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LEED Dynamic Plaque vs EB Recertification

I'm not seeing much information in these LEEDuser forums on the LEED Dynamic Plaque (since 2014) as compared to recertification (since 2012). Is the Search function not pulling up the most recent entries first? I'm trying to advise a client and am searching for current information relative to the following: 1) LDP vs recertification (5-yr) -- pros and cons, time and cost commitment, others' experience with LEED Dynamic Plaque. 2) Coincidentally, is the percentage of recertifications for EBOM still hovering around 10%? 3) Details on the survey questions asked of building occupants -- is it really only two questions? One question on mode of transportation and one question on general comfort? What are the two questions? And how are these questions administered? 4) Is there any specific language or protocol for the method of VOC testing? Any updated and detailed information, re: LDP, will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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Fri, 05/20/2016 - 03:21

Michael, Most of the questions you have are answered in the Dynamic Plaque user Manual. If you have a project that is considering pursuing DP, go ahead and try out the trial on LEEDon.io Once you activate the trial on one of your projects, I believe you will gain access to the user manual which is located in the data input section - links at the very bottom. I am working on a couple DP projects, and till now have found the process to be simple and easy. The surveys are basically two questions, both of which can be administered by sending out an email or setting up a kiosk in the lobby. We do the VOC testing inhouse and have found that it differs slightly from what is required under the regular IEQ credit. Again the user manual does go into specifics on all categories and requirements, including VOC testing. Hope this helps! -Bharati

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