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Towards Personalization of Indoor Air Quality: Review of Sensing Requirements and Field Deployments

Xu, Qian ; Goh, Hui Ci ; Mousavi, Ehsan ; Nabizadeh Rafsanjani, Hamed ; Varghese, Zubin ; Pandit, Yogesh ; Ghahramani, Ali

Sensors (Basel, Switzerland), 2022-04, Vol.22 (9), p.3444 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Switzerland: MDPI AG

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Towards Personalization of Indoor Air Quality: Review of Sensing Requirements and Field Deployments
Autor: Xu, Qian ; Goh, Hui Ci ; Mousavi, Ehsan ; Nabizadeh Rafsanjani, Hamed ; Varghese, Zubin ; Pandit, Yogesh ; Ghahramani, Ali
Assuntos: Air quality ; Carbon dioxide ; Coronaviruses ; COVID-19 ; Customization ; Disease transmission ; Environmental quality ; Humidity ; IAQ ; Indoor air pollution ; Indoor air quality ; indoor pollutants ; Lungs ; Medical research ; Nitrogen dioxide ; Outdoor air quality ; personalized air quality ; Pollutants ; Productivity ; Quality standards ; Respiration ; Review ; sensing standards ; Systematic review ; ubiquitous IAQ sensors ; Ventilation ; VOCs ; Volatile organic compounds
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Descrição: As humans spend more time indoors, ensuring acceptable indoor air quality (IAQ) through ubiquitous sensing systems has become a necessity. Although extensive studies have been conducted on the IAQ sensing systems, a holistic review of the performance and deployment of Ubiquitous IAQ Sensing (UIAQS) systems with associated requirements in IAQ sensing standards is still lacking. In this study, we first reviewed IAQ pollutants and other IAQ-related factors and the associated requirements in the prominent IAQ sensing standards. We found that while non-pollutant factors are influential on occupants' perception of IAQ and their satisfaction, they do not have evaluation metrics in the IAQ standards. Then, we systematically reviewed field studies on UIAQS technologies in the literature. Specific classes of information were recorded and analyzed further. We found that the majority of the UIAQS systems did not meet the requirements of the prominent IAQ sensing standards and identified four primary research gaps. We concluded that a new holistic and personalized approach that incorporates UIAQS measurements and subjective feedback is needed. This study provides valuable insights for researchers and policymakers to better improve UIAQS technologies by developing personalized IAQ sensors and sensing standards.
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Towards Personalization of Indoor Air Quality: Review of Sensing Requirements and Field Deployments

Xu, Qian ; Goh, Hui Ci ; Mousavi, Ehsan ; Nabizadeh Rafsanjani, Hamed ; Varghese, Zubin ; Pandit, Yogesh ; Ghahramani, Ali

Switzerland: MDPI AG

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