Over 80% of weekday time is spent indoors and the air quality of this environment may affect the incidence of symptoms in allergy sufferers. However, indoor/outdoor measurements have been jointly considered only in a few studies. The objective of this paper is to analyse indoor/outdoor biological and non-biological particle content togeher with other factors affecting the severity of symptoms d...

The increasing need for the daily report of aeroallergens and in an effort to bring computer engineering technology into aerobiology, this project focuses on integrating computer engineering solutions with aerobiology to streamline and facilitate easy storage, manipulation and retrieval of data related to aeroallergens studies by developing an intuitive and easy to use computer application. Cur...

diseases in indoor environments remains a problem of indoor air quality (IAQ) with few engineering alternatives and for which performance goals and design parameters are unclear. The engineer who attempts to deal with microbial IAQ finds that pertinent microbiological information exists in abundance but not in easily digestible forms. This article summarizes the relevant literature of medical m...