David Faulkner
Residential Building Systems Group
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
1 Cyclotron Road MS 90R3058
Berkeley CA 94720
Office Location: 90-3058C
(510) 486-7326
David Faulkner has more than 20 years’ experience working in the Indoor Environment Department at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (LBNL). Most of his research has been in commercial buildings but recently has been conducting research in residences. He has the greatest amount of experience with the use of tracer gases to measure ventilation rates.
David has a BA in Math/Physics from Whitman College, a BS and MS in Mechanical Engineering from the California Institute of Technology and an MS in Applied Mathematics from the California State University at Hayward.
This publications database is an ongoing project, and not all Division publications are represented here yet.
Publications
2002
Worker Performance and ventilation: analysis of time-series data for a group of call-center workers In Proceedings of the Indoor Air 2002, Monterey, CA. Vol. 1. Indoor Air 2002, Santa Cruz, CA, 2002.
Worker productivity and ventilation rate in a call center: analyses of time-series data for a group of workers In Proceedings of the Indoor Air 2002 Conference, Monterey, CA. Vol. 1. Indoor Air 2002, Santa Cruz, CA, 2002.
2000
"Particle concentrations and sizes with normal and high efficiency filtration in a sealed air-conditioned office building." Aerosol Science & Technology 32 (2000): 527-544.
1999
"Effects on Occupants of Enhanced Particle Filtration in a Non-Problem Office Environment: A Double-Blind Crossover Intervention Study." The American Journal of Industrial Medicine 36, no. Supplement 1 (1999): 55-57. Download: PDF (822.18 KB)
Enhanced Particle Filtration in a Non-problem Office Building: Summary of Findings from a Double Blind Crossover Intervention Study In Indoor Air’99. Vol. 4. Proceedings of Indoor Air’99 4. London, England, 1999.
"Enhanced particle filtration in a non-problem office environment: Preliminary results from a double-blind crossover intervention study." American Journal of Industrial Medicine Supplement 36, no. Supplement 1 (1999): 55-57.
Ventilation Efficiencies of Desk-Mounted Task/Ambient Conditioning Systems In Proceedings of the Indoor Air '99 Conference, Edinburgh, Scotland. Vol. 9. Construction Research Communications, Ltd., London, 1999.
Ventilation Efficiencies of Desk-Mounted Task/Ambient Conditioning Systems In Proceedings of the Indoor Air '99 Conference, Edinburgh, Scotland. Vol. 9. Construction Research Communications, Ltd., London, 1999.
Ventilation Efficiencies of Task Air Conditioning Systems With Desk-Mounted Air Supplies In Proceedings of the Indoor Air '99, Edinburgh, Scotland. Vol. 2. Construction Research Communications. Ltd., London, 1999.
1998
Characterizing Building Ventilation with the Pollutant Concentration Index: Results from Field Studies In Proceedings of the ASHRAE IAQ and Energy 1998, Edited by Andrew K. Persily. New Orleans, LA: ASHRAE, Atlanta, GA, 1998. Download: PDF (1.39 MB)
