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RESET Air Standard for Core & Shell

Summary of Updates made for the RESET Air Standard for Core & Shell from v2.0 to v2.1:

• Officially introduces Trust & Transparency Score.
• Officially introduces Alternative Pathways.
• • Introducing option to set Definable Targets for a project.
  • Introducing option to use Non-Accredited Monitors.
  • Introducing additional monitor installation options.
• Re-wrote introduction section.
• Re-ordered and cleaned up Monitoring Station Deployment Requirements.
• Removed Partial Certification.
• Cleaned up text and removed extraneous words and explanations.

For a complete change log of the document, please click here.

Page by Page Updates

Table of Contents

• Removed “TM” from all instances of RESET
• Changed "Certification Approach" to “Purpose and Approach”
• Added "Structure and Requirements"
• Changed "Data Analysis Algorithm" to "Data Interval and Data Analysis Algorithm"
• Changed "Steps for Calculating Monitor Deployment" to "Monitoring Station Deployment Requirements"
• Added "Trust & Transparency Score"
• Added "Alternative Pathways"

2.4.0 Preface

• Cleaned and Updated Text

2.4.1 Introduction

• New page: Introduction
• What is RESET Air Standard for Core & Shell? (High-level Concept)
• What does it define? (Summary)

2.4.1.1 Purpose & Approach

• Purpose: What is the RESET Air Standard for Core & Shell for? To establish guidelines and rules for RESET Air Projects
• What is the approach? Performance-based, continuous monitoring data collection, non-prescriptive, and for New or Existing built environments

2.4.1.2 Typologies and Usage

• New page describing the two Typologies and how they are used
• Added Description of the two different standards (Interiors and Core & Shell)
• Added relationship between tenant and landlord

2.4.2 Performance Targets & Data Analysis

• Added Description of the two different standards (Interiors and Core & Shell)
• New summary page for Performance Targets and Data Analysis

2.4.2.1 Indoor Air Quality Performance Targets

• Updated text

2.4.2.2 Adding Optional Parameters

• New page introducing the ability to include Optional Air Quality Parameters into projects
• Added Air flow velocity added for induct monitors

2.4.2.3 Data Interval and Data Analysis Algorithm

• Updated text
• Text describing that Performance Targets act as thresholds in the data analysis algorithm

2.4.3 System Requirements for Data Collection

• New summary page for data provider and monitor requirements
• Text describing continuous monitoring requirements for data providers and monitors and how it connects to the RESET Cloud

2.4.3.1 Data Provider Requirements

• Updated text
• Text describing that Performance Targets act as thresholds in the data analysis algorithm
• Added a link to the RESET Directory

2.4.3.2 Monitor Requirements

• Simplified to not include Grade A and Grade C
• Added a link to the RESET Directory

2.4.4 Monitor Installation and Deployment

• New summary page for monitor installation and deployment
• Describe Monitor Installation and Monitor Deployment requirements

2.4.4.1 Outdoor Monitor Installation Requirements

• Updated text
• Added that the monitors should be in the breathing zone, measured from the center of the monitor

2.4.4.2 Induct Monitor Installation Requirements

• Updated text

2.4.4.2 Monitoring Station Deployment Requirements

• Cleaned up text
• Consolidated to first Calculation, then Deployment
• Updated Text around project boundary
• Clear up explanation on the sample project and its project boundary
• Provide an example on the flexibility of project boundaries
• Separated the calculations to a second page. Kept this page to simple concepts for Total Air Volume Calculation
• New page to help visualize the Total Air Volume Calculation step
• Added text describing and summarizing the requirements for outdoor monitor deployment
• Added letters to distinguish between the 5 different options for outdoor monitor deployment
• Added option e., which reflects how a project will only need one outdoor monitor if only one induct monitor was necessary
• Added an explanation of the logic of how to deploy the outdoor monitors
• An added note describing why the lower level air intake will likely have the worst outdoor air quality
• Added an explanation of the logic of how to deploy the outdoor monitors
• An added note describing why the lower level air intake will likely have the worst outdoor air quality
• Added text describing and summarizing the requirements for induct monitor deployment
• Added calculations to help highlight why only 1 induct monitor is needed

2.4.5 Certification Requirements and Process

• Introduces the different Audits
• Introduces the different project statuses

2.4.6 Trust & Transparency Score

• Introducing Trust & Transparency Score
• Needs to add link to the TT Score page on the RESET Website

2.4.7 Alternative Pathways

• Introducing Alternative Pathways officially
• How to introduce new Alternative Pathways

2.4.7.1 Definable Targets

• Alternative Pathway to establish performance targets

2.4.7.2 Using Non-Accredited Monitors

• Alternative Pathway for using non-accredited monitors

2.4.7.3 Outdoor Monitor Installation Distance Options

• Alternative Pathway for outdoor monitor distance

2.4.7.4 Outdoor Monitor Accreditation Options

• Official language around requirements for outdoor air monitors

2.4.7.5 Alternative Target Monitoring Volume

• Alternative options for amount of total air volume being monitored

2.4.8 Glossary

• Cover page for Glossary
• Cleaned up text