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.: BUILDING SIMULATION 2007 :.pag. 1 :: TESTING THE ACCURACY OF SYNTHETICALLY-GENERATED WEATHER DATAFOR DRIVING BUILDING ENERGY SIMULATION MODELS
LO Degelman
pag. 9 :: METEOROLOGICAL DATA SET FOR BUILDING THERMAL ENVIRONMENTANALYSIS OF CHINA
FT Song, QF Zhu, RH Wu, Y Jiang, AY Xiong, BM Wang, YJ Zhu, QX Li
pag. 17 :: INFLUENCE OF SOLAR RADIATION DATA PROCESSING ON BUILDINGSIMULATION RESULTS
G Zweifel, A Zelenka
pag. 23 :: NUMERICAL SIMULATION STUDY ON THE EFFECTS OF FOUNTAIN ON AROUNDTHERMAL ENVIRONMENT
BR Lin, ZQ Zhang, XF Li, YX Zhu
pag. 31 :: DYNAMIC THERMAL BUILDING ANALYSIS WITH CFD – MODELLINGRADIATION. 31
T Zitzmann, P Pfrommer, MJ Cook
pag. 39 :: IMPACT OF USING DIFFERENT MODELS IN PRACTICE – A CASE STUDY WITHTHE SIMPLIFIED METHODS OF ISO 13790 STANDARD AND DETAILED MODELLINGPROGRAMS. 39
G Kokogiannakis, J Clarke, P Strachan
pag. 47 :: MODELLING COOLING DEMANDS IN UK OFFICE BUILDINGS: THE IMPACT OFUSING 3 DIFFERENT STRATEGIES TO ASSESS INTERNAL GAINS
I Knight, CB de Souza
pag. 55 :: UTILIZING BUILDING ENERGY SIMULATION TO IMPROVE PROCESS LOADHEAT RECLAMATION FOR A MULTI-SPORT ATHLETICS VENUE
J Good, B Debruyn, D Whitehead
pag. 63 :: A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR A HOUSE INTEGRATED WITH AN ELEVATEDCHINESE KANG HEATING SYSTEM
Z Zhuang, YG Li, B Chen
pag. 71 :: ANALYZING TRADITIONAL BUILDINGS VIA EMPIRICALLYCALIBRATEDBUILDING PERFORMANCE MODELS
A Mahdavi, K Orehounig, N Mikats, L Lambev, A El-Habashi
pag. 79 :: BUILDING ENERGY PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT THROUGH SIMPLIFIEDMODELS: APPLICATION OF THE ISO 13790 QUASI-STEADY STATE METHOD
V Corrado, HE Mechri, E Fabrizio
pag. 87 :: THERMAL PERFORMANCE SIMULATION FROM AN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNVIEWPOINT 87
CB de Souza, I Knight
pag. 95 :: TIME LAGS AND DECREMENT FACTORS UNDER AIR-CONDITIONED ANDFREE-FLOATING CONDITIONS FOR MULTI-LAYER MATERIALS
C Luo, B Moghtaderi, H Sugo, A Page
pag. 101 :: PLANNING SUSTAINABLE IN CHINESE CITIES: DWELLING TYPES AS A MEANSTO ACCESSING POTENTIAL IMPROVEMENTS IN ENERGY EFFICIENCY
Q Li, P Jones, S Lannon
pag. 109 :: SIMULATION STUDY OF THE INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT URBAN CANYONSELEMENT TO THE CANYON THERMAL ENVIRONMENT
N Yamaoka, H Yoshida, M Tanabe, M Yamashita, T Koga
pag. 117 :: THE EFFECT OF WINDOW POSITION AND WINDOW SIZE ON THE ENERGYDEMAND FOR HEATING, COOLING AND ELECTRIC LIGHTING
R Bokel
pag. 122 :: BUILDING DESIGN FOR HOT AND HUMID CLIMATES – IMPLICATIONS ONTHERMAL COMFORT AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY
M Piechowski, A Rowe
pag. 127 :: AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE EFFECT OF VENTILATED DOUBLE-SKIN FACADEWITH VENETIAN BLINDS:GLOBAL SIMULATION AND ASSESSMENT OF ENERGYPE 127
V Gavan, M Woloszyn, JJ Roux, C Muresan, N Safer
pag. 134 :: THE EFFECT OF EXTERNAL SURFACE PROPERTIESON THE THERMALBEHAVIOUR OF A TRANSPARENTLY INSULATED WALL
D Heim, P Klemm, P Strachan
pag. 140 :: RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ACCURACY OF HEAT CONDUCTION CALCULATIONAND MATERIAL PROPERTIES OF BUILDING SLABS
XQ Li, YM Chen, JD Spitler, D Fisher
pag. 148 :: AN INNOVATIVE FLOOR HEATING APPLICATION - TRANSFER OF EXCESS HEATBETWEEN TWO BUILDING ZONES
H Karlsson
pag. 156 :: HEADQUARTERS OF THE COMISIÓN NACIONAL DEL MERCADO DE VALORES.DOUBLE FAÇADE SIMULATION STUDY
C Planas, R Clemente, V Escalona, M Torres, P Alavedra, A Guzmán, E Cuerva
pag. 161 :: SIMULATION AND RESEARCH ON INDOOR ENVIRONMENT CONTROL MODEBASING ON THERMAL COMFORT: A CASE STUDY IN THE AVIATION BUILDING INSANYA AIRPORT
QL Meng , ZL Chen
pag. 169 :: THE HEAT TRANSFER SIMULATION FOR THERMAL BRIDGE EFFECT OF THECORNER WALLS OF BUILDING ACCORDING TO THERMAL CONDITION
YS Jeong, GS Choi, KW Kim, SE Lee
pag. 175 :: EVALUATION ON THERMAL PERFORMANCE COMBINED WITH MEASUREMENTAND SIMULATION FOR DEVELOPMENT OF ON-SITE EVALUATION METHOD
GS Choi, KW Kim, JS Kang, SE Lee
pag. 183 :: THE FEASIBILITY OF INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE BASEDCOGENERATION IN RESIDENTIAL APPLICATIONS
CD Aussant, AS Fung, VI Ugursal
pag. 191 :: SIMULATIONS OF LOW-ENERGY BUILDING IN EUROPEAN PROJECTANEXAMPLE IN LYON, FRANCE
C Menezo, C Juncker, J Brau
pag. 198 :: DOUBLE SKIN FAÇADES – CAVITY AND EXTERIOR OPENINGS DIMENSIONSFOR SAVING ENERGY ON MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE
M Torres, P Alavedra, A Guzmán, E Cuerva, C Planas, R Clemente, V Escalona
pag. 206 :: DEVELOPMENT OF APPROACH TO OPTIMIZATION OF BUILDING ENVELOPEDESIGN IN ASPECT OF THERMAL COMFORT AND ENERGY USE
RL Hwang, FS Tsai
pag. 211 :: A LUMPED MODEL OF DOUBLE SKIN FACADE WITH CAVITY SHADING
