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.: About the IBPSA
IBPSA (the
International Building Performance Simulation Association) is a non-profit
international society of building performance simulation researchers,
developers and practitioners, dedicated to improving the built environment.
.: Events
 eSim Canada 2010: For Abstracts / Conference Announcement look website.
SimBuild 2010: NY - USA
Completed abstracts should be sent to simbuild2010@gmail.com
For more information visit website.
Building Simulation 2009: For papers look here.
Joe Clarke's keynote
IBPSA regional conferences
SimBuild 2008: For papers look website.
eSim Canada 2008: For papers look conference website.
IBPSA Conference
papers:
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PDF versions of all papers from the 1985-2009
Conferences can now be accessed online.
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.: Mailing
list
IBPSA-related
notices have now been moved to BLDG-SIM mailing list. Click here for more information. |
.: Announcements
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BS’ 2011 - Wellington, New Zealand |
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IBPSA Australasia and the Centre for Building Performance Research in the Victoria
University School of Architecture have been selected to host the 12th International
Building Performance Simulation Conference in 2011. The conference theme will be
"Simulation in the service of sustainable net zero energy future". Abstract deadline: 1º December/2010
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IBPSA Journal of Building Performance Simulation
(JBPS)
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We are very proud to annouce the launch of JBPS. Information about the journal - including instructions for authors, email contents alerting and a special offer rate for IBPSA members - is available at www.informaworld.com/jbps.
Call for papers for a special issue of the Journal of Building Performance Simulation on 'Olympic venues and infrastructure'
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IBPSA News – April 2010
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IBPSA News Volume 20, Number 1 has been published,
with information about the Journal of Building Performance Simulation,
events, software, articles and more. Click
here to access.
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Simupedia project |
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 The idea of the Simupedia project (initiated by IBPSA-Germany and IBPSA-USA) is the joint development of an online guidebook on building simulation (open to all). Simupedia explains, why simulations are relevant for sustainable concepts in energy efficient building design. The platform shall be applicable to increase the awareness, to show customers the added value that simulation provides, which type of simulation is adequate for certain planning tasks, it shall give practical advise about benefits and limitations, and explain why simulation supported engineering is superior to traditional instruments. The knowledge is provided at two levels, an expert level for simulationists, and a basic level. We are just at the beginning – and we need volunteers to contribute! |
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