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Coupling a goal-oriented inverse method and proper generalized decomposition for fast and robust prediction of quantities of interest in building thermal problems
Embedding energy flexibility capability in air source heat pumps via third-party control: Insights from a field trial on residential buildings in England
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
Identifiability of the thermal performance of a building envelope from poorly informative data
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