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The estimation of the quantities in the IEQ regression

European Economic Review, 1992
Abstract The maintained hypothesis that the evaluation question in the measurement of individual welfare functions is answered according to equal intervals of the [0,1]-scale is tested. Under the assumption that the welfare function can be approximated by a lognormal distribution function, the quantiles corresponding to the intervals are estimated ...
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Semantic Interoperability for Managing Energy-Efficiency and IEQ: A Short Review

2023
With the rise of the Internet of Things and Smart Home industries, there is a real opportunity to increase the energy efficiency of buildings and improve the indoor experience of their occupants. However, as these industries continue to grow, so does the number of data sources in the energy sector in recent years.
Christos Tzouvaras   +7 more
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Assessing IEQ Performance in Buildings

2018
Building characteristics, indoor physical layout, and environmental quality have plausible links on occupants’ health, comfort, satisfaction, and productivity. Assessing IEQ performance in office buildings involves objective and experimental measurements and subjective methods.
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An Ergonomic Approach of IEQ Assessment: A Case Study

2018
Only in the last fifteen years, the application of the ergonomics principles stated the need to achieve a good IEQ (indoor environmental quality) as a result of thermal, visual, acoustic comfort and indoor air quality (IAQ). The awareness increased that an adequate design of the indoor environment, where people work and live, requires a synergic ...
Attaianese, Erminia   +2 more
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Benefits and costs of improved IEQ in U.S. offices.

Indoor air, 2012
This study estimates some of the benefits and costs of implementing scenarios that improve indoor environmental quality (IEQ) in the stock of U.S. office buildings. The scenarios include increasing ventilation rates when they are below 10 or 15 l/s per person, adding outdoor air economizers and controls when absent, eliminating winter indoor ...
Fisk, William J.   +2 more
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Indoor Environment Quality (IEQ) in Hotel

2021
Li, Jing Hao, Potroz, Michael
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IEQ Project at a Children’s Library

2023 ASHRAE Annual Conference
Dhanurja De Silva   +2 more
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