Sponsor: Indoor Air Quality Committee

1.0 IH CM Point/0.8 CEU/COC Points
Sunday | 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. | Fee: $435/$525

Networking Luncheon Included!

Value Added:

Participants will receive:

• All presentation materials
• Information on reference materials and resources
• Access to international IAQ experts
• Instructor-led discussions of case studies/real-life experiences
• Valuable tools and information they can apply in their practice

Outcomes:

Upon completion, participants will be able to:

• Discuss the relationship of climate change to building designs with good IAQ
• Describe the complexities of key IAQ research
• Apply tools and processes to maintain IAQ in a changing climate

Description:

Climate change is a leading hot topic. Understanding how to maintain IAQ through building design modifications is imperative for OEHS professionals!

Join leading IAQ researchers from around the world as they examine, discuss and debate climate change and its impact on IAQ, industrial hygiene, and the OEHS profession as a whole. This one-day symposium provides practical information, tools and applications; a comprehensive review; international insights; and solutions for modifying building design and function to accommodate climate change and demographic shifts.

Interactive discussions and question-and-answer sessions will educate participants on the latest information pertaining to:

• Findings and perspectives – as presented at the 2008 Indoor Air Conference, in Copenhagen, Denmark
• Cold climate change – global warming
• Hot climate adaption

Plus, participants will have the opportunity to network over lunch with other IH and OEHS professionals and learn first hand about the experiences, challenges, and solutions of other organizations and consulting practices!

Outline:

• Registration
• Opening Address
• Introduction of Speakers
• Overview: Indoor Air 2008, Copenhagen – Richard Corsi, Ph.D.
• Impact of Climate Change on IAQ – John Girman
• Health Aspects with Climate Change – William Fick
• Luncheon
• Assessing the Uncertainty Associated with Product Emission Measurements – Dr. Cynthia Howard-Reed
• Canadian Green Council
• Management of Indoor Environment – Dr. Philomena Bluyssen
• Discussion/Q&A
• Closing Comments: Healthy Building 2009