Human physiological responses under four experimental conditions with different ventilation systems and air temperatures

Human physiological responses under four experimental conditions with different ventilation systems and air temperatures AUTHORS:Dominika Kwiecińska*, Anna Bogdan, Marcin Michalski, Warsaw University of Technology, Faculty of Environmental Engineering *corresponding author: [e-mail] DESCRIPTION:This dataset contains processed experimental data describing selected physiological responses of participants under four controlled environmental conditions. The dataset includes measurements of:* skin temperature* core body temperature* heart rate* relative humidity All measurements were collected under four experimental conditions:MV19, LAF19, MV26, and LAF26. MV refers to Mixing Ventilation (turbulent airflow system), while LAF refers to Laminar Airflow (vertical unidirectional airflow system).The numbers 19 and 26 indicate the air temperature (in °C) applied under each ventilation condition. The dataset is fully anonymized and does not contain any personal identifiers. UNITS:* skin_temp – degrees Celsius (°C)* core_temp – degrees Celsius (°C)* heart_rate – beats per minute (bpm)* humidity – relative humidity (%) FOLDER STRUCTURE AND FILES:The dataset is organized into separate files corresponding to different measured parameters: 1. humidity_data.csv * contains relative humidity measurements * variables: • sensor_id – measurement point identifier • gender – participant gender • humidity – relative humidity (%) • condition – experimental condition 2. skin_temperature_data.csv * contains skin temperature measurements * variables: • gender – participant gender • skin_temp – mean skin temperature (°C) • condition – experimental condition 3. core_temperature_data.csv * contains core body temperature measurements * variables: • gender – participant gender • core_temp – mean core body temperature (°C) • condition – experimental condition 4. heart_rate_data.csv * contains heart rate measurements * variables: • gender – participant gender • heart_rate – mean heart rate (beats per minute) • condition – experimental condition FUNDINGThis research was funded in whole by National Science Centre, Poland, grant number 2021/41/B/ST8/00700.