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Implementing a behaviour-based framework for studying the influence of cooking and cleaning on indoor air quality

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Publication date30/07/2021
<mark>Original language</mark>English
EventHealthy Buildings 2021-America : Bridging the Gap Between Research & Practice In the Age of COVID-19 and Beyond - Honolulu, United States
Duration: 9/11/202111/11/2021
https://hb2021-america.org/registration/

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ConferenceHealthy Buildings 2021-America
Abbreviated titleHB2021 - America
Country/TerritoryUnited States
Period9/11/2111/11/21
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Abstract

Indoor air quality (IAQ) is influenced by a cocktail of air pollutants emitted and formed in situ from a broad range of sources and human activity such as cooking and cleaning. Uncertainties remain in understanding the relationship between human behaviour and air pollutants emissions and dynamics, their emission source strengths and spatial variability in the residential buildings (Braniš et al., 2014; Nazaroff, 2016). A systematic approach to measuring the impact of indoor activities informed by human behaviour is extremely valuable and should allow the extrapolation of experimental findings.