Paper sessions
Healthy cities & Adaptive housing
Tuesday, May 14 | 12:00 -13:00
Understanding Household Willingness to Provide Demand Response and its Impact on their Electricity Cost
Sara Willems and Dirk Saelens
Observable behavior and affective states of people with dementia during wayfinding: a pilot study in two nursing home corridors
Leonie van Buuren, Daantje Derks and Masi Mohammadi
Understanding Window and Door Opening Behavior in Dutch Social Housing for Digital Twins
Olivia Guerra-Santin, Luyi Xu, Sjoerd Offringa and Sara Willems
Strengthening the integration of health in urban spatial planning. Lessons learnt from the development of a practical tool
Dorus Gevers, Sandra Akkermans, Mare Knibbe, Marijn van de Weijer and Joop de Kraker
Feel the natural work rhythm
Liesbet Rabbinge, Masi Mohammadi and Marleen van Beuzekom
Smart Health
Tuesday, May 14 | 12:00 -13:00
Guiding Dynamic Adaptive Decision Making
Anke Aarninkhof-Kamphuis, Hans Voordijk and Geert Dewulf
VR-based Body Tracking for Homecare Training
Maximilian Neidhardt, Sarah Latus, Lennart Maack, Stefan Gerlach, Felix von Brackel, Björn Busse and Alexander Schlaefer
Implement Virtual Reality, Digital Twin, and Artificial Intelligence in Social Housing Renovation Project Based on Blue Zones Concept
Chuan Ma, Peyman Najafi, Olivia Guerra-Santin and Masi Mohammadi
VR-enabled Digital Twin System Architecture of User-centred Living Labs: A UX study with older adults
Peyman Najafi, Gerald Gosselink-Ramos and Masi Mohammadi
Empathic & caring living environments
Wednesday, May 15 | 12:00 -13:00
Shifting Agency Positions in Health and Wellbeing Transitions
Maurice Coen, Karin Landsbergen, Frits Schultheiss, Frank de Feijter and Erik Jansen
The impact of types of residential buildings on older adults’ social interactions in Dutch social housing
Kim Hamers, Nienke Moor, Masi Mohammadi and Theo Arentze
Farmyard sharing initiatives in the Netherlands: a state of the art
Nienke Moor, Moniek van Loon, Kim Hamers, Korrie Melis, Masi Mohammadi
Cook3r: Designing a smart user-centred cooking aid for enhancing autonomy and nutrition in Dementia Care
Masi Mohammadi and Liesbet Rabbinge
Clinical Decision Support Strategy for Enhanced BPSD Management with LLMs
Parsa Safaee, Niloufar Sheykhi and Hugo Hu
Citizen science, smart art & place making
Wednesday, May 15 | 12:00 -13:00
Tamar Shahinian, Leonie van Buuren, Marja Peltenburg, Marlene Hoynk, Dannie van Bemmel, Somaya Ben Allouch, Masi Mohammadi, Saskia Robben, Marwan al Morabet and Barbara Groot-Sluijsmans
Co-creation as an incentive for enhancement of public familiarity: Interactive artwork in the neighbourhood to connect
Sophie Peters, Masi Mohammadi and Gerald Gosselink-Ramos
Living labs for impact in community-based health promotion: Working together in research, education and practice.
Karin Dijkstra
Measuring the lived experience of older adults with dementia: lessons learned from an explorative mixed method approach
Leonie van Buuren, Coosje Hammink, Masi Mohammadi, Daantje Derks and Nienke Moor
Enhancing Public Familiarity in Semi-Public Spaces through Creative and Digital Placemaking: A Scoping Review of the Literature
Peyman Najafi and Masi Mohammadi
User-centered smart healthy environments
Thursday, May 16 | 11:30 -12:40
Evaluating Perceived Restorativeness of Natural Landscapes through Virtual Reality: The Effects on Mental Health of Students in Design Disciplines in China
Shuang Liang, Pai Liu, Qingjun Zou, Jessica Fernandez, and Masi Mohammadi
Nature and Mental Health of Older Adults: A study investigating the efficacy of landscapes through virtual reality
Qingjun Zou, Pai Liu, Shuang Liang, Jessica Fernandez, and Masi Mohammadi
Inclusive Built Environments: Integrating Social Sciences and User-Centric Approaches from three perspectives heritage, climate, and ageing.
Masi Mohammadi, Isabel Rodriguez Maribona Rodriguez Maribona, Beatriz Pineda, Agnieszka Kowalska, Joanna Syrda, and Ignacio Pedrosa
Influential factors in window design on the mental health of older adults, a case study of Sistan region.
Nima Ettehadi, Masi Mohammadi, Shore Shahnoori
The methodological approach to the AAL4ALL project – From Smart Home to Care Home. The Portuguese piloting experiment
Bruna Franceschini, Ângela Pinto and Vera Pinto