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The second webinar of the series was held on Thursday, Sept. 1, 2016 by, Prof. Godfried Augenbroe. This session deals with identifying building performance in rigorous ways and making the role of simulations more explicit in design decisions.
The first webinar of the series was held on July 21, 2016 and provided a general view of the background and current state of building performance simulation.
This is a recording of an NYC Chapter webinar, held on 04/27/2016.
The presentation is part of Building Energy Modeling 101. The presentation discusses life cycle cost concept and its application in energy modeling.
This is a recording a webinar held on August 21, 2017. The IBPSA-USA New York, Chicago, Denver, Houston, North Texas and San Francisco Chapters had a joint webinar session: Nordstrom Tower - Daylighting Study.
Covers lighting, plugs loads and occupants. Addresses typical inputs and provides information about sources of typical input values.
Speakers: Erik Kolderup, Principal at Kolderup Consulting.
This video is part of the online learning course video series: Building Energy Modeling workshop BEM101.
This video is part of the online learning course video series: Building Energy Modeling workshop BEM101.
This video is part of the online learning course video series: Building Energy Modeling workshop BEM101.
This video is part of the online learning course video series: Building Energy Modeling workshop BEM101.
This video is part of the online learning course video series: Building Energy Modeling workshop BEM101.
What could be different between assumed and actual performance? M&V helps you understand. Learning whether, and why your design phase energy model matches the real performance is the purpose of M&V.
What could be different between assumed and actual performance? M&V helps you understand. Learning whether, and why your design phase energy model matches the real performance is the purpose of M&V.
What could be different between assumed and actual performance? M&V helps you understand. Learning whether, and why your design phase energy model matches the real performance is the purpose of M&V.
The third webinar of this series was held jointly by Charles ‘Chip’ Barnaby and Drury B Crawley. This webinar describes the weather data requirements of Building Performance Simulation (BPS) applications, how those data are represented and their available data sources.
