Geographical analysis of the effect of climate on the determination of human rest days in Bazian district according to Terjung classification

Abstract

        Climate has a direct impact on the feeling of comfort and performance of various activities and human health, practical climate scientists pay attention to the relationship between the climate and humans, the aim of this study is to identify the climate types that have a direct impact on human comfort Demonstrate the relationship between climate types and feelings of comfort according to different times (days and months). For this purpose, the Terjung classification, which is dedicated to determining the sense of comfort, was used. In this study, the records of climatic species of Bazian district between the years (2023-2002) are analyzed.

        The deductive method was used, and the research concluded that all the climatic factors presented showed variations according to day, month, and year. These variations had both positive and negative impacts on human comfort. The physiological climatic zones in the entire study area are generally moderately cold in winter, represented by the symbol (K), and warm in summer, represented by the symbol (H). According to the combined comfort index (day and night), the total number of days when people feel comfortable is 28 combined days, representing % 7.7of the total combined days of the year. The number of slightly cold nights is 47, representing %12,9 of the total nights of the year. However, according to the combined wind chill index (day and night), the total number of days when people feel uncomfortable is 67 combined days, representing %18.3 of the total combined days of the year. Compared to the total number of days in a year, the number of rest days in the study area is (low).             

Keywords: Climate effect, daily comfort, Terjung scale, Bazian district