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Southeastern U.S. homeowners are wanted to participate in an indoor air quality study conducted by the University of Central Florida’s FSEC Energy Research Center.
What is this study about?

FSEC is conducting a study funded by the US Department of Energy to learn about the indoor air quality in new homes. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) are partners in this study.
What does participation involve?
Participation involves allowing 2-3 FSEC staff members to visit your home and place temporary monitors to measure air quality indoors and outdoors, and monitor appliance operation. The visit may last 6-8 hours, and the monitors will remain for one week. A second visit of 6-8 hours will take place at the end of the week to collect monitors and conduct air flow testing. We ask that participants keep their windows closed during the week, and to log activities that may affect indoor air quality, such as house cleaning. Participants will also be asked to complete a survey to describe your home and occupancy characteristics.

Why should I sign up?
Collected data will inform researchers as to how indoor air quality varies according to factors such as geographic location and home characteristics. You will be eligible to receive a $300 home improvement store gift card, and a report summarizing results for your home.
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Does my home quality for the study?
If you received the following postcard, we believe your home qualifies for the study.
Homes that qualify for the study are single-family, detached or attached homes (townhomes), built in 2013 or later, and located in Florida, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, or North Carolina. Participating households must not allow smoking indoors.
How do I sign up?
Contact the research team at 321-638-1416 or e-mail: tkhan@fsec.ucf.edu.
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