International Building Simulation Conference 2003, Eindhoven, Netherlands.

Contains 190 papers.

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A simple approach for calculation of the electrical yield from building integrated PV (photovoltaic) systems has been implemented in BSim2002 - a program package for thermal simulation of energy and indoor climate conditions in buildings.
Kim B. Wittchen
There is a growing need for more complex control of ventilation systems to satisfy energy and environmental issues. SIMBAD Toolbox (SIMulator of Buildings And Devices), developed in the SIMULINK graphical environment is a library of HVAC component
David Jreijiry, Ahmad Husaunndee, Christian Inard, Jean Georges Villenave
In the mid 1980s the monolithic nature of building energy simulation programs led to proposals for development of so-called "kernel systems," i.e., software environments that would make available to developers basic software modules and a supporti
Edward F. Sowell, Michael A. Moshier
Copious amounts of data are generated by contemporary building simulation (BS) programs and the translation of these data to information that may be acted upon is problematic.
Prazeres L and Clarke J A
This paper describes the development of a design tool for the calculation of the thermal energy potential of a so-called asphalt collector.
Marcel Loomans, Henk Oversloot, Arian de Bondt, Rob Jansen and Hans van Rij
The paper presents the advanced use of S-Functions, facilitated by the Matlab/SimuLink environment.
A.W.M. (Jos) van Schijndel and M.H. (Martin) de Wit
This paper deals with neural networks modelling of HVAC systems. In order to increase the neural networks performances, a method based on sensitivity analysis is applied.
Eric Fock, Thierry A. Mara, Philippe Lauret and Harry Boyer
Convective  air  circulation  occurring  through  wall layers is frequently observed in building envelopes.
Chebil S., Galanis N., Zmeureanu R
This   paper   describes   a   simulation   model   for predicting end-use energy in residential sectors of a city or region.
Yoshiyuki Shimoda, Takuro Fujii, Takao Morikawa and Minoru Mizuno
The objective of this paper is to present an analysis of the weather data contained in a Typical Meteorological Year (TMY) and observe the effect of these data on the simulated load of a typical building.
George Florides, Soteris Kalogirou, Kyriacos Theophilou and Evangelos Evangelou
This paper describes a new software application for analysing climate data. It is argued that the produced graphical charts can be useful concept stage design tools in their own right.
Darren Robinson
The  design  for  the  new Federal  Building  for  San Francisco includes an office tower that is to be naturally ventilated.
Carrilho da Graça G., Linden P. F., Mcconahey E., Haves P.
This paper presents the concept of a tool adapted to zonal models and devoted to the simulation of thermal dynamic phenomena in buildings.
Sihem Guernouti, Marjorie Musy and Gérard Hégron
This   paper   summarizes   a   PhD project   that   is currently under completion at Delft University of Technology, Faculty of Architecture, Building Physics Group.
P. de Wilde and M. van der Voorden
A set of geometry translation tools and capabilities have been developed to increase base efficiencies in the simulation of both the internal and external environment of buildings.
Michael Still
A simulation methodology has been created for establishing the impact of increasing the insulation of the building envelope upon its global thermal performance and annual energy consumption (heating plus cooling).
Chvatal, Karin M. S., Corvacho, M. Helena P., Maldonado, Eduardo A. B
When making design decisions, which can impact on building capital cost and performance, the design team has to be confident that the simulation tool is generating reliable output. Confidence can be gained via several mechanisms.
Mark Tamburrini, David Palmer and Iain A Macdonald
The objective of this paper is to model the double skin façade in order to determine the thermal and flow performance and to find out how the façade should be combined with the HVAC system inside of the building.
Wojtek Stec, Dolf van Paassen
We introduce a representation framework that is aimed at supporting performance analysis during schematic and detailed design.
Georg Suter and Ardeshir Mahdavi
Speech intelligibility is a major concern in mosque acoustical design. Diverse mosque geometric configurations exist varying from the classical rectangle to the octagon-shaped plan.
Adel A. Abdou

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