International Building Simulation Conference 2003, Eindhoven, Netherlands.

Contains 190 papers.

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The  design  for  the  new Federal  Building  for  San Francisco includes an office tower that is to be naturally ventilated.
Philip Haves, Guilherme Carrilho da Graca and Paul Linden
This paper presents a simulation study employed for the optimization of the building envelope for a new university building located in Montreal (latitude 450N).
Athanassios Tzempelikos and Andreas K. Athienitis
This paper describes a performance-based evolution model using GA as the evolution algorithm and CFD as the evaluation mechanism.
Ali M. Malkawi, Ravi S. Srinivasan, Yun Kyu Yi and Ruchi Choudhary
Radiant heating and cooling, including building component embedded systems, have become a common heating and/or cooling technology in the recent few years.
Gerhard Zweifel, Matthias Achermann
This  article  presents  a  one-dimensional  model  of spray vaporization that can be easily used in thermal performance simulations of buildings.
Antonio César S. Baptista da Silva, José A. Bellini da Cunha Neto, Roberto Lamberts
The aim of the presented work is to refine the ESP-r system by incorporating phase change materials (PCM) modelling. The behaviour of PCMs is modelled using ESP-r’s special materials facility.
Heim D. and Clarke J. A.
A   two-level   analysis   was   used   to   study   the economic potential of implementing Building Cooling, Heating and Power (BCHP) technologies in the U.S.
Marek Czachorski, Jaroslav Wurm
A web-based, non-expert daylighting analysis tool has been developed to support daylighting-related design decisions in peripheral private offices during an early design stage.
C. F. Reinhart, M. Morrison
A study by Reinhart and Herkel showed term predictions of daylight availability in architectural spaces should take the conditions  of all individual time steps into account.
Benjamin Geebelen and Herman Neuckermans
The international building physics toolbox (IBPT) is a software library specially constructed for HAM system analysis in building physics.
Peter Weitzmann, Angela Sasic Kalagasidis, Toke Rammer Nielsen, Ruut Peuhkuri and Carl-Eric Hagentoft
The   sky   view   factor   indicates   the   relationship between the visible area of the sky and the area covered by urban structures.
Léa C.L.Souza, Daniel S. Rodrigues, José F.G. Mendes
In tropical humid climate, thermal environment can be controlled using natural ventilation.
Jachet - Fleurence I. and Woloszyn P.
A computer-model is used to simulate the evacuation of the occupants in a building.
Ronald Oldengarm
Embedded   generation   has   been   described   as   a “paradigm shift” in the way in which electricity is produced, with the focus of power  production shifting away from large centralised  generation plants to production of heat and power close
Andy Grant, Nick Kelly
The present paper addresses and fosters the factors that  affect airflow movement and energy efficiencies in the surgical operating theatres.
Ramiz Kameel, Essam E. Khalil
It is necessary for fire safety that in case of a flash-over situation, the windows in the outer skin would break very fast and before the windows in the inner façade would break, so that the model of Law is valid in which case the NEN 6068  could
Erik den Tonkelaar
The rapidly developing Internet broadband network offers new opportunities for deploying a range of energy, environment and health-related services for people in their homes and workplaces.
J A Clarke, S Conner, V Geros, C M Johnstone, S Karatasou, J Kim, M Santamouris and P A Strachan
Whole building simulation may play a key role in the optimization and assessment of the market potential of new building components.
Vítor Leal, Eduardo Maldonado, Evyatar Erell and Yair Etzion
This paper presents "Scythe and Sew", a software environment for analyzing lighting simulation data. It provides a spreadsheet like infrastructure for manipulating high-dimensional simulation results.
Osbert Feng, Quy Nguyen, Daniel Glaser, John Canny, Ellen Yi-Luen Do
The  non-uniform  behavior  of  the  air  inside  a room, which is important in comfort analysis, can be evaluated by zonal models.
L. Mora, K.C. Mendonça, E. Wurtz, and C. Inard

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