International Building Simulation Conference 2013, Chambéry, France. 

Contains 470 papers.

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Penglei Zhang, Chao Liang, Xianting Li
Spaces with high heat generation such as telecommunication base stations (TBS) increase sharply recently. Huge energy is consumed for air-conditioning because of large indoor heat rejection and year round cooling in these spaces.
Penglei Zhang, Baolong Wang, Wenxing Shi, Linjun Han, Xianting Li
The Birmingham Zero Carbon House is a retrofitted Victorian house that has achieved carbon negative performance.!
Halla Huws, Ljubomir Jankovic
The decrease of heat demand in low energy build-ings, very sensitive to solar and internal gains, and the development of new HVAC systems call for a reexam-ination of the usual modeling approaches in building simulation.
Hubert Blervaque, Sila Filfli, Mathieu Schumann, Pascal Stabat, Dominique Marchio
This paper describes the use of optical recognition technologies to augment the physical design space and its aesthetic drivers with a myriad of design performance variables available through advanced environmental analysis simulations to create a
Anthony Viola and Mostapha Sadeghipour Roudsari
This paper evaluates the influence of windows in thermal energy performance of a social interest bulding in Dunas District - Pelotas/RS,  analizing the performance for heating and cooling over the year. The original design was modeled and analized
Bruno Ongaratto, Gabriel Silva, Maicon Soares, Marcus Saraiva, Eduardo da Cunha e Liader Oliveira
The optimal building management models require predicting the behaviour of building systems. To achieve this goal, we propose to make available on the web remote computing services for the composition, simulation and optimization of equipments.
B. Delinchant, P.Y. Gibello, F. Verdière, F. Wurtz
The aim of this study is to establish the suitability of using existing net zero energy building (Net ZEB) solution sets to redesign Net ZEBs being moved into different climates.
Samson Yip, Shaan Cory
Computational building performance simulation can be employed to develop various future solutions.
R.A. Mangkuto, M.B.C. Aries, E.J. van Loenen, J.L.M. Hensen
A type of a radiant system that uses the building concrete structure as energy storage, Thermally Activated Building System, is an energy efficient system, which utilizes the time-delay effect.
Woong June Chung, Dae Uk Shin, Yoon Bok Seong, Myoung Souk Yeo, Kwang Woo Kim
We propose a methodology for determining internal heat gains in workspace for peak cooling/heating load calculations. First, we collected measurement data of the lighting and plug loads in workspaces in Japan and analyzed these data.
Tatsuo Nagai, Akihiro Nagata
In September 2012 the contest Solar Decathlon was held in Madrid, for the second time. One Brazilian team with its own project called the “Ekó House” was there, too.
Andrea Invidiata, Martin Ordenes Mizgier
A bottom up engineering modelling approach has been used to investigate the pathways to 2050 low carbon residential building stock.
Simon Lannon, Aliki Georgakaki, Stuart Macdonald
In this paper, the authors present the Georgia Tech Uncertainty and Risk Analysis Workbench (GURA-W), a software toolkit that explicitly captures uncertainty about the physical properties of the building and the energy models used to predict its p
Benjamin D. Lee, Yuming Sun, Godfried Augenbroe, Christiaan J.J. Paredis
Being increasingly insulated, new buildings are more and more sensitive to variations of solar and internal gains.
Bérenger Favre, Bruno Peuportier
Building energy model reduction exchanges accuracy for improved simulation speed by reducing the number of dynamical equations.
Justin R. Dobbs, Brandon M. Hencey

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