Integrated Sensing

Currently the density and fidelity of environmental sensing networks needs to significantly improve in order to provide adequate information to responsively customize environmental conditions to the requirements of building occupants. Furthermore, the complexity of the system is not adequately represented by current data visualization techniques. The built ecologies of the future would greatly benefit from a real time data visualization platform that links the environmental conditions to the real time condition of occupants, with additional notation and semantic overlays. CEA is proposing a live testing unit the Built Environment Ecosystem Measurement unit (BEEM Unit) to evaluate multiple environmental conditions alongside human health indicators in order to establish relationships between environmental factors and human health outcomes.

Related Research

Sponsorship to Date:

U.S. DOE, NYSERDA, NYSTAR​

Research Teams:

Anna Dyson, Kipp Bradford, Simone Rothman, Andreas Theodoridis, Ben Feagin, Mark Bradley, Josh Draper

Industrial Collaborators:

SOM, Future Air

Other Collaborators:

ANL, RPI