Sustainable human-building ecosystems : selected papers from the First International Symposium on Sustainable Human-Building Ecosystems, October 5-6, 2015, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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Corporate Authors International Symposium on Sustainable Human-Building Ecosystems Pittsburgh, Pa., Research Coordination Network on Sustainable Human-Building Ecosystems (sponsoring body.)
Other Authors Zhu, Yimin (College teacher) (Editor), Lam, Khee Poh, 1956- (Editor), Tao, Yong X. (Editor)
Format Electronic eBook
LanguageEnglish
Published Reston, Virginia : American Society of Civil Engineers, [2015]
Subjects
Sustainable buildings > Congresses.
Architecture > Human factors > Congresses.
Buildings > Environmental engineering > Congresses.
elektronické knihy
electronic books
Online AccessFull text
ISBN9781523101726
1523101725
9780784479681
0784479682
Physical Description1 online resource (vi, 244 pages) : illustrations (some color)

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Table of Contents:
  • Human Ecology and Building Science : A Necessary Synthesis
  • Occupant Behaviors and Energy Use : Creating High-Performance People for High-Performance Buildings
  • Participatory Energy Management in Building Networks
  • One Size Does Not Fit All : Eco-Feedback Programs Require Tailored Feedback
  • Development of Non-Intrusive Occupant Load Monitoring (NIOLM) in Commercial Buildings : Assessing Occupants' Energy-Use Behavior at Entry and Departure Events
  • Default Conditions : A Reason for Design to Integrate Human Factors
  • Assessing Energy Strategies in Active Buildings Considering Human Behaviour
  • Estimating Occupancy in an Office Setting
  • Event-Based Parallel Simulation with a Sensing System for Occupant Distribution Estimation in the Whole Building Scale
  • Effects of Variant Occupancy Transitions on the Energy Implications of Setpoint/Setback Control Policies
  • A Study of Time-Dependent Variations in Personal Thermal Comfort via a Dynamic Bayesian Network
  • Occupant Individual Thermal Comfort Data Analysis in an Office
  • Facial Skin Temperature as a Proactive Variable in a Building Thermal Comfort Control System
  • Advancing Occupant-Centered Performance Simulation Metrics Linking Commercial Environmental Quality to Health, Behavior, and Productivity.
  • Direct Measurement of Occupants' Skin Temperature and Human Thermal Comfort Sensation for Building Comfort Control
  • Incorporation of Future Building Operating Conditions into the Modeling of Building Microclimate Interaction : A Feasibility Approach
  • Measuring the Effectiveness of an Immersive Virtual Environment for the Modeling and Prediction of Occupant Behavior
  • Integrated Project Delivery and Total Building Automation for the Nearly Net-Zero-Energy Q1 ThyssenKrupp Headquarters
  • Green Building Design as If People Mattered
  • Integration of QFD and Utility Theory to Improve End-User Satisfaction in the Design of High-Performance Buildings
  • The Power of Data Visualization : A Prototype Energy Performance Map for a University Campus
  • Using Relationship Mapping to Understand Sustainable Housing Stakeholders' Actions
  • The Weatherization Assistance Program : Social Policy or Energy Policy and Why It Matters
  • Towards Multi-Objective Optimization for Sustainable Buildings with Both Quantifiable and Non-Quantifiable Design Objectives
  • Inequality as a Barrier to Green Building Policy Adoptions in Cities.

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