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Condense the message and create carriers. ‌ In order to start communicating and dissemination in the first 6 months a more condensed description of the project is defined illustrated in a video (see website ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ and appendix 1)). The video shows there is a need to improve comfort and with ComfDemo we try to predict comfort in an early stage of the development. This way innovation in the aviation industry can be tested before building a real airplane. Factors influencing comfort like temperature, noise, vibration, human movement and air quality are studied first using a jacket and questionnaires. This data is used to simulate an aircraft interior environment in a demonstrator and in the demonstrator the environment can be adapted to optimize the real airplane interior. Parallel to the simulation a digital twin is developed, which can also support the comfort improvement. Additionally, a logo is developed as a point of recognition in the first 6 months. The logo is shown at the first page of this deliverable. It has a feather (association with comfort) and a cloud (association with being in the air). Further the feather has the form of a C and the cloud the form of a D from ComfDemo. The logo is designed to be coherent with the CleanSky logo.
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