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Airlog
AIRLOG is a (European Union FP7 ) project that was scheduled to run from 1 February 2012 to 31 January 2014.〔("AIRLOG" ) IAQ AIRLOG website. EU. Accessed 22 February 2014.〕 The aim of AIRLOG was to develop technology that would assist auditors of indoor air quality (IAQ) and educate the public about IAQ.〔("AIRLOG." ) Facebook page. Accessed 22 February 2014.〕 AIRLOG was to also create an integrated platform for IAQ audit management.〔("AIRLOG" ) European Union website.]〕 As such, the project was to provide best practice digital guide for the (European Union ).〔("AIRLOG." ) AIRLOG project website. Accessed 23 February 2013.〕
== Background ==
Air pollution is of concern in Europe because it may impair health and damage the environment.〔("Air pollution." ) European Environment Agency. Accessed 20 February 2014.〕 Long term exposure to air polluted with fine particles in Europe, especially that from proximity to traffic, is associated with deaths from natural causes and low birth weight (but not necessarily with non-malignant respiratory deaths).〔Beelen R et al ("ESCAPE." ) Lancet 6 December 2013. pii: S0140 - 6736(13) 62158-3. doi 10.1016/S0140-6736(13)62158-3. PMID 24332274.〕 In the EU, it is estimated to cost the healthcare system 1 million euros per year (nine percent of the EU Gross Domestic Product (GDP). and 2.2 million disability-adjusted life years (''DALYs'') are lost due to poor indoor air quality; it is estimated that 30% of those who spend a majority of their time within EU buildings suffer from Sick Building Syndrome (SBS).
Although, from a global perspective, harmful indoor air pollution is caused by cooking and heating with solid fuels on open fires or traditional stoves, especially in poorly ventilated rooms,〔("Indoor air pollution." ) WHO website 2014.〕 indoor air pollutants may also come from heating and cooling equipment, electronic appliances, cleaning products, air fresheners, insecticides, and construction materials.
Accurately determining risk associated with exposure to indoor air pollution and controlling indoor air quality with regulatory instruments is difficult. Audits of Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) may assist in lessening risk to the health of people, help to improve productivity and support the use energy efficiency equipment and methods in buildings. To meet these goals, the European Commission's (EC) Scientific Committee on Health and Environmental Risks (SCHER) ruled that the EU should conduct a comprehensive review of existing data on pollutants of indoor air and begin recording data in a database.
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