International Building Simulation Conference 2013, Chambéry, France. 

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This paper demonstrates a reproducible methodology for calibrating detailed energy models using hourly measured data that has been applied to evaluation of a large naturally ventilated university building.
Rallou Dadioti, Simon Rees
Simulating heat conduction in massive walls with commercial software is reported to cause numerical instability or reduced accuracy.
Marco Giuliani, Stefano Avesani, Ulrich Filippi Oberegger
This paper presents a high-level overview of a methodology for analysing window shade use in existing buildings.
K. Kapsis, W. O’Brien, A.K. Athienitis
Domestic heating systems often work with too high supply temperatures. This means that heat genera-tors and especially heat pumps work with a lower effi-ciency than possible.
Kristian Huchtemann, Rita Streblow, Dirk Muller
Traditional building simulation tools have achieved considerable success in the past. They provide the essential foundation for modeling highly sophisti-cated tasks.
Atiyah Elsheikh, Edmund Widl, Peter Pensky, Florian Dubisch, Markus Brychta, Daniele Basciotti, Wolfgang M¨uller
To design and evaluate advanced controls for build-ings , building system models that can show detailed dynamics of feedback control loops are required.
Donghun Kim, Wangda Zuo, James E. Braun, Michael Wetter
This work shows a particular study in a single office in Barcelona, with an exterior Sud-East façade. Daylight simulations are made with DAYSIM (2010), dynamic validated software based on RADIANCE (1990-2002).
Maria Leandra González Matterson, Joana Ortiz Ferrà, Jaume Salom, Jorge Higuera Portilla
One widely recognized opportunity to reduce global carbon emissions is to make urban neighborhoods more resource efficient.
Christoph F Reinhart, Timur Dogan, J Alstan Jakubiec, Tarek Rakha, Andrew Sang
In this study a methodology for simulating large-scale energy systems is described.
Mehmet Elci, Sattaya Narmsara, Florian Kagerer, Sebastian Herkel
Uncertainty from occupant-related matters is typically shrugged off by building designers as beyond their control.
William O’Brien

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