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To address the dispersed sources, inconsistent representations, insufficient contextual associations, and non-uniform authorization mechanisms of building health data, this study proposes a Building Health Data Architecture (BHDA).The architecture enables the unified organization and controlled provision of raw and derived data through data preprocessing, standardized coding, unique identification, metadata registration, rights-attribution recording, and authorization rules.In the case validation, 300 data objects were registered, the derived-data association rate reached 100%, and all eight logical integrity checks were passed.The architecture also supported unauthorized-access rejection, multi-criteria queries, and standardized data output.The results demonstrate that BHDA provides a feasible framework for the governance and sharing of building health data.
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Related topics: Data Quality and Management · Electronic Health Records Systems · Scientific Computing and Data Management
Thai researcher and institutional participation
Xuejun Li · Chiang Mai University
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