Y Yuan, JL Zeng, YX Zhu, BR Lin
pag. 217 :: SENSITIVITY STUDIES ON ELEMENTS OF METEOROLOGICAL DATA FORBUILDING ENERGY SIMULATION IN CHINA
QL Gao, JP Liu, L Yang
pag. 223 :: EFFECTS OF TREES ON THE ROOM TEMPERATURE AND HEAT LOAD OFRESIDENTIAL BUILDING
Y Higuchi, M Udagawa
pag. 231 :: A STUDY ON HUMIDITY DISTRIBUTION IN A ROOM
A Iwamae
pag. 238 :: ABSORPTION OF SOLAR RADIATION IN THICK AND MULTILAYERED GLAZING 238
C Sstrobel, MO Abadie, N Mendes
pag. 245 :: A METHOD FOR REVISING TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY PREDICTION USINGADDITIONAL OBSERVATIONS AND WEATHER FORECASTS
T Nagai
pag. 253 :: RAINFALL PREDICTIVE MODELS FOR BUILDING SIMULATION I – RAINY TIMEIDE 253
QL Meng, YF Zhang, ZG Wang
pag. 258 :: RAINFALL PREDICTIVE MODELS FOR BUILDING SIMULATION II –RAINFALLESTIMAT 258
QL Meng, YF Zhang, ZG Wang
pag. 264 :: FROST DAMAGE OF ROOF TILES IN RELATIVELY WARM AREA IN JAPAN-CONDENSATION ON EXTERNAL SURFACE -
C Iba, S Hokoi
pag. 269 :: NUMERICAL METHOD FOR CALCULATINGVIEW FACTOR BETWEEN TWOSURFACES. 269
LD de Carvalho Augusto, B Giacomet, N Mendes
pag. 275 :: DISCUSSION ON METHODOLOGY OF APPLYING BUILDING THERMALSIMULATIONIN IN CONCEPTUAL DESIGN
YX Zhu, CH Xia, BR Lin
pag. 281 :: A LOW-ORDER THERMAL BRIDGE DYNAMIC MODELFOR BUILDINGSIMULATION
Y Gao, JJ Roux, LH Zhao
pag. 287 :: EQUIVALENT SLABS APPROACH TO SIMULATE THE THERMAL PERFORMANCEOF THERMAL BRIDGES IN BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS
XN Xie, Y Jiang
pag. 294 :: DYNAMIC SIMULATION OF ATRIUM THERMAL ENVIRONMENT AIDINGBUILDING DESIGN
QF Zhu, D Yan
pag. 302 :: AN ENERGETIC-ENVIRONMENTAL BUILDING SIMULATION MODEL INTRANSIENT STATE AIMED AT COMFORT EVALUATIONS
C Marino, A Nucara, M Pietrafesa, A Pudano
pag. 310 :: DYNAMIC SIMULATION REGARDING THE CONDENSATION RISK ON ACOOLING CEILING INSTALLED IN AN OFFICE ROOM
T Catalina, J Virgone
pag. 315 :: HYDRONIC RADIANT FLOOR FOR HEATING AND COOLING COUPLED WITH ANUNDERGROUND HEAT EXCHANGER: MODELING APPROACH AND RESULTS
R Zmeureanu, J Brau
pag. 321 :: A STUDY ON THERMAL PERFORMANCE OF HEAT STORAGESYSTEMCONNECTED WITH HEAT PUMP FOR RESIDENTIAL HOUSES
K Fujita, A Iwamae, T Matsushita
pag. 329 :: POTENTIAL OF BURIED PIPES SYSTEMS AND DERIVED TECHNIQUES FORPASSIVE COOLING OF BUILDINGS IN BRAZILIAN CLIMATES
P Hollmuller, J Carlo, M Ordenes, F Westphal, R Lamberts
pag. 337 :: EFFECTS OF GROUNDWATER FLOW DIRECTION ON PERFORMANCE OFGROUND HEAT EXCHANGER BOREFIELD IN GEOTHERMAL HEAT PUMP SYSTEMSUSING 3-D FINITE DIFFERENCE METHOD
CK Lee, HN Lam
pag. 342 :: GLOBAL EFFICIENCY OF DIRECT FLOW VACUUM COLLECTORS INAUTONOMOUS SOLAR DESICCANT COOLING: SIMULATION AND EXPERIMENTALRESULTS
P Bourdoukan, E Wurtz, M Spérandio, P Joubert
pag. 348 :: MULTIZONE BUILDING WITH VAV AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEM SIMULATIONFOR EVALUATION AND TEST OF CONTROL SYSTEMS
TY Gao, B Schumacher, W Hegetschweiler, M Gwerder
pag. 356 :: MODELLING AND MONITORING SUMMER PERFORMANCE OF BEAUFORTCOURT
F Wang, R Bridle
pag. 363 :: APPLICATION OF THE EXERGY CONCEPT TO DESIGN EFFICIENT MECHANICALEXHAUST VENTILATION SYSTEMS
P Sakulpipatsin, J Cauberg, HJ van der Kooi, L Itard
pag. 371 :: COMPARISON BETWEEN A NEW TRNSYS MODEL AND EXPERIMENTAL DATA OFPHASE CHANGE MATERIALS IN A SOLAR COMBISYSTEM
J Bony, S Citherlet
pag. 379 :: HVAC SYSTEM SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS BASED ON UNCERTAIN INNERHEAT GAINS
D Yan, Y Jiang
pag. 386 :: NEW EPBD RELATED EUROPEAN STANDARDS AND THEIR RELATION TOBUILDING AND HVAC SYSTEM SIMULATION
G Zweifel
pag. 394 :: THE PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF NATURAL VENTILATION FOR BUILDINGCOOLING IN CHANGSHA CITY, CHINA
JS Wu, Y Xu, JL Zhou, GQ Zhang
pag. 402 :: MULTICRITERION EVALUATION OF AN INTEGRATED SUSTAINABLEHEATING/COOLING SYSTEM IN CLIMATE CONDITIONS OF CENTRAL EUROPE
K Kabele, P Dvoráková
pag. 410 :: EFFECT OF NATURAL VENTILATION AND WIND DIRECTION ON THE THERMALPERFORMANCE OF A BUILDING CEILING
AA Ali, GN Milad, HM Ali
pag. 415 :: A CFD ANALYSIS OF VENTILATION SYSTEM OF LAVATORY IN OFFICEBUILDING . 415
K Sakai, Y Murata, R Kubo, R Kajiya
pag. 421 :: ANALYSIS OF THERMAL ENVIRONMENT NEAR WINDOWS USING AIR BARRIERTECHNIQ 421
YF Jia, C Huang, L Liu
pag. 427 :: NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF THERMAL COMFORT DEGREE IN RADIANTFLOOR COOLING ROOM
YL Ren, DY Li, YF Zhang
pag. 432 :: CFD SIMULATION OF A NOVEL VENTILATION SYSTEM OF SUBWAY STATION INHARBIN
XY Guan, YQ Jiang, Y Yao
pag. 437 :: NUMERICAL SIMULATION AND STRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT ON CYCLONEPURIFIER FOR FRESH AIR TREATING
SH Xu, ML Zhou, FH Duan
pag. 443 :: SIMULATING LIFE CYCLE COST FOR INDOOR CLIMATE SYSTEMS
D Johansson
