International Building Simulation Conference Madison, USA, 1995.

Contains 93 papers.

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The volume of annual, monthly, and hourly simulation output developed by building simulation packages such as DOE-2.1 presents the building modeler with significant challenges.
McCray James A., Bailey Patrick L., Parker Jedd L., Gillman Richard
Modern, Message-Based operating systems with Graphic User Interfáces have spurred tremendous advances in software development.
Sonderegger Robert C.
There are two main issues to be resolved in order that design tools can be used in cooperative mode, each communicating with the other.
Randal D. F. Mac, Hand J. W., Clarke J. A.
This paper reports on a project carried out at Delft University of Technology, for improvement of daylightíng simulation tools.
Davies Kathryn, Voorden Marinus van der
The objective of this paper is to present an overview of the latest developrnents of the CSTB R&D program Intelligent Simulation Environment (ISE).
Pelletret Roger, Keilholz Werner, Soubra Souheil
During the recent years a lot of models describing air flows in buildings have been designed by Researchers. These models, which are based more or less on simplified approaches coming from fluid dynamics, share a high complexity level because of c
Depecker D., Virgone J., Rusaouën G.
Learning how to model and simulate dynamical systems such as a building does not have to be restricted to specialists who have learned the physics, applied mathematics, and engineering necessary for the task.
Fuchs Hans U., Simon Martin
Simulation of dynamic moisture transport processes in building structures under varying conditions re- the solution of the partial differential equations of coupled moisture and heat transport. Our research focuses on the moisture transport equati
Tumbuan E. H., Augenbroe G. L. M.
Thermal bridge (cold bridge) assessment is becoming more important for two reasons: firstly, as legislation and energy awareness lead to increased insulation levels, so losses due to cold bridging form an increasing fraction of building heat losse
Strachan P., Nakhi A., Sanders C.
An Anglo-French collaborative project is presently under way with the dual purpose : a) to collect high quality data sets for the empirical validation of thermal simulation programs of buildings and b) to develop and test advanced data analysis te
Dalicieux P., Candau Y., Bloomfield D., Delille S.
Within the framework of an Anglo-French validation project funded by EDF and the BRE, a building model has been tested using an error analysis method. The first step enabled the identification of the different discrepancy sources.
Tabary L., Ramdani N.
 TRNSYS is a modular transient system simulation program that has been commercially available since  1975. The primary use of TRNSYS is to model  thermal energy systems.
Blair N. J., Mitchell J. W., Beckman W. A.
IDA is a flexible, object-oriented, environment for simulation of buildings and their subsystems. The key features of the system are summarized. Available IDA literature is listed. 
Sahlin Per, Bring Axel, Eriksson Lars, Hermansson Harald
This paper presents some results of the development and application work of the Building Equipmentsection at EMPA related to integrated building and HVAC simulation environments.
Zweifel G., Dorer V., Koschenz M., Weber A.
The potential of the different passive cooling strategies for popular residential buildings in Israel is evaluated using a simplified simulation program.
Hassid S.
The EPRI LightPAD program is a simple but powerful lighting audit and analysis tool for assessing installed lighting systems and proposing cost-effective, energy-efficient retrofit alternatives.
Hart G. Kimball, Johnson Karl. F., Mcdougall Tom
The current models of boilers and furnaces which are used in HVAC system simulation programs are primarily concerned with calculating the heat output of the device and its fuel consumption.
Hanby V. I., Li G.
Data for convective heat transfer coefficients (CHTC's) published in the literature tend to be for anisolated heated vertical plate, with few data based on measurements at room surfaces Accurate values of CHTC's for internal room surfaces are need
Hatton A., Awbi H. B.
Examples on application of system simulation in preplanning, sizing and comissioning of HVAC systems are briefly given and typical obstacles for a more broader utilization in engineering offices are introduced.
Bauer Michael, Madjidi Madjid
Comprehensive studies of the energy saving potential for buildings will often not be performed in a design phase - especially not for renovation projects.
Jensen Soren Ostergaard, Wittchen Kim B., Thomsen Kirsten Engelund

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