H.E.A.A.L. stands for the five threshold bins that are used to evaluate IAQ impacts on health, comfort, and productivity.
Collect Raw Enviornmental Sensor Data
Raw indoor environmental quality data is collected by sensors in a building.
Aggregate
Raw Data
Raw data are aggregated into rolling averages covering the building's occupied hours.
Compare against the H.E.A.A.L. Exposure Thresholds
Averages are compared against parameter-specific thresholds.
Score
the Building
The building’s indoor air quality, thermal, and noise scores, as well as action, alert, and limit notifications, are based on how data compare to the parameter-specific thresholds.
For the past two years, 9F has partnered with Amazon to develop a best-in-class Indoor Air Quality program.
The program includes deployment of air quality sensors across Amazon’s global corporate portfolio and ongoing data analytics through our patented H.E.A.A.L. IAQ System.
This program and H.E.A.A.L. were featured in Harvard Business Review.
The Science Behind H.E.A.A.L.
The H.E.A.A.L. Ecosystem solves previously unsolved problems.
9F’s H.E.A.A.L. includes a series of visualization and analytics modules that turn IAQ sensor data in into actionable insights at a sensor, room, floor, building, or portfolio level.
- AI/ML
- Averaging Times
- Building-attributable TVOC
- Building Insights
- Building Score
- Dashboard Integrations
- Data Quality Check
- Floor Insights
- Health Energy Optimization
- IAQ Building Dot Plot
- IAQ, Noise, and Thermal Thresholds
- Issue Response Tool
- Noise Analytics
- Portfolio Insights
- Room Insights
- Sensor Density Tool
- SpaceTime Map
- Time Series
- Wildfire Response
H.E.A.A.L. in Action
Most existing platforms for visualizing real-time IAQ sensor data fail to summarize data in a way that supports timely response or decision-making. By contrast, 9F’s H.E.A.A.L. includes visualization and analytics modules that break down IAQ sensor data in ways that make it simple to quickly see whether buildings are optimizing human health and environmental performance at a sensor, room, floor, building, or portfolio level.