Great to see “signage and ratings”, “awareness”, and “visible assurance” prominent in @RAEngNews @CIBSE recommendations to ensure that the public understands the importance of “good indoor air quality.”
Short 🧵 on exemplar #signage schemes and pilots.
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As @CathNoakes writes, 'Scores on the Doors' is an example of such a scheme. 2/8
Between Oct 21-March 22 @IndependentSage and colleagues worked on a project to design, pilot, and evaluate a scheme to convey, in a non-technical way, #ventilation information ('scores / signs on the doors') for rooms, buildings, and venues. 3/8
Report: bit.ly/3CQZ60W
An important point in @RAEngNews @CIBSE report [also made in @IndependentSage pilot] is that "[a]wareness, coupled with visible assurance scheme (Recommendation 4) may empower building users to understand their own level of risk." 4/8
The @IndependentSage pilot (@robertjwest evaluation, @adsquires air science, me doing messaging) is co-produced with organizations who include necessary background info (e.g., what the icons mean, technical info, etc.) via a QR code linked to their website. 5/8
The Scottish Government's COVID-19 Strategic Framework [February 2022] committed to “work with partners to develop ... a pilot scheme ... to display by way of signage the protective measures they have in place.” 6/8
An example of the Scottish pilot.
gov.scot/publications/c…
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Another early adopter @Gallery_Plus
Full @RAEngNews @CIBSE report and recommendations:
raeng.org.uk/infection-resi…
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