2025 December - 8 articles
Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) poses substantial urban health risks that vary across space, time, and population vulnerability. We integrate a spatio-temporal INLA–SPDE PM2.5 field with an agent-based model (ABM) of 10,000 daily home–wor...
When it rains or snows over a city, water droplets capture airborne pollutants and transport them to the ground. Prolonged precipitation over the same area can remove a larger amount of pollution; however, rainfall systems vary in duration and tend t...
A large proportion of the existing building stock in northern Europe is facing energy renovation in the coming years. In this process, existing architecture in cold and temperate climates, originally designed for natural ventilation, is renovated, im...
The COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped the global understanding of airborne disease transmission, particularly in healthcare environments. This literature review examines how building ventilation and indoor air quality strategies have evolved in response...
Exposure to degraded indoor air quality (IAQ) conditions represents a major concern for health and well-being. PM2.5 is among the most prevalent indoor air pollutants and constitutes a key indicator in IAQ assessment. Conventional IAQ frameworks ofte...
The COVID-19 pandemic catalyzed unprecedented innovation in indoor disinfection technologies, fundamentally transforming the patent landscape and commercial development in this sector. This comprehensive analysis examined patent filings from global d...
Identifying tobacco smoke exposure in indoor environments is critical for public health, especially in vulnerable populations. In this study, we developed and validated a machine learning model to detect smoking households based on indoor air quality...
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