ASCE SustainableHuman BuildingEcosystems 2015
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Sustainable Human-Building Ecosystems – Selected Papers from the First International Symposium on Sustainable Human–Building Ecosystems
| Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
| ASCE | 2015 | 251 |
Proceedings of the First International Symposium on Sustainable Human-Building Ecosystems, held in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, October 5-6, 2015. Sponsored by the Research Coordination Network on Sustainable Human-Building Ecosystems of the University of North Texas and the Architectural Engineering Institute of ASCE. This collection contains 25 peer-reviewed papers on the integration of human behavioral, social, and economic sciences with building design and engineering for a better understanding of building energy performance, environmental impact, and occupant comfort. Topics include: occupant behavior modeling and analysis; thermal comfort prediction and analysis; and innovative planning, design, and policies for building energy efficiency. This proceedings will be of interest to engineers and researchers working in sustainable building design.
PDF Catalog
| PDF Pages | PDF Title |
|---|---|
| 8 | Human Ecology and Building Science: A Necessary Synthesis |
| 25 | Ardeshir Mahdavi Occupant Behavior Modeling and Analysis Occupant Behaviors and Energy Use: Creating High-Performance People for High-Performance Buildings |
| 34 | Julia K. Day Participatory Energy Management in Building Networks |
| 43 | Mina Rahimian, Daniel Cardoso-Llach, and Lisa Domenica Iulo One Size Does Not Fit All: Eco-Feedback Programs Require Tailored Feedback |
| 51 | Ardalan Khosrowpour and John E. Taylor Development of Non-Intrusive Occupant Load Monitoring (NIOLM) in Commercial Buildings: Assessing Occupants’ Energy-Use Behavior at Entry and Departure Events |
| 61 | Hamed Nabizadeh Rafsanjani, Changbum R. Ahn, and Mahmoud Alahmad Default Conditions: A Reason for Design to Integrate Human Factors |
| 70 | Arsalan Heydarian, Joao P. Carneiro, Evangelos Pantazis, David Gerber, and Burcin Becerik-Gerber Assessing Energy Strategies in Active Buildings Considering Human Behaviour |
| 79 | Ayesha Kashif, Stephane Ploix, and Julie Dugdale Estimating Occupancy in an Office Setting |
| 88 | Manar Amayri, Stephane Ploix, and Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay Event-Based Parallel Simulation with a Sensing System for Occupant Distribution Estimation in the Whole Building Scale |
| 97 | Effects of Variant Occupancy Transitions on the Energy Implications of Setpoint/Setback Control Policies |
| 106 | Zheng Yang, Ali Ghahramani, and Burcin Becerik Thermal Comfort Prediction and Analysis A Study of Time-Dependent Variations in Personal Thermal Comfort via a Dynamic Bayesian Network |
| 115 | Ali Ghahramani, Chao Tang, Zheng Yang, and Burcin Becerik-Gerber Occupant Individual Thermal Comfort Data Analysis in an Office |
| 124 | Jie Zhao, Khee Poh Lam, Vivian Loftness, and B. Erik Ydstie Facial Skin Temperature as a Proactive Variable in a Building Thermal Comfort Control System |
| 133 | Bo Yi and Joon-Ho Choi Advancing Occupant-Centered Performance Simulation Metrics Linking Commercial Environmental Quality to Health, Behavior, and Productivity |
| 148 | M. Azarbayjani, D. Brentrup, and R. Cox Direct Measurement of Occupants’ Skin Temperature and Human Thermal Comfort Sensation for Building Comfort Control |
| 157 | Pooya Sharifani, Suraj Talele, Junghyun Mun, and Yong Tao Innovative Planning, Design, and Policies for Building Energy Efficiency Incorporation of Future Building Operating Conditions into the Modeling of Building–Microclimate Interaction: A Feasibility Approach |
| 166 | Kelly Kalvelage, Ulrike Passe, Caroline Krejci, and Michael C. Dorneich Measuring the Effectiveness of an Immersive Virtual Environment for the Modeling and Prediction of Occupant Behavior |
| 175 | Sanaz Saeidi, Tracy Rizzuto, Yimin Zhu, and Robert Kooima Integrated Project Delivery and Total Building Automation for the Nearly Net-Zero-Energy Q1 ThyssenKrupp Headquarters |
| 183 | Thomas Spiegelhalter Green Building Design as If People Mattered |
| 192 | Maryam H. Kashani, Lyn Bartram, and Robert Woodbury Integration of QFD and Utility Theory to Improve End-User Satisfaction in the Design of High-Performance Buildings |
| 201 | The Power of Data Visualization: A Prototype Energy Performance Map for a University Campus |
| 211 | Khaled A. Tarabieh, Islam O. Elnabarawy, Islam A. Mashaly, and Yussra M. Rashed Using Relationship Mapping to Understand Sustainable Housing Stakeholders’ Actions |
| 221 | S. Zedan and W. Miller The Weatherization Assistance Program: Social Policy or Energy Policy and Why It Matters |
| 230 | J. N. Terman Towards Multi-Objective Optimization for Sustainable Buildings with Both Quantifiable and Non-Quantifiable Design Objectives |
| 238 | W. Yan, M. Rahmani Asl, Z. Su, and J. Altabtabai Inequality as a Barrier to Green Building Policy Adoptions in Cities |