pag. 451 :: NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF THE IMPACT OF VENTILATION MODE ONSUBWAY PLATFORM AIR DISTRIBUTION
H Yang, J Li, LX Yang, P Huang
pag. 457 :: OPTIMIZATION OF THE OPERATION OF AN AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEM BYMEANS OF A DISTRIBUTED CONTROL SYSTEM
AP Batista, M de Almeida Freitas, EC Martins, FG Jota
pag. 465 :: THE ANALYSIS OF A THERMAL STORAGE SYSTEM UTILIZING BUILDING MASSIN A COLD REGION
K Miura
pag. 473 :: FLUCTUATION OF INDOOR TEMPERATURE CAUSED BY INSUFFICIENTCOOLING SUPPLY: COMPUTER SIMULATION AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY
L Yang, JH Wei, G Wu
pag. 478 :: FEASIBILITY OF CONTROLLED HYBRID VENTILATION IN MID RISEAPARTMENTS IN THE USA
HF Hu, G Augenbroe, R Choudhary
pag. 486 :: ENERGY EVALUATION FOR PERSONAL AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEM IN AGENERAL MULTI -BED PATIENT’S ROOM
H Tanaka, GH Xu, Y Hasegawa, G Yoon, M Okumiya
pag. 493 :: SIMULATION OF HEATING/COOLING LOAD USING DEST PROGRAM &MEASUREMENT OF HSPF & SEER FOR GEO-SPACE HEATING SYSTEM
LS Ding,XM Lai,YW Jian,RH Wang,YT Zhang,AQ Hu
pag. 501 :: THE DIAGNOSIS METHODS OF THE PERFORMANCE FAULT OF HEATING ANDAIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM
LY Li, ZH Zhang, DY Li, H Xie
pag. 507 :: THE EMPIRICAL VALIDATION OF A MODEL FOR SMALLSCALEFUELCELLCOGENERATION SYSTEMS
I Beausoleil-Morrison
pag. 515 :: SIMULATION ON INDOOR THERMAL DYNAMIC PERFORMANCE OF HEATINGSYSTEM UNDER THE ON-OFF VALVE ADJUSTING MODEL
L Liu, L Fu, Y Jiang
pag. 523 :: OPTIMAL DESIGN METHOD FOR BUILDINGS & URBAN ENERGY SYSTEMSUSING GENETIC ALGORITHMS
R Ooka, K Komamura
pag. 529 :: METHODOLOGY FOR OPTIMIZING THE OPERATION OF HEATING/COOLINGPLANTS WITH MULTI-HEAT SOURCE EQUIPMENTS USING SIMULATION
FL Wang, H Yoshida, E Ono, H Shingu
pag. 537 :: HYDRAULIC MODELING OF LARGE DISTRICT ENERGY SYSTEMS FORPLANNING PURPOSES
C Xu, Q Chen, D Claridge, D Turner, S Deng
pag. 546 :: PREDICTION OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND THERMAL ENVIRONMENT OFRESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS UTILIZING PEFC-CGS COMBINED FLOOR HEATINGSYSTEM
N Ayagaki, A Ozaki, H Takaguchi, H Kuroki, T Watanabe
pag. 554 :: MULTI-PURPOSE EVALUATION OF URBAN ENERGY SYSTEM BY A SIMULATIONMODEL
S Hashimoto, Y Yamaguchi, Y Shimoda, M Mizuno
pag. 562 :: A SIMPLIFIED HOT WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MODEL
LX Gu
pag. 569 :: PREDICTION ABOUT PROGRESS IN PERFORMANCE OF DISTRICT HEATINGANDCOOLING SYSTEM USING COMBINED HEAT AND POWER
R Kubara, Y Shimoda, T Nagota, N Isayama, M Mizuno
pag. 575 :: SIMULATION ON HYDRAULIC HEATING SYSTEM OF BUILDING UNDER THECONTROL OF THERMOSTAT RADIATOR VALVES
BP Xu, L Fu, HF Di
pag. 580 :: STUDY ON OPTIMIZING THE OPERATOIN OF HEAT SOURCE EQUIPMENTS IN ANACTUAL HEATING/COOLING PLANT USING SIMULATION
E Ono, H Yoshida, FL Wang, H Shingu
pag. 588 :: VALIDATION OF A FULLY-MIXED MODEL FOR SIMULATING GAS-FIRED WATERSTORAGE TANKS
WM Wang, I Beausoleil-Morrison, M Thomas, A Fergus
pag. 596 :: DEVELOPMENT OF FAST CALCULATION METHOD FOR AMMONIAREFRIGERATION CYCLE AND PARAMETER ADJUSTMENT WITH GENETICALGORI 596
E Togashi, S Tanabe, T Ataku
pag. 604 :: ALL YEAR HEATING AND COOLING LOAD ANALYSIS FOR SMALL HOTELBUILDINGS IN GUIYANG CITY CHINA
YL Yang, BZ Li, RM Yao
pag. 607 :: PERFORMANCE NUMERICAL ANALYSIS ON AN INTERNALLY-COOLED LIQUIDDESICCANT DEHUMIDIFIER
XM Chang, XH Liu, Y Jiang
pag. 614 :: HCR OF HEAT PUMP ROOM AIR CONDITIONER IN CHINA
BL Wang, WX Shi, Q Chen
pag. 619 :: EFFECTS OF WEATHERS AND INDOOR TEMPERATURES ON PERFORMANCE OFENERGY RECOVERY VENTILATOR
YP Zhou, JY Wu, RZ Wang
pag. 624 :: ENERGY SAVING ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE DIFFERENCE CONTROLOFFREQUENCY CONVERSION VARIABLE WATER FLOW SYSTEM
XY Wu, CZ Yang, DS Wu, F Zhan
pag. 629 :: TECHNIQUE OF UNCERTAINTY AND SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS FORSUSTAINABLE BUILDING ENERGY SYSTEMS PERFORMANCE CALCULATIONS
P Kotek, F Jordán, K Kabele, J Hensen
pag. 637 :: SIMULATION OF A NEW TYPE GAS-FIRED AIR-COOLED AIR-CONDITIONER . 637
L Wang, X Xu, AH Ma, YH Guo, XW Zhou
pag. 642 :: SIMULATION ANALYSIS ON THE FRESH AIR HANDLING UNIT WITH LIQUIDDESICCANT TOTAL HEAT RECOVERY
XY Xie, YD Tang, XQ Yi, SQ Liu, Y Jiang
pag. 649 :: A MULTI-CRITERIA PERFORMANCE STUDY OF AN INTEGRATEDDEMAND/SUPPLY ENERGY SYSTEM FOR LOW AND ZERO CARBON TECHNOLOGIESWITHIN DOMESTIC BUILDING DESIGN
J Kim, J Clarke, J Hong, C Johnstone, P Strachan, I Hwang, H Lee
pag. 657 :: HYDRAULICS, PERFORMANCE AND COMFORT OF GROUND COUPLEDHEATING-COOLING SYSTEMS
R Dott, C Wemhöner, T Afjei
pag. 665 :: ANALYSIS OF THE POTENTIAL OF USING PHOTOVOLTAIC AND WIND-TURBINEENERGY SYSTEMS IN THE CANADIAN RESIDENTIAL SECTOR
