Indoor & Outdoor Environmental Quality

Airflow & Pollutant Transport Modeling and Experiments

Research on Airflow & Pollutant Transport integrates experimental and modeling research in order to understand the dispersion of airborne pollutants in buildings. The work applies to reducing health risks (for example, in the event of a toxic release in an occupied space), as well as to improving energy efficiency and occupant comfort.

Contacts:

  • Ashok Gadgil
  • 1 Cyclotron Road
  • MS 90R3058
  • Berkeley, CA 94720
  • (510) 486-4651

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Pollutant Sources, Dynamics and Chemistry

Investigators conduct research here to characterize and better understand the sources of airborne volatile, semi-volatile and particulate organic pollutants in the indoor environment. This research includes studies of the physical and chemical processes that govern indoor air pollutant concentrations and exposures. The motivation is to contribute to the reduction of potential human health effects.

Contacts:

  • Alfred Hodgson
  • 1 Cyclotron Road
  • MS 70R108B
  • Berkeley, CA 94720
  • (510) 486-5301

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