BEYOND THE FIELD: PERCEPTIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES ON INDOOR AIR QUALITY IN SPORTS FACILITIES

Marco A. Lombardi; Elena R Santoro; Alessio M. Rossi

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Dr. Marco A. Lombardi Department of Technological Innovations and Safety of Plants, Products and Anthropic Settlements, Rome, Italy
Prof. Elena R. Santoro Public Health Unit, University of Rome “ForoItalico”, Rome, Italy
Dr. Alessio M. Rossi Department of Technological Innovations and Safety of Plants, Products and Anthropic Settlements, Rome, Italy

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Individual perception, Indoor environment, Sports facilities, Livability, Usability, Wellbeing

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The individual perception of an indoor environment is a useful tool for assessing the livability and usability of sports facilities. Different approaches have been developed to investigate the individual wellbeing, such as collecting data by questionnaires or monitoring techniques. These approaches can be used to assess the reciprocal impact of microclimate, environmental conditions, and clothing on physical activity.

BEYOND THE FIELD: PERCEPTIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES ON INDOOR AIR QUALITY IN SPORTS FACILITIES

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