Overview

The 2026 deployment focuses on implementing the TA-14 Environmental Integrity Framework within selected K–12 classroom environments, establishing a fully operational system capable of continuous measurement, intervention, and verification.

The timeline is structured to move from site selection → baseline establishment → system deployment → validation → performance optimization within the 2026 calendar year.

🔹 Phase 1: Project Initiation & Site Selection

(June – July 2026)

Objectives:

• Identify and confirm participating school site(s)
  
  

• Define deployment scope (number of classrooms)
  
  

• Establish stakeholder alignment (administration, facilities, technical team)
  
  

Milestones:

• Site selection finalized
  
  

• Deployment plan approved
  
  

• Data collection framework defined
  
  

• Equipment and sensor requirements identified
  
  

🔹 Phase 2: Baseline Data Collection (NIRET + AIR Setup)

(July – August 2026)

Objectives:

• Install non-invasive monitoring systems
  
  

• Establish Atmospheric Integrity Record (AIR)
  
  

• Capture baseline environmental and system performance data
  
  

Activities:

• Environmental sensor deployment
  
  

• System performance monitoring setup (kW, airflow, thermal indicators)
  
  

• Initial occupancy mapping
  
  

Milestones:

• Continuous data collection initiated
  
  

• Verified baseline conditions established
  
  

• Initial system performance profile documented
  
  

🔹 Phase 3: System Evaluation & Threshold Definition

(August – September 2026)

Objectives:

• Analyze baseline data
  
  

• Identify performance gaps and high-risk conditions
  
  

• Define intervention thresholds
  
  

Activities:

• Environmental condition analysis
  
  

• Ventilation and filtration performance assessment
  
  

• Identification of deviation patterns
  
  

Milestones:

• Baseline analysis report completed
  
  

• Performance thresholds defined
  
  

• Intervention criteria established (NIRET decision framework active)
  
  

🔹 Phase 4: Intervention Deployment

(September – October 2026)

Objectives:

• Execute targeted, performance-triggered interventions
  
  

Activities:

• Ventilation adjustments
  
  

• Filtration upgrades or optimization
  
  

• System calibration and mechanical corrections
  
  

Milestones:

• Interventions completed across selected classrooms
  
  

• All actions documented within EIR
  
  

• System transitions from observation to active control
  
  

🔹 Phase 5: Post-Intervention Verification

(October – November 2026)

Objectives:

• Validate effectiveness of interventions
  
  

Activities:

• Continuous environmental monitoring
  
  

• Comparison of pre- and post-intervention conditions
  
  

• KPI tracking initiated
  
  

Milestones:

• Verified improvement in environmental conditions
  
  

• Reduction in time spent in high-risk conditions documented
  
  

• KPI baseline established for performance tracking
  
  

🔹 Phase 6: Optimization & Continuous Monitoring

(November – December 2026)

Objectives:

• Refine system performance
  
  

• Ensure stability and repeatability
  
  

Activities:

• Ongoing AIR data analysis
  
  

• Adjustment of system parameters
  
  

• Continuous KPI tracking
  
  

Milestones:

• Stable environmental condition compliance achieved
  
  

• Continuous data coverage established
  
  

• Energy-to-environment relationships validated (kW ↔ BTU ↔ occupancy)
  
  

🔹 End-of-Year Deliverables (2026)

By the end of 2026, the project will deliver:

• A fully operational TA-14 deployment in a real-world school environment
  
  

• Continuous Atmospheric Integrity Record (AIR) dataset
  
  

• Documented Environmental Integrity Record (EIR) including all actions and outcomes
  
  

• Verified baseline and post-intervention performance comparison
  
  

• Initial KPI performance results
  
  

“By the end of 2026, this project will transition from deployment to verified operation, with a fully functional system capable of continuously measuring, documenting, and improving indoor environmental conditions.”