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Building Performance Assessments in Solar Decathlon Europe 21/22: Expectations, Simulations and Measurements in an Interdisciplinary Learning Environment
Impact of solar gain estimation on heat loss coefficient determination using in-situ data: Comparing co-heating test with B-splines integrated grey-box modelling
Lean and interpretable digital twins for building energy monitoring – A case study with smart thermostatic radiator valves and gas absorption heat pumps
Characterising the Actual Thermal Performance of Buildings: Current Results of Common Exercises Performed in the Framework of the IEA EBC Annex 58-Project
On site characterisation of the overall heat loss coefficient: Comparison of different assessment methods by a blind validation exercise on a round robin test box
Mathematical development of an average method for estimating the reduction of the Heat Loss Coefficient of an energetically retrofitted occupied office building
Analysis of the influence of the definition of the interior dwelling temperature on the characterization of the heat loss coefficient via on-board monitoring
Field testing of the QUB method for assessing the thermal performance of dwellings: In situ measurements of the heat transfer coefficient of a circa 1950s detached house in UK
Post occupancy evaluation of 12 retrofit nZEB dwellings: The impact of occupants and high in-use interior temperatures on the predictive accuracy of the nZEB energy standard
First reliability assessment of the coheating test in a semi-desert climate. Identification of the performance gap regarding the Spanish regulation calculations
Investigation on performance of RGB point cloud and thermal information data fusion for 3D building thermal map modeling using aerial images under different experimental conditions
Co-cooling, simulation-based exploration of a new method to measure the heat transfer coefficient of a building envelope in hot climate and summer period
Control of Residential Space Heating for Demand Response Using Grey-box Models
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