US-UK WORKSHOP FOR BIOSENSING-ENABLED, WELLBEING-CENTRIC SUSTAINABLE BUILT ENVIRONMENT ECOSYSTEMS

此次研讨会将汇集美国和欧洲来自健康、计算机/数据科学、建筑、工程、建筑、社会科学和政府政策的研究人员，探讨研究合作战略，以解决建筑环境中人类福祉方面的共同挑战。本研讨会的重点是数据结构、数据获取和验证，前提是对各种福祉结构进行数据分析。基于现有研究网络的优势，特别是在虚拟信息结构基础设施(VIFI)的开发方面，参与者将利用数据革命来支持以福祉为中心的可持续建筑环境的数据共享、互操作性、建模、分析和可视化。讲习班的目标是提供一个论坛，为今后在所确定的主题领域开展国际合作奠定基础。来自美国和欧洲的研究人员之间预期的合作将丰富对丰富数据集的访问，以进行可比性和案例研究，并获得原材料，用于制定关于数据基础设施的新建议。通过使用比较数据和案例研究，参与者将开始对共同的模式特征以及不同的模式特征做出推断，特别是在人类行为领域。从比较的当地环境中得出的数据将对建立比较单位到社区一级一体化的未来情景具有指导意义。这些平台还应有助于为阻碍更广泛的研究合作和开发数据驱动的决策工具的瓶颈问题提供各种解决方案。通过这次研讨会，美国研究人员与类似的研究人员和利益相关者(科学家、工程师、实业家、医疗保健专业人员等)接触。来自欧洲的研究人员将开始对话，使美国研究人员，最终使美国产业界能够开发多学科的验证和验证模型，以根据比较研究得出的数据帮助美国市场和政策决策。这为美国和国际网络之间的战略桥梁创造了互惠互利的机会。这一奖项反映了NSF的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的智力优势和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

This workshop will bring together U.S. and European researchers from health, computer/data science, architecture, engineering, construction, social science and government policy to explore research collaboration strategies to address the common challenges in human wellbeing in the built environment. The focus for this workshop is data structure, data acquisition and validation, and the prerequisite is data analytics for various wellbeing constructs. Built upon the strengths of existing research networks, especially in development of Virtual Information Fabric Infrastructure (VIFI), the participants will harness the data revolution to support data sharing, interoperability, modeling, analysis, and visualization for wellbeing-centric sustainable built environment. The workshop targets to provide a forum to lay the foundation for future international collaboration in the theme areas identified. Anticipated collaboration among researchers from the U.S. and European researchers will enrich access to rich datasets for comparability and case studies and obtain raw materials with which to develop novel proposals on data infrastructures. By using comparative data and case studies, the participants will begin to draw inferences on common model features as well as divergent model features, especially in the area of human behavior. Data derived from comparative local environments will be instructive for building future scenarios comparing unit-to-community level integration. Those platforms should also help to enable various solutions to bottleneck problems that hinder wider research collaborations and development of data- driven decision tools. Through this workshop the engagement of U.S. researchers with similar researchers and stakeholders (scientists, engineers, industrialists, healthcare professionals, etc.) from Europe will begin a dialogue that enable U.S. researchers, and ultimately U.S. industry, to develop multidisciplinary validation and verification models to assist U.S. market and policy decisions from data derived by comparative studies. This provides an opportunity in which strategic bridges between U.S. and international networks would create mutual benefit.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.