Journal: Journal of Building Performance Simulation
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- Rain sheltering analysis in semi-outdoor environments: case study on passenger comfort in a railway station shelterItem type: Journal Article
Journal of Building Performance SimulationKubilay, Aytaç; Allegrini, Jonas (2018) - Computational fluid dynamics simulations of wind-driven rain on a mid-rise residential building with various types of facade detailsItem type: Journal Article
Journal of Building Performance SimulationKubilay, Aytaç; Carmeliet, Jan; Derome, Dominique (2017) - Urban and building multiscale co-simulation: case study implementations on two university campusesItem type: Journal Article
Journal of Building Performance SimulationMiller, Clayton; Thomas, Daren; Kämpf, Jérôme; et al. (2018) - Variability between domestic buildings: the impact on energy useItem type: Journal Article
Journal of Building Performance SimulationEvins, Ralph; Orehounig, Kristina; Dorer, Viktor (2016) - A bi-level design and operation optimization process applied to an energy centreItem type: Journal Article
Journal of Building Performance SimulationEvins, Ralph (2015) - Photon mapping in image-based visual comfort assessments with BSDF models of high resolutionItem type: Journal Article
Journal of Building Performance SimulationGrobe, Lars Oliver (2019)Data-driven models replicate the irregular Bidirectional Scattering Distribution Functions (BSDFs) of optically Complex Fenestration Systems in daylight simulation. RADIANCE employs the tensor tree to store the BSDF at high directional resolution. Its application in backward ray-tracing is however challenging, since the density of stochastic samples must match the model resolution. BSDF proxy and peak extraction address this problem, but are limited to cases when either the fenestration geometry, or the shape and direction of the transmission peak are known. Photon Mapping is proposed to efficiently sample arbitrary BSDFs from the known sun direction. The existing implementation in RADIANCE is extended to account for light sources and their reflections in the field of view, that are of particular importance for visual comfort assessments. The method achieves a high degree of accordance with ray-tracing, and reduces simulation times by ≈95% with data-driven models of high resolution. - A comparison of building energy optimization problems and mathematical test functions using static fitness landscape analysisItem type: Journal Article
Journal of Building Performance SimulationWaibel, Christoph; Mavromatidis, Georgios; Evins, Ralph; et al. (2019) - Application of computational fluid dynamics in building performance simulation for the outdoor environmentItem type: Journal Article
Journal of Building Performance SimulationBlocken, Bert; Stathopoulo, Ted; Carmeliet, Jan; et al. (2011)
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