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Artificial intelligence and data-driven modeling are becoming more prominent in the building and construction sectors. Physics-based models usually require significant computational power and a considerable amount of time to simulate output.
Assessing the impact of building-induced aerodynamics effects on pedestrian comfort and safety at a large scale is of great interest to local governments, architects, urban planners, designers, and developers.
Many cities, states, and countries have set aggressive decarbonization goals in recent years. However, translating high level goals into day-to-day building performance modeling remains a challenge because there is a wide range of methodologies to quantify emissions.
SimClub is excited to have Victoria Herrero-Garcia present about Embodied Carbon, Whole Building Life Cycle Assessment (WBLCA), and answer important questions such as:
- What is embodied carbon and how to reduce it in buildings?
- How does embodied carbon relate to energy?
IBPSA-USA's Building Data Exchange subcommittee is hosting a webinar related to the advancements on various building data exchange formats.
IBPSA Project 1 develops open-source software that builds the basis of next generation computing tools for the design and operation of building and district energy and control systems.
gbXML.org and IBPSA-USA sponsored this gbXML webinar, originally presented o
The IBPSA-USA Boston Chapter promotes the science of building performance simulation in order to improve new and existing buildings worldwide while connecting Boston-area practitioners.
Many cities, states, and countries have set aggressive decarbonization goals in recent years. However, translating high level goals into day-to-day building performance modeling remains a challenge because there is a wide range of methodologies to quantify emissions.
This presentation, sponsored by cove.tool, will explore the challenges and opportunities to go from early stage to compliance level building energy modeling.
IBPSA-USA Research Committee Webinar: Best Practices for Writing Building Simulation Abstracts
This webinar presents a novel semantic representation and reasoning framework for use in enhancing emerging building applications such as fault detection and diagnostics (FDD), and commissioning (Cx).
IBPSA-USA's Building Data Exchange subcommittee is hosting a webinar related to raising awareness of some guidelines and tools related to building data exchange.
This 60 minute presentation, sponsored by cove.tool, will introduced the new Load Modeling features of cove.tool.
The use of building performance simulation is becoming a common norm as part of integrated design practices.
This Research Committee of IBPSA-USA webinar is free to view. End-use load profiles are critically important to understanding the time-sensitive value of energy efficiency, demand response, and other distributed energy resources.
COVID-19 has challenged our community to rethink the way buildings are designed and engineered. The exact placement of walls, HVAC elements, and furniture now affects people's safety from the virus as well as human comfort and energy consumption.
Please join the IBPSA-USA Architectural Simulations Subcommittee for their first ever virtual Happy Hour – IBPSA Mixa - and celebrate the summer solstice!
Free to view. The building industry is exploding with data sources that impact the energy performance of the built environment and health and well-being of occupants. Spreadsheets just don’t cut it anymore as the sole analytics tool for professionals in this field.
In this presentation, Krista Palen of Transsolar and Christoph Reinhart of the MIT Building Technology Program will discuss emerging simulation techniques across industry and academia, including applications of daylight, thermal, and natural ventilation simulation.
Software engineering has a lot in common with building design. A diverse, technical team of individuals work independently on a series of tasks that are intended to lead to an integrated product.
Research into the next generation of simulation tools and techniques is being carried out at universities, but much of this information is not transferred to the practitioners.
This videos has been free to view for all. This presentation will explore the challenges and opportunities to optimize hospital projects.
This videos has been made free to view for all. As buildings age, retrofits are becoming an increasingly important topic for the ever-growing and aging existing building stock. Following construction, a building's energy footprint typically remains relatively stagnant, effectivel
This video is free to view for all. Climate change is one of the biggest challenges faced by our generation with vast impacts on our planet and public health.
