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aurel.indoorco2map.com
Hier privat zu Energie | Emissionen | Digitalisierung | Covid | Arbeitet bei der Prognos AG | In my free time I work on http://indoorco2map.com (there is also a discord server for it: https://discord.gg/9FqE7wna4D )
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An indoor air quality standard seems like a no brainer in class rooms / offices / public places? Nowadays we monitor/control everything it seems but air quality? Measuring is not that hard. It allows informed decisions.

submitted 4 days ago • 2 comments

Ich glaube so groß ist meine Überlappung hier mit Verlagsmenschen nicht, aber falls hier doch jemand jemanden kennt --- bin gerade schockiert dass so ein herausragendes Buch noch keinen deutschen Verlag interessiert.

submitted 4 days ago • 0 comments

10000ppm = 25% der Luft in dem Zug ist frisch aus den Lungen der Reisenden. Neben der enorm hohen Infektionsgefahr ist das auch ein Bereich in dem starke Müdigkeit, Kopfschmerzen, Konzentrationsverlust eintreten können und die TSI sieht 5000ppm als reguläres Maximum vor (ohnehin viel zu hoher Wert).

submitted 12 days ago • 3 comments

💥Breaking news 💥 The #ImpAQS project report is out... Improving Air Quality in Schools... a longitudinal study of #ventilation & #airquality in Austrian classrooms... @tugraz.bsky.social Access full report & Exec summary👇 En - www.tugraz.at/en/institute... De - www.tugraz.at/institute/ib...

submitted 15 days ago • 7 comments

"The chatbot’s instructions tell it to “de-emphasize the climate catastrophe narrative,” to focus on “real pollution, not CO2.” The bot is told to frame these arguments in the most reasonable possible way" "chatbots are useless" is wrong. They're very, very useful, for a certain kind of person:

submitted 14 days ago • 15 comments

The article claiming that SARS-CoV-2 remains infectious in the air for 16 hours has been making the rounds on social media again. I thought I would take this opportunity to discuss it, what it shows, what it doesn’t, and why I think it shouldn’t be taken seriously. A thread.

submitted 17 days ago • 13 comments