Publication
Energy, indoor air quality, occupant behavior, self-reported symptoms and satisfaction in energy-efficient dwellings in Switzerland
Publications associées (105)
Creating healthy and energy-efficient buildings: lessons learned from the Hope project
Within the European research project HOPE, 97 apartment buildings and 67 office buildings - of which approximately 75% have been designed to be energy-efficient, and half of them are indeed - were investigated using checklists addressing the building chara ...
2005Designing healthy, comfortable and energy-efficient buildings: lessons from enquiries within the european Hope project
Within the European research project HOPE, a multi-disciplinary study was performed in nine European countries, by auditing 160 apartments and office buildings, of which half of them can be characterised as having low energy use. The investigating tools we ...
2005Neurobat, a Predictive and Adaptive Heating Control System Using Artificial Neural Networks
The paper describes a predictive and adaptive heating controller, using artificial neural networks to allow the adaptation of the control model to the real conditions (climate, building characteristics, user's behaviour). The controller algorithm has been ...
2001Indoor Air Quality Management
One can observe a growing awareness, also outside the circle of experts, of the overriding importance of comfort in buildings; be it visual, thermal or acoustic comfort or comfort related to indoor air quality. This awareness has been intensified by the di ...
Commission of the European Communities1991Method for the systematic integration of multi-energy networks and low carbon resources in cities
François Maréchal, Luc Girardin, Paul Michael Stadler, Raluca-Ancuta Suciu
The design and operation of building energy systems (BES) has become a subject of great interest, given the latest energy policies adapted around the world, namely increasing the energy efficiency and the share of renewable energy sources (RES) while reduc ...
0