Human Dimension Plays a Role in Realizing The Health of the Urban Dwelling, Jakarta, Indonesia

Nurwidyaningrum, Dyah; Kusnoputranto, Haryoto; Moersidik, Setyo Sarwanto; Suganda, Emirhadi

doi:10.5958/0976-5506.2018.02042.9

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“…This study reviews the data in the latest national housing survey results to understand and raise a question and suggestion for future research suggestion based on the current status. Since the condition of the latest national housing survey was related to economic status, affordability, ownership, self-assisted behavior; a large sample of residential IAQ studies with socio-economic status (SES) as a part was taken from the national and international journal and used as references to suggest the future research focus in Indonesia [16]- [22].…”

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“…Prediction of severe fungal problems occurred in Kampongs residential. Nurwidyaningrum et al [22] Apartment Jakarta (n= 42) Structural equation modelling (SEM) analysis, showed that occupants dimension structure was built by the physical and psychological comfort, as well as interact with the healthy life participation and pollution activities. Those factors combination would encourage the change of behaviour relate to IAQ in high rise building.…”

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Indoor air quality in urban residential: Current status, regulation and future research for Indonesia

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Modern society spends more time indoors, which has led to the hypothesis that indoor exposure can better represent the effects of air pollution at the individual level. Studies on the landscape of urban residential indoor air quality have never been carried out nationally in Indonesia. After 70 years of commitment to standardize the health aspects of the home in Indonesia, this study intends to make a chronological reflection on the Indonesian government's policy in residential indoor air quality. This study raised and analyzed several questions in the national and local context from the previous research. The government's various policies and regulations are chronologically listed to see the development and look for regulatory or implementation gaps. The indicators of insufficient ventilation and indoor air quality in much Indonesian urban housing have been shown in previous studies, encouraging this study to be necessary. This study used a chronological review using national and international journals. Previous studies have shown possibilities to estimate the landscape of indoor pollution exposure effectively using a socio-economic approach as a part. The latest national housing survey results can be used as references to discover the housing landscape status in Indonesia for further research suggestions.

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Indoor air quality in urban residential: Current status, regulation and future research for Indonesia

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“…Figure 3: The Construct of Smart-PLS that Achieves the Effectiveness of IAQ betweenResidents and Managers in PLS-SEM(Nurwidyaningrum et al, 2018) …”

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A Human Dimension Model for the Urban Vertical Housing Sustainability Through Indoor Air Quality

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In urban vertical housing in Jakarta, air conditioning (AC) is mainly used to create comfort in units and spare residents from hazardous outdoor pollution. Residents in urban vertical housing, who have come from the surrounding multi-ethnic area, live in dense conditions. This situation inflicts conflicts of interest that affect indoor air quality (IAQ). This research develops a human dimension model for promoting indoor air quality in dense urban housing using the concept of sustainability, which is an environmental science approach. This study aims to conceptualize the effect of the human dimension in IAQ planning. The method is partial least squares-self equation modelling (PLS-SEM) analysis. The indicator variables of the human dimension related to indoor air quality are room quality, sociocultural factors, open space relief, environmental capacity, economic factors, and room maintenance. This result is a modified model of the fourth pillar of sustainability, according to Hawkes’ theory on housing planning. The variable human cultural dimensions are knowledge, perception, behaviour, and participation, which frame the sustainable development concept: the social dimension, environmental dimension, and economic dimension.

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Human Dimension Plays a Role in Realizing The Health of the Urban Dwelling, Jakarta, Indonesia

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Indoor air quality in urban residential: Current status, regulation and future research for Indonesia

Indoor air quality in urban residential: Current status, regulation and future research for Indonesia

A Human Dimension Model for the Urban Vertical Housing Sustainability Through Indoor Air Quality

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