We are excited to announce we will be holding an in-person and online event at Imperial College London City and Guilds Building on 5th July 2024 from 10am to 2:30pm.
The air we breathe is critical to our health and well-being, yet an estimated 91% of people in urban areas world-wide breathe polluted air. Indeed, long-term exposure to a range of air pollutants, both from indoor sources and outdoor sources, in urban and rural areas, is associated with acute and chronic health effects. Indoor and outdoor environments are inextricably linked. Therefore, to provide acceptable indoor air quality, indoor and outdoor environments must be considered together in terms of design, assessment, and operation.
This workshop presents ideas from a soon-to-be-published paper which acknowledges that the coupling, or air exchange capacity, between indoor and outdoor environments is key to providing acceptable indoor air quality and presents a roadmap for adopting a coupled indoor-outdoor design and modelling approach to delivering healthier indoor environments. The workshop will offer ample time for discussion.
1000-1030 | REGISTRATION | |
1030-1035 | Welcome, Housekeeping, Purpose of meeting | Maarten Van Reeuwijk |
1035-1045 | FUVN Overview | Cath Noakes |
1045-1100 | Overview of theme 1 & Position paper | Malcolm Cook |
1100-1200 | Coupled indoor-outdoor interaction: presentation and discussion | Paul O’Sullivan Malcolm Cook |
1200-1300 | LUNCH | |
1300-1345 | Modelling: Presentation and discussion | Maarten Van Reeuwijk |
1345-1430 | Innovation Opportunities: Presentation and discussion | Bryony Turner |
1430 | CLOSE |
Attendance can be in-person, or online. Please use the relevant link below to book your place.
In-person attendance: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/coupled-indoor-outdoor-environments-for-better-indoor-air-quality-tickets-920848411387?aff=oddtdtcreator
Registration ends: 1st July 2024 at 09:00
Online attendance: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/coupled-indoor-outdoor-environments-for-better-indoor-air-quality-tickets-927236678867?aff=oddtdtcreator
Registration ends: 4th July at 15:30