AM Syed, AS Fung, VI Ugursal
pag. 673 :: THE UTILIZATION OF GSHP IN THE YANGTZE RIVER AREA
JB Chen, JG Peng, GQ Zhang, J Zhou
pag. 678 :: A ZONAL APPROACH FOR MODELING STRATIFIED SOLAR TANKS
D Blandin, D Caccavelli, G Krauss, H Bouia
pag. 684 :: PREHEATING OF SUPPLY AIR THROUGH AN EARTH TO AIR HEAT EXCHANGERCOUPLED WITH A SOLAR CHIMNEY
JC da Silva
pag. 689 :: HOW DO PEOPLE INTERACT WITH BUILDINGS`ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS?AN EMPRICAL CASE STUDY OF AN OFFICE BUILDING
E Kabir, A Mohammadi, A Mahdavi, C Pröglhöf
pag. 696 :: VALIDATION OF THE PROBABILISTIC METHODOLOGY TO GENERATE ACTUALINHABITANTS’ BEHAVIOR SCHEDULES FOR ACCURATE PREDICTION OF MAXIMUMENERGY REQUIREMENT
J Tanimoto, A Hagishima, H Sagara
pag. 703 :: A NEW COMPOSITE FIRE EVACUATION (CFE) MODELBASED ON HUMANBEHAVIOR 703
T Chen,R Yang,ZH Sun,WG Weng
pag. 709 :: A WINDOW OPENING ALGORITHM AND UK OFFICE TEMPERATURE: FIELDRESULTS AND THERMAL SIMULATION
HB Rijal, P Tuohy, F Nicol, MA Humphreys, J Clarke
pag. 717 :: COMFORT DRIVEN ADAPTIVE WINDOW OPENING BEHAVIOR ANDTHEINFLUENCE OF BUILDING DESIGN
P Tuohy, HB Rijal, MA Humphreys, JF Nicol, A Samue, J Clarke
pag. 725 :: THERMAL MODEL OF HUMAN BODY TEMPERATURE REGULATIONCONSIDERING INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCE
S Takada, H Kobayashi, T Matsushita
pag. 732 :: PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL MODEL OF LOCAL THERMALSENSATION UNDER LOCAL COOLING
YF Zhang, RY Zhao
pag. 737 :: TRANSITIONAL SPACES IN SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL: MATHEMATICAL MODELINGAND EMPIRICAL CALIBRATION FOR THERMAL COMFORT ASSESSMENT
LM Monteiro, MP Alucci
pag. 745 :: AN INTEGRATED ADAPTIVE MODEL FOR OVERHEATING RISK PREDICTION 745
D Robinson, F Haldi
pag. 751 :: A NEW SIMULATION SYSTEM TO PREDICT HUMAN-ENVIRONMENT THERMALINTERACTIONS IN NATURALLY VENTILATED BUILDINGS
T Yang, PC Cropper, MJ Cook, R Yousaf, D Fiala
pag. 757 :: STOCHASTIC SIMULATION OF OCCUPANT PRESENCE AND BEHAVIOUR INBUILDING 757
J Page, D Robinson, J Scartezzini
pag. 765 :: USER CONTROL OF INDOOR-ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS IN BUILDINGS:AN EMPIRICAL CASE STUDY
L Lambeva, A Mahdavi
pag. 772 :: MODELING USER CONTROL OF LIGHTING AND SHADING DEVICES IN OFFICEBUILDINGS: AN EMPIRICAL CASE STUDY
A Mohammadi, E Kabir, A Mahdavi, C Pröglhöf
pag. 779 :: THE INFLUENCES OF MOVING HUMAN IN A VENTILATION ROOM
TF Deng, Q Zhang, GQ Zhang
pag. 787 :: MULTIVARIATE PREDICTIVE WINDOW BLIND CONTROL MODELS FORINTELLIGENT BUILDING FAÇADE SYSTEMS
V Inkarojrit
pag. 795 :: COMFORT MODEL FOR LOCAL COOLING
YF Zhang, RY Zhao
pag. 801 :: BUILDING USE MODES IMPACT ON SIMULATION RESULTS AND SCHEMEEVALUA 801
Y Gao, XL Zhang, D Yan
pag. 805 :: COMPARISON OF TWO MODELS FOR HUMAN EVACUATING SIMULATION INLARGE BUILDING SPACES
B Zhao, H Xiao, Y Wang, YB Wang
pag. 810 :: PROBABILITY-BASED INVERSE MODELING ALGORITHM FOR INDOORPOLLUTANT SOURCE TRACKING
X Liu, ZQ Zhai
pag. 818 :: CONTAMINANT DISPERSION IN PERSONAL DISPLACEMENT VENTILATION. 818
CQ Yang, XD Yang, Y Xu, J Srebric
pag. 825 :: NUMERICAL ANALYSIS ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RATE OF OUTDOORAIR SUPPLY AND TOTAL AIR AGE
RY Li, XT Li
pag. 832 :: OPTIMIZATION OF THE POSITIONS OF INDOOR CONTAMINANT SOURCES ANDSINKS BY USING A NEW CONCEPTION-SPATIAL FLOW INFLUENCE FACTOR
XK Wang, YP Zhang, W Deng, XF Li
pag. 837 :: MODELING HUMAN EXPOSURE TO PARTICLES IN INDOOR ENVIRONMENTSUSING A DRIFT-FLUX MODEL
NP Gao, JL Niu
pag. 844 :: PROBE-PM—A CODE TO SIMULATE PARTICLE TRANSPORT IN VENTILATIONSYSTEM
B Yan, B Zhao
pag. 849 :: APPLICATION OF A WHOLE ROOM INDOOR AIR QUALITY (IAQ) MODEL
F Li, JL Niu
pag. 854 :: RESPONSE OF CONTAMINANT DETECTION SENSORS AND SENSOR SYSTEMS INA COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT CABIN
S Mazumdar, QY Chen
pag. 862 :: THE IMPACT OF TRAFFIC-RELATED POLLUTANT ON INDOOR AIR QUALITY INBUILDINGS NEAR MAIN ROADS
J Liu, JN Zhao, DX Sun
pag. 870 :: PREDICTION OF AIR QUALITY CONSIDERING THE CONCEALED AIR LEAKS OFHOUSES . 870
M Hayashi, H Osawa, Y Honma, M Matsui
pag. 878 :: USING ENERGY SIMULATION TO OPERATIVE TEMPERATURE EVALUATION 878
V Zmrhal, F Drkal
pag. 886 :: INDOOR HUMIDITY INFLUENCED BY THE STACK EFFECT INHIGH-RISERESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
BS Kim, S Park, J Lee, T Lim
pag. 892 :: HUMAN HEALTH DAMAGES DUE TO INDOOR SOURCES OF RADON IN LIFECYCLE ASSESSMENT OF DWELLINGS
A Meijer
pag. 900 :: CFD SIMULATION OF INTER-FLAT AIR CROSS-CONTAMINATION—A POSSIBLETRANSMISSION PATH OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES
XP Liu, JL Niu, NP Gao, M Perino,P Heiselberg
