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It is possible to describe thermal radiation environment at a point in space using the concept of the radiation field. This paper derives the fundamental parameters of the field, and describes how they may be measured. The use of the radiation vector, or its equivalent the vector radiant temperature, is recommended as a measure of the asymmetry of the environment. The relevance of the field concept to thermal comfort studies is discussed.
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