Estimating impact of property on individual health - property health advice

Abstract

Embodiment of the invention provide a method for generating a dynamic recommendation based on changes in environment around a property area. The method comprises acquiring property data associated with a property area from a data source, and extracting a first property attribute data from the property data acquired. The first property attribute data extracted is used to determine presence or movement of a first pollutant data within the property area. The method further comprises monitoring environmental context of the property area, detecting a change affecting the environmental context of the property area, wherein the detected change impacts the presence or the movement of the first pollutant data within the property area, and providing a recommendation for reducing the impact of the detected change.

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CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS[0001]This application claims priority from U.S. Provisional Patent Application Ser. No. 62 / 015,322, filed on Jun. 20, 2014, incorporated herein by reference.BACKGROUND[0002]The present invention generally relates to estimating impact of a property on health of an individual, and more particularly, to a system, method and computer program product for correlating health and sensitivities of an individual (e.g., an occupant of the property) with physical design and attributes of a property, local weather and air quality so as to provide the individual an ongoing assessment of degree of health risk the property may have on the health of the individual.[0003]Conventionally, a property is physically inspected to determine the structural integrity of the property. Current inspection protocols, however, do not factor in personal health sensitivities or impacts of a current / prospective owner / occupant of the property and data particular to the building ...

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Benefits of technology

This patent describes a way to make recommendations based on changes in the environment around a property. It uses data from a property database to track the movement of pollutants in the area and monitors any changes that might affect those pollutants. When a change is detected, the recommendation system suggests ways to reduce the impact of that change. Overall, this technology helps to make dynamic recommendations that can help improve air quality and promote health in property areas.

Problems solved by technology

The assessment provided by the property inspector, however, may be biased, limited due to lack of sufficient data, and susceptible to human error.

Further, retaining the services of the property inspector may be costly.

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