SEDL / Past Symposia for Committee D22 / Airliner Cabin Environment: Recent Progress in Characterization

Airliner Cabin Environment: Recent Progress in Characterization

Sponsored by ASTM committee D22 on Air Quality

April 10 2008 - April 11 2008

• Concentrations of Selected Chemical Species in the Airliner Cabin Environment
• Kinetics and Reaction Products of Ozone and Surface-Bound Squalene
• An Attempt to Characterize the Frequency, Health Impact, and Operational Costs of Oil in the Cabin and Flight Deck Supply Air on U.S. Commercial Aircraft
• Measurement of Physical Environmental Parameters and Apparent Ventilation Rates Aboard Passenger Aircraft
• Fainting Passengers: The Role of Cabin Environment
• Modular, Portable, Reconfigurable, and Wireless Sensing System for the Aircraft Cabin
• Design and Results of a Study to Measure Environmental Factors in Airliner Cabins and to Assess the Health and Comfort of Passengers and Crew Using Surveys