pag. 907 :: NUMERICAL VALUE RESEARCH ON BAKE-OUT TECHNOLOGY WITH DILUTIONVENTILATION FOR BUILDING MATERIALS
Y Lu, J Liu, BN Lu, AX Jiang, JR Zhang, B Xie, J Li, L Zhang
pag. 912 :: APPLICATION OF PROBABILISTIC SIMULATION AND BAYESIAN DECISIONTHEORY IN THE SELECTION OF MOLD REMEDIATION ACTIONS
HJ Moon, G Augenbroe
pag. 919 :: A RSM MODEL FOR THE PREDICTION OF HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER IN AVENTILATED ROOM
F Kuznik, J Brau, G Rusaouen
pag. 927 :: STUDY ON THE AIR MOVEMENT CHARACTER IN SOLAR WALL SYSTEM
Y Li, X Duanmu, Y Sun, J Li, H Jia
pag. 932 :: FLOW SIMULATION FOR DESIGN OF VENTILATION SYSTEMS IN ANIMALHOUSES
H Mueller, K Krause
pag. 937 :: PLANT OPTIMIZATION PROGRAM (POP) AND ITS APPLICATION IN RATE MODELFOR A LARGE DISTRICT ENERGY AND COMBINED HEAT AND POWER SYSTEM
Q Chen, C Xu, D Claridge, D Turner, S Deng
pag. 945 :: CFD ASSESSMENTS WITHIN STRONGLY TRANSIENT DOMAINS
A Samuel, J Hand
pag. 952 :: TOWARD REAL-TIME INDOOR AIRFLOW SIMULATIONS FOR IMMERSIVEVISUALIZATION USING ADAPTIVE LOCALIZATION METHOD
R Srinivasan, A Malkawi
pag. 958 :: SIMULATION-BASED PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF SLIT-TYPEVENTILATION SYSTEM FOR DOMESTIC BUILDINGS IN KOREA
I Yook, D Kim, Y Jung, J Kang, S Lee, J Kim
pag. 964 :: AIRFLOW NETWORK MODELING IN ENERGYPLUS
LX Gu
pag. 972 :: UTILIZING HIGH PERFORMANCE SUPERCOMPUTING FACILITIES FORINTERACTIVE THERMAL COMFORT ASSESSMENT
C van Treeck, P Wenisch, A Borrmann, M Pfaffinger, N Cenic, E Rank
pag. 980 :: VALIDATION OF FAST FLUID DYNAMICS FOR ROOM AIRFLOW
WD Zuo, QY Chen
pag. 984 :: BUOYANCY-DRIVEN NATURAL VENTILATION OF A ROOM WITH LARGEOPENINGS. 984
R Li, A Pitts, YG Li
pag. 992 :: PREDICTING NATURAL VENTILATION IN A TWO-ZONE BUILDING DRIVEN BYCOMBINED FORCES
ZW Luo, YG Li
pag. 999 :: PRESSURE COEFFICIENT SIMULATED BY CFD FOR WIND-DRIVENVENTILATION ANALYSIS
D Cóstola, M Alucci
pag. 1007 :: QUANTIFYING THE PERFORMANCE OF NATURAL VENTILATION
IA Macdonald, JT Reardon
pag. 1013 :: UNCERTAINTY AND SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF NATURAL VENTILATION INHIGH-RISE APARTMENT BUILDINGS
S Hyun, C Park, G Augenbroe
pag. 1021 :: NUMERICAL STUDY OF CIRCULAR JET DIFFUSER FOR TASK VENTILATION OFUNDER-FLOOR AIR SUPPLY SYSTEM IN TROPICS
B Yang, SC Sekhar
pag. 1027 :: ENERGY ANALYSIS OF VENTILATED ROOF WITHEXTENDED TOP IN HOTREGIONS . 1027
P Wang, GQ Zhang, Q Zhang, MJ Xie
pag. 1034 :: INTEGRATION OF A MULTIZONE AIRFLOW MODEL INTO A THERMALSIMULATION PROGRAM
RL Jensen, K Grau, PK Heiselberg
pag. 1041 :: AIRFLOW AND TEMPERATURE FIELD CALCULATIONS FOR WINTER SPORTSFACILITI 1041
A Frisque
pag. 1048 :: INFLUENCE ANALYSIS OF NEUTRAL PLANE ON VENTILATION IN WORKSHOP 1048
QH Luo, ZH Liu, GF Tang
pag. 1054 :: BUILDING REGULATION AND THERMAL COMFORT: THE OPENING TYPOLOGYINFLUENCE ON NATURAL COOLING INSIDE OFFICE BUILDINGS IN MACEIÓ
C Cândido, L Bittencourt, A Sacramento
pag. 1062 :: INFLUENCE ANALYSIS OF STACK EFFECT ON ODOR DISPERSION FROM UNITTO CORE IN THE HIGH-RISE RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
H Suh, BS Kim, T Kim, J Lim
pag. 1069 :: NUMERICAL SIMULATION AND EXPERIMENT RESEARCH OF AIRORGANIZATION IN AIR-CONDITIONED PASSENGER CAR
DC Zhang, PF Weng
pag. 1075 :: CREATING WEATHER FILES FOR CLIMATE CHANGE AND URBANIZATIONIMPACTS ANALYSIS
DB Crawley
pag. 1083 :: NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF OUTDOOR THERMAL ENVIRONMENT FOR ASUSTAINABLE LAKE TOWN
J Yoon, C Hsieh, H Chen, R Ooka, S Kato, R Ishizaki, K Miisho, R Kudoh
pag. 1090 :: DEVELOPING COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS CONDITIONS FOR URBANNATURAL VENTILAITON STUDY
JQ Li, IC Ward
pag. 1097 :: A NEW SIMULATION SYSTEM FOR RADIATION CALCULATION WHEN OPAQUEAND HALF TRANSPARENT OBJECTS EXIT TEGOTHER
BR Lin, XF Li, YX Zhu
pag. 1103 :: HEURISTIC USE OF ENERGY SIMULATIONS IN BUILDING DESIGN
YC Huang, CQ Zhai, KP Lam
pag. 1109 :: THERMAL ENVIRONMENT OF OUTDOOR UNITS OF VRV SYSTEM IN HIGH-RISEBUILDING
G Wang, YF Hu, ST Hu
pag. 1115 :: ESTIMATING THE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE AND URBANIZATION ONBUILDING PERFORMANCE
DB Crawley
pag. 1123 :: COOLING EFFECTS OF WATERWAYS ON THERMAL COMFORT IN URBANDISTRICTS DURING SUMMER
N Umemiya, M Kawamoto, R Okura, T Tanaka
pag. 1131 :: CHANGES OF THE MICRO-CLIMATE AND BUILDING COOLING LOADDUE TOTHE GREEN EFFECT OF A RESTORED STREAM IN SEOUL, KOREA
S Han, S Mun, J Huh
pag. 1139 :: APPLICATION OF NUMERICAL SIMULATION IN ASSESSMENT OFMICROCLIMATIC CONDITION IN URBAN AREAS
K Klemm
pag. 1146 :: THREE DIMENSIONAL NUMERICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF WIND ENVIRONMENTAROUND LANQIYING BUILDINGS
JG Chen, Y Liu, R Yang, SF Shen
pag. 1150 :: DISCUSSION ON GRID SIZE AND COMPUTATION DOMAIN IN CFD SIMULATIONOF PEDESTRIAN WIND ENVIRONMENT AROUND BUILDINGS
