Monitoring and Post-Occupancy Evaluation of a Regenerative Indoor Environment
(2020) Regenerative technologies for the indoor environment — ISBN: [978-3-9504607-6-6], published
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- This chapter presents a critical systematization of: a) Procedures for conducting Post-Occupancy Evaluation (POE) campaigns (e.g., longitudinal, point-intime, transversal);b) Protocols and tools (including the identification of sensors,instruments, etc.) to measure building performance data (related to the Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) presented in Chapter 2); c)Protocols and tools (including questionnaires, forms, etc.) for collecting quantitative (e.g., surveys, etc.) and qualitative occupant data (e.g., focus groups, structured interviews, etc.).Considering that several procedures, protocols and tools are currently available, the systematization has been structured through the following methodological steps: 1) review of scientific papers from peer-reviewed journals, online documentation, extracts from books and conference proceedings, among others; 2)collection of information from existing POE providers (e.g., websites, direct contact, etc.); and, 3) analysis of criteria and requirements embedded in current standards and green building certification systems. For each of the above aspects, the information is presented discussed, and synthetized in tables. A comprehensive reference list at the end of this chapter offers a wide overview of the various literature sources from which all the information presented in this booklet has been gathered.
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Giampaoletti, M., Pistore, L., Zapata-Lancaster, G., Fernandez Goycoolea, J. P., Miloshevska Janakieska, M., Gramatikov, K., Kocaman, E., Kuru, M., Andreucci, M. B., Calis, G., & Altomonte, S. (2020). Monitoring and Post-Occupancy Evaluation of a Regenerative Indoor Environment. In Lollini, Roberto; Pasut, Wilmer (ed.), Regenerative technologies for the indoor environment. COST RESTORE - Eurac Research. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/228523