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    Thermal environments and indoor air quality of P-12 educational facilities in Australia: A critical review of standards, regulations and policies (2014)

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    http://hdl.handle.net/10092/15450
    
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    Authors
    Andamon M
    Bellamy LA
    Ridley I
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    Editors
    Li Y
    Yang AX
    Abstract

    This paper presents the key findings of a review commissioned by the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development (DEECD) in Victoria, Australia, that explores thermal comfort, indoor air quality and ventilation requirements for Preparatory to Year 12 (P-12) educational facilities. The objectives of the review are to identify and compare national and international standards, regulations and policies associated with the provision of thermal environment and indoor air quality in these facilities, and to examine current knowledge on the relationship between indoor conditions and educational outcomes for the P-12 group. The review shows there is a knowledge gap concerning the benefits, costs and consequences of indoor environment quality improvements in schools, and a poor understanding of the relationship between the indoor environment and learning outcomes. This paper establishes the need for research that determines the current state of indoor environments in Australian educational facilities and the relationship with the learning outcomes of students.

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    Andamon M., Bellamy LA. and Ridley I. (2014) Thermal environments and indoor air quality of P-12 educational facilities in Australia: A critical review of standards, regulations and policies. Hong Kong: Indoor Air 2014: The 13th International Conference on Indoor Air Quality and Climate, 7-12 Jul 2014. : 964-972.
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    Keywords
    Thermal Environments; Indoor Air Quality; Educational Facilities
    ANZSRC Fields of Research
    09 - Engineering::0907 - Environmental Engineering::090701 - Environmental Engineering Design
    12 - Built Environment and Design::1201 - Architecture::120104 - Architectural Science and Technology (incl. Acoustics, Lighting, Structure and Ecologically Sustainable Design)

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