them. |
SW_NORTH |
You can give every radiation flux column individually. But you need all of them. |
SW_SOUTH |
You can give every radiation flux column individually. But you need all of them. |
LW_UP |
You can give every radiation flux column individually. But you need all of them. |
LW_DOWN |
You can give every radiation flux column individually. But you need all of them. |
LW_EAST |
You can give every radiation flux column individually. But you need all of them. |
LW_WEST |
You can give every radiation flux column individually. But you need all of them. |
LW_NORTH |
You can give every radiation flux column individually. But you need all of them. |
LW_SOUTH |
You can give every radiation flux column individually. But you need all of them. |
The value is rounded to two digits.
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Thorsson S, Lindberg F, Eliasson I, Holmer B. 2007. Different methods for estimating the mean radiant temperature in an outdoor setting. International Journal of Climatology 27: 1983–1993.
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