Comfortmeter Survey
During the course of the international research project “Quantum – Quality Management for Building Performance” an online survey will analyse the performance of comfort of 120 buildings across Europe.
Be part of this global analysis and examine your building!
Using the online-tool “Comfortmeter”, an online survey will be created, specifically adapted for use in your building. The survey covers all comfort-related topics, over 55 questions, relating to room air temperature, air quality, noise, odour, etc. Any participating company or public institution can utilize the survey providing they have a minimum of 30 employees. After completing the survey, a user-anonymised, statistical evaluation regarding the performance of factors affecting user comfort will be provided. The evaluation will contain detailed analysis and practical advice to create a healthier workplace environment for your employees. In addition, the report will include a comparative analysis of your building against other similar, analysed buildings.
The survey does not require an on-site visit or any program installation on users’ computers. The Comfortmeter analysis can be completed via a standard web-browser.Surveys that fit within the scientific research within Quantum will be realised at a reduced cost.
01.12.2017
The 5th QUANTUM Project Meeting held in Milan on 29-30 November 2017
QUANTUM consortium is now in the hottest phase of the project, where the different QUANTUM tools are being applied in the demo buildings and Quality Management services are being defined.
10.11.2017
QUANTUM field study results @ Next Facades Conference
QUANTUM partners from University of Athens and Factor4 presented partial results from the comfort assessments in QUANTUM demo buildings.
05.06.2017
Evaluation of the indoor performance in 20 office buildings in Greece
The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens will present the outcomes of the analysis of users perception through the application of QUANTUM tool at the 16th International Conference on Sustainable Energy Technologies in Bologna (Italy) in July