The Society was established on March 1, 2004 in Seoul, Korea. There are approximately 300 members who are experts in three major categories: indoor environmental measurement and analysis; health effects and risk assessment; and indoor air pollution control and management. The society has also initiated an indoor air program with cooperation of the Korean Ministry of Environment (KMOE), the Japanese society, NGOs, and the public.
Contact Information
Korea - In 2004, the Society initiated an indoor air program and emphasized nationally the adverse health impacts of indoor air pollution, such as the Sick House Syndrome.
Our Experience And Interest In The Four PCIA Central Focus Areas
Through training, the Society raises awareness about the health effects of gaseous pollutants emitted from traditional fuels, such as coal briquette and kerosene.
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The Control and Management Division of the Society are developing the standards and guidelines for ventilation in homes and public facilities.
The Monitoring and Analysis Division of the Society is working with the Korean government for a national level air quality monitoring project in different indoor settings.
Relevant Publications or Studies
The Society publishes a journal titled Indoor Environment and Technology. This is a quarterly publication.
Our Contribution to the Partnership
Members of KOSIE are experts in a range of technologies which can contribute to the Partnership, particularly for industries and NGOs.