WZ Xiang, HS Wang
pag. 1157 :: RESEARCH ON PREDICTION OF WIND ENVIRONMENT AROUND OUTDOORGROUP OBJECTS
J Ma, XF Li, BR Lin
pag. 1162 :: FACADE DESIGN OPTIMIZATION FOR DAYLIGHT WITH A SIMPLEGENETICALGO 1162
SL Torres, Y Sakamoto
pag. 1168 :: IMPROVING NATURAL LIGHT IN CLASSROOM SPACES WITH LOCAL TREES:SIMULATION ANALYSIS UNDER THE DESERT CONDITIONS OF THE UAE
KA Al-Sallal, L Ahmed
pag. 1175 :: INCORPORATING SIMULATION INTO BUILDING SYSTEMS CONTROL LOGIC 1175
A Mahdavi, B Spasojevic
pag. 1182 :: COMPUTATIONAL APPROACH FOR DETERMINING THE DIRECTIONALITY OFLIGHT: DIRECTIONAL-TO-DIFFUSE RATIO
M Inanici
pag. 1189 :: DAYLIGHT SIMULATION FOR CODE COMPLIANCE: CREATING A DECISIONTOOL
K Stewart, M Donn
pag. 1197 :: DYNAMIC SIMULATION OF BLIND CONTROL STRATEGIES FORVISUALCOMFORT AND ENERGY BALANCE ANALYSIS
J Wienold
pag. 1205 :: CALIBRATED SKY LUMINANCE MAPS FOR ADVANCED DAYLIGHTSIMULATION APPLICATIONS
B Spasojevic, A Mahdavi
pag. 1211 :: THE DAYLIGHT COEFFICIENT METHOD AND COMPLEX FENESTRATION
A Laouadi, CF Reinhart, D Bourgeois
pag. 1219 :: ACOUSTICS OF ATRIA: CONTRASTING MEASUREMENT AND MODELINGRESULTS
A Mahdavi, J Pak, J Lechleitner
pag. 1227 :: DAYLIGHTING AND LIGHTING SAVING ANALYSIS OF OFFICE BUILDINGS INNORTH CHINA
HB Chen, DY Li, ZY Shao, KT Chan
pag. 1232 :: A SIMULATION OF DAYLIGHT LEVELS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF VISUALCOMFORT IN LARGE SPACES
M Angelo, M Daniele, P Salvatore
pag. 1238 :: ANALYSIS AND IMPROVEMENT OF STACK EFFECT FOR THE STAIRCASEOFAPARTMENTS IN FIRE ACCIDENTS IN TAIWAN
CH Su, MH Su, WH Lin, JH Liu
pag. 1246 :: COUPLING SIMULATION ON SUBWAY TUNNEL SMOKE PROPAGATION
W Deng, XF Li, YX Zhu
pag. 1254 :: NUMERICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON OPTIMAL RUNNING MODE OFSMOKE EXTRACTION SYSTEM IN A SUBWAY STATION IN BEIJING
YX Yang, C Chen, HM Fan, L Qu, ML Ren
pag. 1262 :: A STUDY OF OPTIMAL ARRANGE OF VENT IN A SUBWAY STATION
W Zhong, HB Wang, W Peng
pag. 1267 :: SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF INDOOR GAS LEAKAGE
Y Wu, E Yu, Y Xu
pag. 1272 :: REAL-TIME DETERMINATION OF INDOOR CONTAMINANT SOURCE LOCATIONAND STRENGTH, PART I: WITH ONE SENSOR
H Cai, XT Li, WD Long, XB Ma
pag. 1279 :: REAL-TIME DETERMINATION OF INDOOR CONTAMINANT SOURCE LOCATIONAND STRENGTH, PART II: WITH TWO SENSORS
H Cai, XT Li, WD Long
pag. 1284 :: A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON EVALUATION METHODS OF EMERGENCYVENTILATION STRATEGIES
L Zhao, XT Li
pag. 1291 :: VISION-BASED LOCATION SENSING AND SELF-UPDATING INFORMATIONMODELS FOR SIMULATION-BASED BUILDING CONTROL STRATEGIES
A Mahdavi, O Icoglu, S Camara
pag. 1299 :: APPLICATION OF MODELING AND SIMULATION IN FAULT DETECTION ANDDIAGNOSIS OF HVAC SYSTEMS
LL Lan, YM Chen
pag. 1307 :: APPLICATION OF SIMULATION TO SOLVE HUNTING PROBLEM IN VAV SYSTEM 1307
Z Han, YX Zhu, CH Xia, GH Xu
pag. 1313 :: SENSOR FAULT DETECTION AND DIAGNOSIS FOR VAV SYSTEM BASED ONPRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS
XW Yi, YM Chen
pag. 1319 :: DEVELOPMENT OF SUPERVISORY CONTROL STRATEGY FOR ONLINECONTROL OF CENTRAL COOLING WATER SYSTEMS
SW Wang, ZJ Ma, XH Xu
pag. 1327 :: DEVELOPING WEB-SERVICES FOR DISTRIBUTED CONTROL AND BUILDINGPERFORMANCE SIMULATION USING RUN-TIME COUPLING
A Yahiaoui, J Hensen, L Soethout, D van Paassen
pag. 1334 :: SIMULATION STUDY ON ESTIMATION METHOD FOR FLOW RATE INAIRCONDITIONING SYSTEM WITH WATER THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE
K Takeshima, K Sagara, T Yamanaka, H Kotani
pag. 1341 :: ADVANCED ZONE SIMULATION IN ENERGYPLUS: INCORPORATION OFVARIABLE PROPERTIES AND PHASE CHANGE MATERIAL (PCM) CAPABILITY
CO Pedersen
pag. 1346 :: SIMULATION OF ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN ENERGYPLUS
PG Ellis, PA Torcellini, DB Crawley
pag. 1354 :: DIFFERENTIAL TIME SCALE SOLUTIONS FOR DYNAMIC BOUNDARYCONDITIONS WITHIN WHOLE-BUILDING ENERGY SIMULATION
D Bourgeois, CF Reinhart
pag. 1361 :: EFFECT OF TELECOMMUTING ON ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN RESIDENTIALAND NON-RESIDENTIAL SECTORS
Y Shimoda, Y Yamaguchi, K Kawamoto, J Ueshige, Y Iwai, M Mizuno
pag. 1369 :: COMPARISON OF THREE IAQ CALCULATION METHODS
C Muller, WBM Stanley
pag. 1377 :: IMPACT OF THE U.S. NATIONAL BUILDING INFORMATION MODEL STANDARD(NBIMS) ON BUILDING ENERGY PERFORMANCE SIMULATION
V Bazjanac
pag. 1383 :: UNCERTAINTY ANALYSIS FOR BUILDING PERFORMANCE SIMULATION –ACOMPARISON OF FOUR TOOLS
C Hopfe, C Struck, P Kotek, J van Schijndel, J Hensen, W Plokker
pag. 1389 :: STUDY OF COOLING SYSTEM WITH WATER MIST SPRAYERS?FUNDAMENTALEXAMINATION OF PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION AND COOLING EFFECTS ?
