ISIAQ Research Collaborative
Connecting decades of field data to advance healthier environments worldwide
WHY THIS MATTERS
Decades of valuable IAQ data are difficult to access and use.
Field studies around the world have generated an enormous body of indoora ir quality data, yet much of that information remans scattered across individual research projects, stored in different formats, or inaccessible to the broader reserach community.
SCATTERED
Decades of field measurement data are distributed across individual studies and research teams.
SILOED
Different datasets and formats make it difficult to bring information together.
UNDERUSED
Existing data could do more to advance research, healthier buildings, and IAQ policy.
BUILDING THE GLOBAL RESOURCE
Turning scattered data into shared knowledge
Led by the Human-Oriented Built Environment at EPFL and supported by the ISIAQ Innovation Network, the project is building a global, standardized, open-access IAQ database that brings together decades of field measurement data.
This resource is deisgned to support scientific discovery, smarter IAQ controls, health-driven building design, and policies that improve indoor environments.
CONTRIBUTE TO THE GLOBAL RESOURCE
Have IAQ field data? Help build the database.
Researchers with field measurement data are invited to contribute to this growing global resource. The initial submission takes just a few minutes, and contributors will receive ealy access to the IAQ database along with opportuities for joint publications.
PROJECT LEADERSHIP
Dusan Licina, Research Collaborative Chairperson
Dusan Licina of the Human-Oriented Built Environment Lab at EPFL leads this reserach collaborative, with support from the ISIAQ Innovation Network.
FROM ISIAQ VOICES
Hear Dusan discuss the vision of a global IAQ database, why bringing field measurements together matters, and how researchers can contribute to this growing resource.
