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The convergence of smart retrofits, occupant behaviour, and IAG: a systematic mapping of theoretical frameworks in social housing

  • Leena Shwashreh*
  • , Lori McElroy
  • , Gráinne McGill
  • , Temiloluwa Owolabi
  • *Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

Decarbonizing UK social housing through Net-Zero retrofits’ challenges (IAQ) sustainability. Although smart technologies are crucial, occupant behavior has a key role in how well they work. Technical solutions are well-documented, but behavioral research is dispersed between siloed fields, creating a substantial knowledge absence. Therefore, no defined theoretical frame-work appears to explain how vulnerable users interact with smart systems. This Systematic Mapping Review (PRISMA-ScR) intended to overcome this division. It maps theoretical frameworks used to explain domestic environmental decisions using a multi-database search. The study presents a basis for future sociotechnical interventions by differentiating between models that may be applied generally and those that consider the unique constraints of social housing.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationIndoor Air 2026: Proceedings
Publication statusAccepted - 01 Apr 2026

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