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A Scalable and Secure System Architecture for Smart Buildings

Building Virtualization Engine: a Novel Approach Based on Discrete Event Simulation

OpenBuildNet Framework for Distributed Co-Simulation of Smart Energy Systems

Introduction of a dynamic interpretation of building LCA results: the case of the smart living (lab) building in Fribourg, Switzerland

Impact targets as guidelines towards low carbon buildings: Preliminary concept

GeoAware: A Hybrid Indoor and Outdoor Localization Agent for Smart Buildings

Evaluation and optimization of renewable energy in the Quartier Nord: objective zero-power

The future of energy efficient buildings: learning from the past

Novel models towards predictive control of advanced building systems and occupant comfort in buildings

The MEU web platform: a tool dedicated to urban energy management

Technical and architectural energy strategies for the smart living lab, a sustainable building with reliable environmental objectives

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Chattez avec Graph Search

Building Virtualization Engine: a Novel Approach Based on Discrete Event Simulation

OpenBuildNet Framework for Distributed Co-Simulation of Smart Energy Systems

The MEU web platform: a tool dedicated to urban energy management

Technical and architectural energy strategies for the smart living lab, a sustainable building with reliable environmental objectives

Impact targets as guidelines towards low carbon buildings: Preliminary concept

The future of energy efficient buildings: learning from the past

Evaluation and optimization of renewable energy in the Quartier Nord: objective zero-power

GeoAware: A Hybrid Indoor and Outdoor Localization Agent for Smart Buildings

Novel models towards predictive control of advanced building systems and occupant comfort in buildings

Introduction of a dynamic interpretation of building LCA results: the case of the smart living (lab) building in Fribourg, Switzerland