Abstract Human-Building Interaction (HBI) encompasses the relationship between humans
and buildings with a focus on fostering the senses, emotions, and comfort of the occupants …

Particulate matter (PM) resuspension from indoor surfaces is one of the leading causes of
occupant exposure to PM. It has been recognized as a main source of indoor air pollution by …

This study conducted an experimental analysis of how indoor air quality (IAQ) is influenced
by the outdoor air pollutants levels, infiltration rate, and occupants' behaviours. The impacts …

With increasing reliance on daycare centers for early childhood development, ensuring
healthy environments in semi-enclosed baby beds for napping is crucial, given infants' …

In Dutch daycare centers, most often, semi-enclosed beds are used in bedrooms. Given that
air usually does not mix completely in a ventilated room, there are concerns about whether …

Daycare centers (DCCs) are where infants and toddlers (0–4 years old) spend the most time
besides their homes. Given their higher susceptibility to the effects of air pollutants, as …

Exposure to the indoor airborne microbiome is closely related to the air that individuals
breathe. However, the floor dust-borne microbiome is commonly used as a proxy for indoor …

Human-building interaction is an emerging field of study that investigates the interactions
and reciprocal impacts of humans and building systems. In this discipline, sensing …

The increasing application of nanotechnology has resulted in a growing number of nano-
enabled consumer products, and they could be important contributors to indoor particulate …

Traffic-related air pollutants are predominantly emitted in urban environments; therefore,
analyzing their impact on indoor air quality (IAQ) is important. Effectively managing IAQ is …