Academic research profile

Building intelligence that stays accountable to people.

This research connects environmental sensing, human-subject fieldwork, evidence synthesis, and occupant-facing systems. The recurring question is how measurements can become information and action without hiding uncertainty, context, or human agency.

647qualified publications in the TRIAD evidence map
54homes in an occupied-housing IAQ study
17authors coordinated in the ET4WIBE roadmap
Field-readywearable-to-cloud sensing and feedback workflow

Capabilities

How the work is approached.

Methods and tools are organized around the question, system, and evidence - not presented as an isolated software inventory.

01 / Measure

Environmental sensing and field deployment

Near-eye light, indoor air quality, connected devices, calibration, deployment preparation, data continuity, and participant protocols.

02 / Study

Human-subject and mixed-methods research

Experimental design, IRB protocols, repeated measures, surveys, interviews, qualitative coding, and convergent interpretation.

03 / Analyze

Time series, statistics, and evidence synthesis

Data quality, visualization, regression, mixed effects, PCA, clustering, structured review, evidence mapping, and reproducible interpretation.

04 / Translate

Occupant-facing building intelligence

Dashboards, feedback, controls, decision frameworks, and prototypes that keep interpretation and practical action in the loop.

Flagship work

Five flagship research programs.

Field deployment, systematic evidence, publication, interdisciplinary synthesis, and implementation-oriented building systems.

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Related work

The research archive extends beyond the flagship studies into decision frameworks, climate adaptation, building performance, and transparent exploratory analysis.

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