## 3 Results  
### Survey Results  
During the survey campaign in 2021, a total of 1537 questionnaires were conducted in the study area and its direct surroundings. The results presented here are based on those carried out in the non-winter and non-summer months, spring and Autumn. Specifically, these measured data are from April, May, and October, and these are some classic months of neither cold nor heat in Seville. This guarantees favorable comfort situations in the subjective evaluations carried out and to be able to contrast them with objective estimates.  
For example, the location of interviews in the school area (more than 800) can be visualized in Figure 13, where each color corresponds to a survey day.  
Figure 14 shows the distribution of respondents by gender for all days of the campaign. Most of the time, there is a higher number of male respondents, although the difference is small. The overall average for the month is 48.38% female and 51.62% male.  
Table 6 shows the average percentage of people on each response for the two groups of questions, both those answered directly by the respondents (Survey respondent answers) and those filled in by the interview  
Figure 13: Geolocation of the interviews.  
The level of respondent food intake in the last hour was noted, distinguishing between no, moderate, or heavy intake. As can be seen, most people have had a moderate intake, having had a snack or appetizer, which may later influence their thermal sensation response. On the other hand, people responded about their thermal preference in open spaces, being able to choose between preference for cold spaces (heat-sensitive), warm spaces (cold-sensitive), and no preference (neutral). In the study area, knowing that it is located in a region of southern Spain, where most of the year temperatures are high, 47.28% defined themselves as heat-sensitive, preferring cold spaces.  
The average age of the respondents (82.92%) is between 9 and 12 years old, corresponding to the age of the pupils in Primary School and, therefore, to the main users of the space. The age range between 13 and 17 years old was not represented, as it corresponds to young people who study at a higher level according to the Spanish education system. The next range, corresponding to adults between 18 and 40 years old, has an average of 15%. Finally, 2.08% are adults over 40 years old and under 65 years old, which is the age limit for working in Spain. The totality of the group of adults is those of the teaching staff of the School. The type of clothing, its color, and the level of activity of the respondent were also recorded and then translated into clo values, the absorptivity of the clothing, and met values in the comfort model. All these survey responses were then used to generate a personalized comfort index for each respondent based on their location, clothing, and activity.  
Finally, the levels of thermal sensation during all the survey periods can be visualized in Figure 15. Most people felt the space was hot (39.3%), and 29.4% felt it was very hot. Therefore, more than two-thirds of people would need an intervention in space. However, 30.8% perceived the area as comfortable, highlighting the wide variation between people's perceptions.