Figure 1
The flowchart consists of two dashed rectangles labeled “Collected data” with an icon of four stacked horizontal lines and “Occupants’ feedback - surveys” with an icon of three human figures. “Collected data” and “Occupants’ feedback - surveys” are enclosed within the first and second text boxes. A downward arrow from “Collected data” leads to the first dashed rectangle consisting of the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth text boxes stacked vertically and labeled from top to bottom as follows: “Temperature and humidity values,” “Illuminance values,” “C O 2 levels values,” and “Noise level values.” Rightward arrows from the third through the sixth text boxes lead to the seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth text boxes in “Occupants’ feedback - surveys.” These text boxes are stacked vertically and labeled from top to bottom as follows: “Thermal satisfaction,” “Daylight satisfaction,” “Air Quality satisfaction,” and “Noise level satisfaction.” Rightward arrows from “Thermal satisfaction,” “Daylight satisfaction,” “Air Quality satisfaction,” and “Noise level satisfaction” lead to an eleventh text box titled “Comfort” that is labeled “Satisfaction with the Indoor Environment.” A rightward arrow from “Comfort” leads to a twelfth text box outside the dashed rectangle on the far right labeled “Wellbeing.”Proposed framework – comfort dimension. Source: Croffi et al. (2023)