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18December

30 September 2014, Conference, Brussels - 1st QUALICHeCK Conference

The 1st international QUALICHeCK Conference “Towards improved compliance and

18December

12-15 September 1988, Conference, Ghent - 9th AIVC Conference

The 9th AIVC Conference - Effective ventilation, was held in G

18December

21-23 September 2005, Conference, Brussels - 26th AIVC Conference

The 26th AIVC Conference, Ventilation in relation to the energy per

18December

12-13 October 2011, Conference, Brussels - 32nd AIVC Conference

The 32nd AIVC and 1st TightVent Conference - Towards Optimal Airtig

March 18-19, 2014: AIVC workshop on Quality of Methods for Measuring Ventilation and Air Infiltration in Buildings

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There is a trend to perform more ventilation and air infiltration measurements in buildings, either to strengthen commissioning procedures or to learn from field data. This trend is stronger in nearly zero-energy buildings projects or programmes given the significant share of ventilation and infiltration losses on total building energy use.

Integration

The inter- and multidisciplinary research area of indoor exposure and health in EU and worldwide covers practical and scientific aspects ranging from technical to medical research disciplines. The overall scientific area can be split into six areas of special focus: (a) exposure measurements, (b) health effects, (c) buildings science and design, (d) exposure modeling, (e) indoor air quality control and (f) exposure risk assessment and management.

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ECA Mandate

For more than 16 years now the European Collaborative Action ECA "Indoor Air Quality & it's Impact on Man" has been implementing a multidisciplinary collaboration of European scientists the ultimate goal of which was the provision of healthy and environmentally sustainable buildings. To accomplish this task ECA has dealt with all aspects of the indoor environment including thermal comfort, pollution sources, the quality and quantity of chemical and biological indoor pollutants, energy use, and the ventilation processes, which may all interact with indoor air quality.