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TwinAIR

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TwinAIR

Digital Twins Enabled Indoor Air Quality Management for Healthy Living

About the project:

TwinAIR aims to investigate how air pollutants in indoor spaces can adversely affect the health of the people inhabiting them to support public health through community awareness and policy making.

NOVA IMS leads the socioeconomic Factors Analysis and Methodological Framework WP (Citizen's environmental behavioural analysis task).

Main objectives and activities:

  • Establish a Health Hazard Identification evidence-based Framework for classification of sources and routes of exposure/dispersion of chemical and biological indoor air pollution;
  • Assess parameters that affect indoor and outdoor air quality for modelling relationships of the factors that have an impact on the indoor-outdoor air quality continuum;
  • Promote the adoption of the TwinAIR modular software and hardware technologies as an integrated set of next generation solutions for improving indoor air quality at discrete domains;
  • Detect the synergistic effects of exposures to biogenic particles and chemical substances extracted from indoor environments in an ex vivo 3D human air-liquid interface lung model and evaluate dose-response relationship to those exposures;
  • Evaluate body burdens resulting from multipollutant and biological indoor exposures and associated health effects based on results from real life pilot demonstrations and of short- and long-term dose-exposure assessments;
  • Determine desirable and acceptable indoor air quality conditions based on the results of dose-response risk assessment studies separating scientific conclusions from policy judgments for providing a robust health risk characterization assessment;
  • Enable air quality management with the development of an intelligent toolset based on the Digital Twins technology for IAQ improvement and disease burden reduction;
  • Reach consensus on the best approaches and practices applied and develop guidelines on IAQ related findings and health impacts from project activities in several domains;
  • Contribute to the EC Open Research Data pilot by encouraging sound data management through the project lifecycle and beyond, by following the ethical and security standardst.

Our Contribution

In this project, NOVA IMS leads the task of analyzing citizens' environmental behavior. The utilization of multi-group analysis will allow for the identification of homogeneous groups among citizens and their environment, clustering them based on different levels of individual traits. Consequently, this approach will enable the creation of more tailored recommendations for encouraging pro-environmental behavior engagement. This will be achieved by amalgamating findings related to environmental behaviors, attitudes, and habits in various microenvironments, including residences, workplaces, hospitals, schools, and transportation modes, to develop a custom conceptual model.

Partnership

Partnership: Panepistimio Patron (EL) (Coordinator), Universidade Nova De Lisboa (Pt), Linkopings Universitet (SE), University College Dublin (IE), Technische Hochschule Ostwestfalen-Lippe (DE), Institut D'arquitectura Avancada De Catalunya (Es), Fundacion Privada Instituto De Salud Global Barcelona (EE), Ies R&D (IE), Institut De Investigacio En Ciencies De La Salut Germans Trias I Pujol (ES), Anaptyxiaki Etaireia Dimou Trikkaion Anaptyxiaki Anonymi Etaireia Ota (ElL, Geniko Nosokomeio Elefsinas Thriasio (EL), Akademiska Hus Aktiebolag (SE),  Etra Investigacion Y Desarrollo Sa (ES), Zonair3d Sl (ES),  Arthur's Legal Bv (NL), Avanza Spain Sl (ES), Centrum Industrial It E V (DE), Stratagem Energy Ltd (CY),  Asociacion Espanola De Normalizacion (ES), Innovation In Research & Engineering Solutions (BE), University Of Bristol (UK), University Hospitals Of Bristol Nhs Foundation Trust (UK), The Chancellor Masters And Scholars Of The University Of Cambridge (UK).

Other Informations

Website: https://twinair-project.eu

Ref./Contract n.: 101057779

Funding Programme:  Horizon Europe

Funding to NOVA IMS: €273.375,00

Duration: 01/09/2022 - 31/08/2026