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International standards for the indoor environment
Indoor Air, 2004On the international level, International Organization for Standardization (ISO), European Committee for Standardization (CEN) and American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) are writing and reviewing standards relating to the indoor environment on a regular basis.
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Indoor environment and sleep quality: A research based on online survey and field study
Building and Environment, 2018Indoor environment, in addition to many other factors, such as emotion and body condition, can disturb an individual's sleep. This paper aimed to determine the relationship between indoor environment and sleep quality based on subjective questionnaires ...
N. Zhang, Bin Cao, Yingxin Zhu
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Radiofrequency Exposure in Greek Indoor Environments
Health Physics, 2013This is the first measurement campaign that takes place in Greece in order to assess the exposure levels in different microenvironments (offices, bedrooms, living rooms, schools). Due to the exponential growth in the use of wireless network devices, the aim of this work was to perform indoor measurements with the use of personal dosimeters.
Markakis, Ioannis, Samaras, Theodoros
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Active Landmarks in Indoor Environments
2006Landmarks are an important enhancement for pedestrian navigation systems. They are not only aids at decision points but they are also an affirmation to the user that he is still on the correct route. Especially in indoor environments where the density of conventional landmarks is rather low, the implementation of so called “Active Landmarks” is an ...
Beatrix Brunner-Friedrich +1 more
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Metals in the indoor environment
Toxicological & Environmental Chemistry, 1989Abstract There is a growing recognition that individual exposures to a broad spectrum of metal, inorganic and organic pollutants exceed those from ambient and in some cases from the vicinity of industry environments. The agents often found in indoor environments are mostly known to be hazardous in high concentrations, but the lower limit of their dose ...
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[Indoor environments, work and health].
Giornale italiano di medicina del lavoro ed ergonomia, 2004Nowadays, the activities of most of the working population are carried out in confined, non-industrial environments such as offices, hospitals, libraries, social and leisure centres and means of transport. Sub-optimal air quality in these confined spaces can lead to discomfort, ailments and even diseases.
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Photocatalytic oxidation technology for indoor environment air purification: The state-of-the-art
, 2017Alireza Haghighat Mamaghani +2 more
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