Y Hideki, Y Gyuyoug, O Masaya, O Hiroyasu
pag. 1395 :: DEVELOPMENT OF NEW FACADES BY COMBINED MODELING OF THERMALSOUND AND VENTILATION ASPECTS AT EARLY DESIGN PHASES
R Lorenz
pag. 1403 :: TOWARDS A DIGITAL REPRESENTATION OF PHYSICAL PHENOMENA TO ASSESSCOMFORT IN FUTURE ENVIRONMENTS
DA Schwede
pag. 1411 :: SHORT-TERM PREDICTION OF WEATHER PARAMETERS USING ONLINEWEATHER FORECASTS
Y Zhang, VI Hanby
pag. 1418 :: COMPARISON OF CO-SIMULATION APPROACHES FOR BUILDING AND HVAC/RSYSTEM SIMULATION
M Trcka, M Wetter,J Hensen
pag. 1426 :: NUMERICAL PREDICTION OF NATURAL CONVECTION OCCURRING INBUILDING COMPONENTS USING LATTICE BOLTZMANN METHOD
F Kuznik, G Krauss, G Rusaouen
pag. 1434 :: ON SUPPORTING DESIGN DECISIONS IN CONCEPTUAL DESIGN ADDRESSINGSPECIFICATION UNCERTAINTIES USING PERFORMANCE SIMULATION
C Struck, J Hensen
pag. 1440 :: THE BUILDING CONTROLS VIRTUAL TEST BED – A SIMULATIONENVIRONMENT FOR DEVELOPING AND TESTING CONTROL ALGORITHMS,STRATEGIES AND SYSTEMS
P Haves, P Xu
pag. 1447 :: THE POWERDOMUS ENVIRONMENT FOR SIMULATING HVAC SYSTEMS
N Mendes, RM Barbosa, R Oliveira, BL Reis
pag. 1455 :: BENEFITS OF BIM IN THE THERMAL PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
T Laine, R Hänninen, A Karola
pag. 1462 :: DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF TEST CASES FOR COMPARINGVERTICAL GROUND HEAT EXCHANGER MODELS
M Bernier, M Kummert, S Bertagnolio
pag. 1470 :: COMPARISON BETWEEN MONITORING AND SIMULATING AN IMPORTANT STEPFORWARD FOR MODEL RELIABILITY
F Stazi, CD Perna, LD Prete, A Stazi
pag. 1477 :: IDENTIFY CONTAMINANT SOURCES IN AIRLINER CABINS BY INVERSEMODELING OF CFD WITH INFORMATION FROM A SENSOR
TF Zhang, QY Chen
pag. 1485 :: ANALYSIS ON THE WELL-MIXING ASSUMPTIONS USED IN MULTIZONEAIRFLOW NETWORK MODELS
LZ Wang, QY Chen
pag. 1491 :: CFD MODELLING OF DOUBLE-SKIN FAÇADES WITH VENETIAN BLINDS
Y Ji, MJ Cook, VI Hanby, DG Infield, DL Loveday, L Mei
pag. 1499 :: DELIVERING BUILDING SIMULATION INFORMATION VIA NEWCOMMUNICATION MEDIA
L Prazeres, J Clarke, J Hand, J Kim
pag. 1506 :: COUPLING STRATEGIES FOR COMBINED SIMULATION USING MULTIZONE ANDBUILDING ENVELOPE MODELS
A Nicolai, JS Zhang, J Grunewald
pag. 1514 :: COMPARISON OF CROWD SIMULATION FOR BUILDING EVACUATION ANDANALTERNATIVE APPROACH
N Pelechano ,A Malkawi
pag. 1522 :: COMPUTER MODEL OF A UNIVERSITY BUILDING USING THE ENERGYPLUSPROGRA 1522
D Monfet, R Zmeureanu, R Charneux, N Lemire
pag. 1530 :: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE IFC AND GBXML INFORMATIONALINFRASTRUCTURES FOR DATA EXCHANGE IN COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN SUPPORTENVIRONMENTS
B Dong, KP Lam, YC Huang, GM Dobbs
pag. 1538 :: THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A SIMULATION CAPABILITY TO SUPPORT THEENGLAND AND WALES BUILDING REGULATIONS 2006
R Raslan, M Davies, T Oreszczyn
pag. 1543 :: REGRESSION ANALYSIS OF ELECTRIC ENERGY CONSUMPTION OFCOMMERCIAL BUILDINGS IN BRAZIL
FS Westphal, R Lamberts
pag. 1551 :: BUILDING SIMULATION 2007: THE STUDY ON THE SIMPLE HVAC INTERFACEOF ENERGYPLUS IN CHINESE
JJ Liu, WS Li, XJ Zhou
pag. 1557 :: ENERGY BASED DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR FACILITIES MANAGEMENT:INTEGRATION OF DATA/WEB MINING, KNOWLEDGE BASE AND THERMALSIMULATION
A Malkawi, R Srinivasan
pag. 1564 :: SIMULATION SUPPORT IN DESIGNING THE TRANSFORMATION OF URBANBUILDING STOCK AND ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE
Y Yamaguchi, Y Shimoda, M Mizuno
pag. 1572 :: SENSOR-BASED INFORMATION MODELING FOR LIFE CYCLE COMMISSIONINGOF RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
Y Chiou, KP Lam
pag. 1580 :: THE LIFECYCLE COSTING SIMULATION FOR BUILDING CONSTRUCTION ANDMAINTENANCE IN ND MODELLING
CF Fu, J Tah, G Aouad
pag. 1587 :: DATA-CENTRIC SIMULATION INTEROPERABILITY USING THE DESTSIMULATION PLATFORM
YK Yi, J Lee, A Malkawi, C Wang, Y Jiang, D Yan
pag. 1595 :: A LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT METHOD FOR BUILDINGS
DJ Gu, LJ Gu, YX Zhu
pag. 1601 :: DEVELOPMENT OF A DATA MODEL FOR ENERGY CONSUMPTION ANALYSISAND PREDICTION OF LARGE-SCALE COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
FT Song, Y Jiang, A Mouel, JJ Roux
pag. 1610 :: DEVELOPMENT OF HVAC SYSTEM SIMULATION TOOL FOR LIFE CYCLEENERGY MANAGEMENTPART 1: OUTLINE OF THE DEVELOPED SIMULATION TOOLFOR LIFE CYCLE ENERGY MANAGEMENT
M Ito, S Murakami, T Nobe, Y Sakamoto, M Okumiya, H Niwa, S Tokita, K Matsunawa, YSuigihara, M Sato, Y Murayama, T Shiboi, T Ichikawa, Y Furuta, A Funatani, J Hamane, RMuranishi, T Kusafuka
pag. 1616 :: DEVELOPMENT OF HVAC SYSTEM SIMULATION TOOL FOR LIFE CYCLEENERGY MANAGEMENTPART 2: DEVELOPMENT OF COMPONENT MODELS FORHVAC EQUIPMENTS
Y Sugihara, H Niwa, M Ito, S Tokita, H Tanaka, T Watanabe, M Yoshinaga, K Miura, H Komoda,Y Miyajima, T Yasutomo, H Yamaguchi
pag. 1623 :: DEVELOPMENT OF HVAC SYSTEM SIMULATION TOOL FOR LIFE CYCLEENERGY MANAGEMENTPART 3:CASE STUDIES USING DEVELOPED TOOL ON EACHPHASE OF LIFE CYCLE
M Okumiya, H Niwa, Y Sugihara, M Itou, M Yoshinaga, T Yanai, K Shibata, K Kamitani, S Tokita,T Fujikake, G Yoon
pag. 1630 :: A FURTHER STEP IN ENVIRONMENT AND BIOCLIMATIC ANALYSIS: THESOFTWARE TOOL SOLENE
F Miguet
pag. 1638 :: EVALUATION ON ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF WINDOWSIN DIFFERENT CLIMATEZONES OF CHINA
SS Fang, YM Chen
pag. 1645 :: EFFECTIVENESS OF ENERGY CONSERVATION MEASURES IN RESIDENTIALSECTOR OF JAPANESE CITIES
A Taniguchi, Y Shimoda, T Asahi, Y Yamaguchi, M Mizuno
pag. 1653 :: THE ROLE OF DSM+C TO FACILITATE THE INTEGRATION OF RENEWABLEENERGY AND LOW CARBON ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES WITHIN BUILDINGS
J Clarke, J Hong, CM Johnstone, NJ Kelly
pag. 1661 :: FACES (FORECASTS OF AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEM’S ENERGY,ENVIRONMENTAL, AND ECONOMICAL PERFORMANCE BY SIMULATION)
F Sakurai, T Inooka, R Yanagihara, E Higashizawa, J Hamane, T Fujii, H Nishihata, H Hayashi, FArizumi, H Ninomiya, K Koike, N Shinohara
pag. 1669 :: DAYLIGHT1-2-3 – A STATE-OF-THE-ART DAYLIGHTING/ENERGY ANALYSISSOFTWARE FOR INITIAL DESIGN INVESTIGATIONS
C Reinhart, D Bourgeois, F Dubrous, A Laouadi, P Lopez, O Stelescu
pag. 1677 :: FAST EVALUATION OF SUSTAINABLE HEATING AND COOLING STRATEGIESFOR SOLAR HOMES WITH INTEGRATED ENERGY AND CFD MODELING
J Spencer, ZQ Zhai
pag. 1684 :: BSOL : A STRAIGHTFORWARD APPROACH TO OPTIMIZE BUILDING COMFORTAND ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN EARLY DESIGN PROCESS.
