Air Quality Matters: The Evolution of Air Quality Monitoring and the Role of RESET in Healthy Buildings
Original Article by Simon Jones published here.
Excited to share this podcast featuring Stanton Wong, President of RESET, discussing the evolution of the RESET Standard. It explores the initial development of the indoor air quality monitoring standard, RESET Air, into a world-leading performance and data-driven standard for continuous air quality monitoring, to RESET’s expanding role in broader sustainability targets in reducing operational and embodied carbon footprints and improving the circularity in building materials via quantifiable metrics.
In the podcast, Stanton dives into the history of RESET Air and how it started as a response to specific sustainability and health challenges, highlighting how RESET symbolizes a significant shift in indoor air quality toward continuous performance data collection. He addresses the challenges faced, how RESET Air overcame these obstacles, and how RESET continues to play a key role in defining industry standards and ensuring accurate and reliable data.
Stanton emphasizes that to truly make a long-term impact, it is critical to build sustainability and health into the DNA of companies and to use performance metrics to drive forward in a measurable way.
For those interested in air quality, building management, data-driven sustainability, and where RESET is going, this podcast offers valuable insight for aspirational leaders and teams who need an effective pathway toward net zero and decarbonization.
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About RESET®
RESET® is a performance data standard and certification program, created and managed by GIGA, to develop actionable, long-term strategies toward regenerative health and sustainability for the built environment. RESET focuses on creating a structure around data and analytics to generate opportunities for improvement and optimizations by combining the development of continuous monitoring and cloud software to increase the visibility of health and sustainability data.
For more information about RESET, please visit: https://www.reset.build/