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Papers & posters
The conference will present double blind-reviewed papers (abstracts and full papers), published in a proceedings. There will be two major streams of presentation:
- Refereed research papers. These will be full academic peer-reviewed research papers
- Refereed application papers. These will be papers submitted by the professional community, which will be peer reviewed by other professionals.
- Refereed research papers. These will be full academic peer-reviewed research papers
- Refereed application papers. These will be papers submitted by the professional community, which will be peer reviewed by other professionals.
Conference Themes
Papers in the following areas are welcome:
- How can simulation influence the design process
- The limitations of simulation in practice, and how can these be addressed
- Case studies of the use of simulation in practice, and the lessons learned
- Interoperability and co-simulation
- Simulation validation, calibration and testing
- Comparing simulation and real world outcomes
- Simulation to support commissioning, controls and monitoring
- Applications of simulation in regulatory processes
- Advances in building physics
- Human aspects of indoor environment: comfort and behavior
- Building services
- Solar building simulation
- Energy capture and operation
- New work in simulation development
- Building as an energy node
- How can simulation influence the design process
- The limitations of simulation in practice, and how can these be addressed
- Case studies of the use of simulation in practice, and the lessons learned
- Interoperability and co-simulation
- Simulation validation, calibration and testing
- Comparing simulation and real world outcomes
- Simulation to support commissioning, controls and monitoring
- Applications of simulation in regulatory processes
- Advances in building physics
- Human aspects of indoor environment: comfort and behavior
- Building services
- Solar building simulation
- Energy capture and operation
- New work in simulation development
- Building as an energy node
