Resources

• Platform to Measure, Mange, and Communicate Air Quality
• ASHRAE Lab Design Guide
• Accuracy of CO2 Sensors – DOE / Lawrence Berkeley National Labs study
• Unique Requirements for a Facility Monitoring System
• A Healthier, More Energy Efficient Approach to DCV

• Lighting Controls Association study
• Automatic Lighting Control study (Green Proving Ground/GSA)
• Popularity And Benefits Of Wireless Systems And Sensors Are Growing
• Wireless Saves Labor Costs But Raises Security And Reliability Issues
• Wireless Best Practices Start With Correct Installation And Commissioning

• What Makes An Office Building Healthy, Harvard Business Review, April 2020
• Impact of Green Building Buildings on Cognitive Function
• NPR Living On Earth interview and CO2 / VOC data
• International Well Building Institute
• Healthy Buildings – Harvard School of Public Health

• ASHRAE Position Document on Infectious Aerosols
• Centers for Disease Control: COVID-19 Employer Information for Office Buildings
• Getting Back to Work: Preparing Buildings for Re-Entry Amid COVID-19, BOMA International
• Strategies from the WELL Building Standard

SUNY’s Office for Capital Facilities has recognized the use of a centralized sensor platform as a significant measure for reducing energy, green house gases, and improving overall indoor environmental quality. Go to SUNY website.

• Bill Credits for Renewable Energy in NYS
• Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act – NYS
• Community Distributed Generation / Community Solar – NYSERDA Explainer Video
• Community Solar – An Opportunity to Enhance Sustainable Development (US EPA)