A comparative study of experiences in the field of psychological adjustment in the perception of thermal comfort in urban public spaces

Urban areas are social spaces that engage citizens must enable people to operate. The success of a public space in the city is also attracting more and more citizens. One of the key factors in the amount and type of comfort and convenience to the people in an urban public space based on the studies the most important factor affecting comfort, temperature and ambient temperature; Under the terms of the comfort that comes as thermal comfort. But like what is said about the urban landscape, thermal sensation perceived by sense perception is different and will be different in mind. Compatibility of the most important factors affecting thermal comfort perception is that such a possibility has been repeatedly confirmed in studies indoors. The wide variety of environmental factors in open spaces, unlike the internal situation, it's important to become more prominent. Adaptation to the physical, physiological and psychological split that has been addressed in this article to the psychiatric ward. Given the novelty of the concepts discussed in this paper, placed in the category of fundamental research. The main purpose of this extension of concepts and designs the status and influencing factors of psychological adjustment to achieve thermal comfort in urban open spaces. The first step in this direction through this subject, principles and definitions are relevant to the topic. In the next step, given the lack of similar experiences in studies and research within the country using comparative research, all with a focus on existing experience and global reach thermal compatibility issues Psychology collected and categorized. And It then outlines a number of best practices have been investigated and Finally, sum up experiences, psychological factors affecting adjustment to achieve thermal comfort is provided. In the end, after analyzing the experiences investigated, vacuum collection on the matter, scheduled for completion in the form of future research and proposed the hypothesis that there is a connection between the “sense of belonging” and “psychological adjustment to achieve thermal comfort” spaces public suggested.