M Bonvin, G Morand, P Seppey
pag. 1690 :: SIMULATION ENHANCED PROTOTYING OF AN EXPERIMENTAL SOLAR HOUSE 1690
R Choudhary, G Ugenbroe, R Gentry, H Hu
pag. 1698 :: OPTIMIZATION FOR ENHANCING COLLABORATIVE DESIGN
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pag. 1706 :: STUDY ON THE HYGROTHERMAL PERFORMANCE OF WOODENBASEMENT-SYSTEMS OF FLOATING HOUSES IN “PASSIVE HOUSE TECHNOLOGY” 1706
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pag. 1712 :: SIMULATIONS AS THE WAY OF BRIDGING THE GAPS BETWEEN DESIRED ANDACTUAL HYGROTHERMAL PERFORMANCE OF BUILDINGS
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pag. 1720 :: DESIGNING FOR PERFORMANCE: A CASE STUDY IN THE APPLIED SCIENCE OFAN ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIVE HIGH-RISE DESIGN
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pag. 1726 :: PERFORMANCE-BASED ENVELOPE DESIGN FOR RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS INHOT CLIMATES
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pag. 1734 :: THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTEGRATED BASED-SIMULATION DESIGN SUPPORTSYSTEM . 1734
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pag. 1740 :: BUSINESS SUCCESS THROUGH PROCESS BASED APPLICATION OF SIMULATION 1740
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pag. 1748 :: THE EFFECTS OF LEAKAGES IN ROOFS WITH VENTILATEDAIR LAYERS - A CFDAPPRO 1748
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pag. 1756 :: A STATISTICAL METHOD TO IMPROVE THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF AN OFFICEBUILDING
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pag. 1765 :: SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS OF THE ENERGY PERFORMANCE OF AN OFFICEBUILDING LOCATED IN RIO DE JANEIRO – BRAZIL -
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pag. 1770 :: HYGROTHERMAL ANALYSIS ON THE USE OF INTERNAL THERMALINSULATION SYSTEMS IN PORTUGUESE RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
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pag. 1778 :: NATURAL CONVECTION HEAT TRANSFER WITHIN VERTICALLY ECCENTRICDOMED SKYLIGHTS CAVITIES
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pag. 1785 :: NUMERICAL EVALUATION ON FLOOR COOLING CAPACITY IN AN AIRPORT 1785
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pag. 1792 :: A NEW MODEL TO CALCULATE THE DRYING OF CONCRETE
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pag. 1799 :: UNCERTAINTY AND SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS FOR DETAILED DESIGN SUPPORT 1799
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pag. 1805 :: SIMULATION AS A TOOL TO DEVELOP GUIDELINES FOR THE DESIGN OFSCHOOL SCHEMES FOR FOUR CLIMATIC REGIONS OF TURKIYE
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pag. 1813 :: DEVELOPMENT OF SUPPORT TOOL FOR OUTDOOR THERMALENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN OF URBAN/BUILDING USING NUMERICAL ANALYSIS 1813
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pag. 1820 :: THE DESIGN OF A COMFORTABLE THERMAL ENVIRONMENT BY SIMULATION:A CASE STUDY
HJ Li, BR Lin, X Zhou, YX Zhu, GZ Han, FB Meng
pag. 1826 :: NUMERICAL SIMULATIONS OF THE NATURAL VENTILATION DESIGN MIX OFELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLASSROOMS
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pag. 1831 :: MEETING THE CURRENT AND FUTURE UK CHALLENGES FOR SUSTAINABLEBUILDING DESIGNS – CASE STUDIES
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pag. 1839 :: BUILDING AN URBAN ENERGY PERFORMANCE FRAMEWORK: INTEGRATINGSPATIAL ANALYSIS AND BUILDING SIMULATION TOOLS FOR CAMPUS PLANNING 1839
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pag. 1846 :: ENERGY LABLING SYSTEM FOR RESIDENTIAL BUILDING IN CHINA
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pag. 1851 :: SIMULATION-BASED METHOD TO ASSESS BUILDING ENERGY CONSUMPTIONLEVEL AT OPERATION STAGE
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pag. 1858 :: SIMULATION OF HEAT FLOW FROM A LINE SOURCE IN SUPPORTOFDEVELOPMENT OF A THERMAL PROBE
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pag. 1866 :: THE ENERGY CONSUMPTION OF THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN OSAKA, JAPAN 1866
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pag. 1871 :: BUILDING ENERGY ANALYSIS AND SIMULATION OF CHANGSHA AREA
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pag. 1877 :: ANALYSIS OF BUILDING ENERGY EFFICIENCY STRATEGIES FOR THE HOTSUMMER AND COLD WINTER ZONE IN CHINA
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pag. 1883 :: USE OF SIMULATION TOOLS FOR MANAGING BUILDINGS ENERGY DEMAND 1883
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pag. 1890 :: ENERGY INDEX EVALUATION OF BUILDINGS IN FUNCTION OF THE EXTERNALT 1890
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pag. 1895 :: A COMPUTER SYSTEM FOR MULTI-CRITERIA COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OFBUILDING ENVELOPES
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pag. 1903 :: NATIONAL CALCULATION TOOL FOR EPBD ENERGY PERFORMANCECE 1903
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pag. 1910 :: COMPARING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF BUILDINGS WITH ECO-BAT
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pag. 1916 :: MODELLING AND SIMULATION OF BUILDING ENERGY CONSUMPTION: A CASESTUDY ON AN INSTITUTIONAL BUILDING IN CENTRAL QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA 1916
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pag. 1924 :: ENERGY STUDY OF A HABITATION USING A SOLAR THERMAL ANDPHOTOVOLTAIC INSTALLATION
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pag. 1931 :: ESTIMATION AND EVALUATION OF BUILDING CO2 EMISSIONAT KYUSHUUNIVERSITY, NEW CAMPUS
S Tabata, Y Akashi, Y Lee
pag. 1938 :: MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF NIGHT-TIME VENTILATION AND RADIANTCOOLING CONCEPTS APPLIED TO LOW ENERGY OFFICEBUILDINGS
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pag. 1946 :: PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF RESIDENTIAL COGENERATION SYSTEMS INCANADA USING A WHOLE-BUILDING SIMULATION APPROACH
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pag. 1954 :: COMPARING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS FROM ENERGY AND MATERIALSEMBODIED IN BUILDINGS AND USED DURING THEIR SERVICE LIFE.
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pag. 1962 :: LIFE CYCLE GREEN COST ASSESSMENT METHOD FOR GREEN BUILDINGDESIGN
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pag. 1968 :: APPLICATION AND VERIFICATION OFENERGY BASELINE ESTIMATIONMETHOD BY SIMULATION
M Miyata, H Yoshida, T Iwata, ZM Zhang, Y Tanabe, T Yanagisawa
pag. 1975 :: APPLICATION AS COMMISSIONING TOOL OF VARIOUS HVACSIMULATIONPROGRAMS AND VISUAL TOOLS
MJ Zheng, S Pan
pag. 1983 :: COUPLED ANALYTICAL TOOL OF VENTILATION CALCULATION AND CFD INANNEXATION SYSTEM OF COOL/HEAT TUBE AND NATURAL VENTILATION
S Pan, H Yoshida, MJ Zheng
pag. 1991 :: OPTIMAL OPERATION FOR HVAC SYSTEM WITH SEASONAL UNDERGROUNDTHERMAL STORAGE SYSTEM
M Miyata, H Yoshida, M Aono, T Takegawa, Y Nagura, Y Kobayashi, J Kim
pag. 1999 :: USING SIMULATION SOFTWARE CALIBRATION TESTS AS A CONSUMERGUIDE –A FEASIBILITY STUDY USING LIGHTING SIMULATION SOFTWARE
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