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Development of urban or multiscale building energy models is becoming increasingly tractable for many applications including city-wide energy supply/demand strategies, urban development planning, electrical grid stability and urban resilience. This seminar has assembled researchers and practitioners from universities or industry within the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States with capabilities in the field of multiscale energy models to discuss the data, algorithms, workflow and practical challenges addressed in their applications involving building energy analysis at the scale of a city.
1. Modelling London’s Building Stock and its Associated Energy Use
Paul Ruyssevelt, Ph.D., University College London, London, United Kingdom
2. Using Regional Building Modeling for Energy Forecasting
David Shipley, P.Eng., Member, Posterity Group, Ottawa, ON, Canada
3. Wide-area 3D Imaging Using Foliage-penetrating Laser Radars for City-scale Building Evaluation
Eric Statz, Ph.D., MIT Lincoln Laboratory, Boston, MA
4. Building Modeling and District System Optimization at Scale
Peter Ellis, Member, Big Ladder Software, Denver, CO