Instead, we asked the study participants (≥21 years old) to place the GPS device on a static location (e.g., counter or desk) nearby while they were indoors at home, school, or work locations; thus most of our indoor data were static points.
The analysis of indoor radon data is supported by the existing knowledge about geogenic radiation.
While Oh says Urbanbase currently doesn't have much competition within Korea, it is preparing for the likelihood that big furniture retailers, as well as tech companies that are already sitting on a lot of indoor mapping data, will eventually want to enter the space.
Computational Fluid Dynamics CFDD) enables the prediction of indoor thermal data for buildings, and energy simulation model provides a whole building energy analysis, the artificial neural network (ANN) is used as an integrating tool to couple the energy simulation model and CFD model.
Finally, no reference values are available for mini Asthma QoL in the general elderly population; this fact, in addition to absence of indoor monitoring data, makes the interpretation of low scores on the environmental domain subscale of the Asthma QoL (reflecting poor QoL) difficult.
The indoor data are thus representative to some degree of the same indoor environment of each subject.
However macroclimate data has a 30 minutes sampling interval; therefore a new matrix was constructed in which the indoor data was downsampled in order to allow better comparison of indoor and outdoor data.
These devices can also offer other advantages such as new applications or high indoor data rates, and thus reduced indoor call costs and savings of phone battery.
Other possible explanations for weak associations could be overcontrol for factors that predict indoor endotoxin levels, including poverty and education, the lack of indoor or personal data, which are more strongly related to inflammation (Thorne et al. 2009), or these findings could simply be attributable to chance.
The results are supported by observations of ambient indoor temperature data, which show that households receiving incentives significantly reduce their temperature settings especially when coupled with access to a programmable thermostat.
