A multivariate-logistic model for acceptance of indoor environmental quality (IEQ) in offices

Wong, Ling Tim; Mui, KW; Hui, P. S.

doi:10.1016/j.buildenv.2007.01.001

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“…Subjective-objective ( Figure 12a): Studies that attempt to correlate subjective and objective measures, providing equations that predict occupant satisfaction for each IEQ category based on objective measurements and overall IEQ as a combination of each sub-index [15,16,19,20,22]. This overall IEQ index is then compared to a fixed set of ranges that define the level of IEQ in the space or building.…”

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“…We found eight studies that have proposed methods for evaluating indoor environmental quality in commercial buildings using a scoring/rating system [14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22]. The method used for selecting these papers is discussed in section 2.…”

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“…Chiang et al [18] used an analytic hierarchy process (AHP) method which sampled 12 professionals to determine the appropriate weights. Wong et al [19], Cao et al [16], and Ncube et al [15] The weights proposed here were computed using a subset of the CBE survey database that was created for use in Frontczak et al, [52]. This subset database only included office buildings-further details of the database are included in Frontczak et al Occupant responses to satisfaction questions concerning the following variables were regressed against overall workplace satisfaction: (1) Acoustics: average of noise and sound privacy; (2) IAQ: air quality; (3) Lighting: average of visual comfort and amount of light; and (4) Thermal comfort: temperature.…”

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Indoor environmental quality assessment models: A literature review and a proposed weighting and classification scheme

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This paper explores the existing literature on indoor environmental quality (IEQ) evaluation models and proposes a new weighting and classification scheme. Studies that attempt to provide IEQ assessment of commercial buildings through a scoring system are reviewed and critiqued. Objective and subjective evaluation methods and correlations are discussed. The use of assessment categories (classes) in IEQ models is critiqued and an argument is proposed against their adoption. IEQ weighting schemes are summarized and compared against a newly developed scheme based on 52,980 occupant responses in office buildings. A binary assessment classification scheme is proposed in alignment with the ASHRAE/CIBSE/USGBC Performance Measurement Protocols for Commercial Buildings.

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“…There are different group of chemical and biological pollutants in indoor air .There are different research which considered CO2 concentration as an IAQ Index [9][10][11]. The equation to calculate ventilation rate for considering IAQ based on CO2 concentration is:…”

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“…There are several studies which assess the IEQ acceptance among occupant by using a multivariate logistic regression [4,9,10].The demonstrated model is:…”

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The relation between indoor environnemental quality (IEQ) and energy consumption in building based on occupant behavior - A review

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Abstract. Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) is an important topic which impacts on occupant health, productivity and also energy consumption in buildings. The four main parameters for IEQ evaluation are: Thermal comfort, indoor air quality, visual comfort and aural comfort. The occupant behavior in buildings defines as any direct or indirect act which an occupant selects to change the displeasure environmental condition into the comfort conditions. The selected behavior by human has a significant impact on the energy consumption in buildings. This paper reviews the methods which used to simulate IEQ parameters, energy consumption and human behavior in buildings. It aims to promote the idea of more consideration about the relation between occupant behavior and energy usage in buildings. This summary of existing studies about the importance of human behavior factor in energy simulation software helps to identify new methods and strategies for simulating IEQ, Energy and behavior.

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Behaglichkeit – Wechselwirkungen bauphysikalischer Einflüsse

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Mehra

2018

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ellen Forschung, dass nicht die Behaglichkeit insgesamt, sondern oftmals nur die thermische Behaglichkeit in Räu men den Schwerpunkt der Untersuchungen bildet. Der vorliegende Beitrag stellt anhand einer Literaturauswer tung und eigener Untersuchungen die Wechselwirkung thermischer und akustischer Parameter auf die Behaglich keit dar, wodurch die Sinnhaftigkeit einer ganzheitlichen Betrachtung aufgezeigt wird. BehaglichkeitIn der Fachliteratur wird nicht selten unter Behaglichkeit nur die thermische Behaglichkeit verstanden und häufig auch mit Wohlbefinden gleichgesetzt. In [7] wird jedoch zwischen thermischer, akustischer, visueller, chemophysi scher und vibrotaktiler Behaglichkeit unterschieden, da das Wohlbefinden den situationsbedingten Zustand eines Menschen beschreibt, der aus seinem Gesamtbefinden re sultiert [8]. Verstanden wird unter Wohlbefinden die physi sche, psychische und soziale Ausgeglichenheit eines gesun den Menschen mit seiner Umwelt [7], [9] (siehe Bild 1). Die Aufgrund der stringenteren bauphysikalischen Anforderungen an Gebäude gewinnt die Behaglichkeit immer mehr an Bedeutung. Dieser Beitrag zeigt anhand einer Literaturauswertung und eigener Untersuchungsergebnisse den Stand des Wissens bezüglich der Behaglichkeit auf. Insbesondere wird dabei die Wechselwirkung thermischer und akustischer Parameter auf die Behaglichkeit herausgearbeitet. Trotz der uneinheitlichen Untersuchungsrandbedingungen, die teilweise zu widersprüchlichen Ergebnissen führen, ist festzuhalten, dass thermische und akustische Raumparameter einen interagierenden Einfluss auf die Beurteilung der Gesamtbehaglichkeit haben. Deshalb muss jeder Raumparameter, der durch menschliche Wahrnehmung erfasst und subjektiv bewertet wird, bei der Behaglichkeitsbeurteilung in Abhängigkeit der Nutzungsfunktion und Raumsituation berücksichtigt werden. Ganzheitliche Ansätze werden bereits thematisiert sowie diskutiert und sind aufgrund der aufgezeigten Wechselwirkungen zukünftig differenzierter zu betrachten, um die Behaglichkeit trotz der komplexen bauphysikalischen Einflüsse umfassend bewerten zu können. Comfort -interactions of building physics parametersDue to the more stringent building physics requirements, comfort is becoming increasingly important. This article presents the state of knowledge about comfort with a literature review and own research results. In particular, the interaction of thermal and acoustic parameters with regard to comfort is investigated. Despite the inconsistent experimental conditions, which partly lead to contradictory results, it turns out that thermal and acoustic parameters of a room have an interacting influence on the assessment of overall comfort. Therefore, every parameter of a room, which is perceived and assessed subjectively by human, must be taken into account in the assessment of comfort as a function of the usage and condition of a room. Furthermore, holistic approaches are also discussed. Due to the identified interactions, they need to be considered more differentiated in the future, in order t...

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A multivariate-logistic model for acceptance of indoor environmental quality (IEQ) in offices

Cited by 246 publications

References 17 publications

Indoor environmental quality assessment models: A literature review and a proposed weighting and classification scheme

Indoor environmental quality assessment models: A literature review and a proposed weighting and classification scheme

The relation between indoor environnemental quality (IEQ) and energy consumption in building based on occupant behavior - A review

Behaglichkeit – Wechselwirkungen bauphysikalischer Einflüsse

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