This poster showcases the integration of building management system data with Wi-Fi
derived occupancy data to calibrate a building energy model for energy performance …

HVAC systems account for a significant portion of building energy use. Nighttime setback
scheduling is an Energy Conservation Measure (ECM) where cooling and heating setpoints …

Most commercial buildings may reduce their energy consumption by 20% to 30% through
continuous commissioning practices and energy efficiency strategies. The design and …

In the US, 2011, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems in buildings took
nearly 20% of total energy consumption. To improve the efficiency of HVAC system and save …

Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems account for over 50% of the
energy consumed by commercial buildings. While" smart" HVAC technologies, such as …

More than half of the commercial building stock in the United States was built before 1980
prior to the increased focus on energy efficiency. In the current age of Smart and Green …

Commercial and residential buildings consume about 27% of total energy used in the US,
out of which nearly half is consumed by commercial building sector and it expected to grow …

Occupancy plays a significant role in the amount of energy used in buildings and their
presence is stochastic in nature. There is extensive evidence to suggest that buildings …

Buildings account for a considerable part of energy consumption. Prior research has shown
that much energy could be saved by using occupancy based building automation …

This paper presents findings of a case-study demonstrating the effectiveness of using WiFi
networks to detect occupancy as opposed to CO2 sensors, commonly used for demand …