Event based approach for modeling indoor airflow patterns

People spend a significant proportion of their time indoors, where the quality indoor air affects productivity, efficiency, and well-being occupants. One oldest challenges in building construction is designing ventilation system that ensures optimum quality. Acceptable should provide thermal comfort minimize human exposure to contamination. Characterizing these two elements requires information on both heat/mass transfer microenvironment time-specific activity individuals who move among microenvironments. While researchers have utilized simulation tools investigate this complex human-environment interaction, current numerical techniques severely limit simulations overly simplified, unrealistic scenarios. To address issues, paper proposes new innovative approach called event-based modeling (EBM) simulate airflow patterns for realistic interactions. EBM can an accurate approximation movement environments. also path complex, random interactions are pragmatically impossible solve by approaches. This formulates evaluates novel approach, then validates it via simple cases door opening walking.