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Public Reports

Documents published as deliverables by the iBECOME consortium throughout the project life.

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Methodology for determination of virtual sensors for comfort

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Automation of dynamic building simulation model calibration and ROM generation

1 file(s) 4.33 MB
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Methodology for determination of virtual sensors and meters for flexibility

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Methodology for determination of virtual sensors for comfort

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Review and analysis of market conditions

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Review of Regulatory Framework

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Software and hardware architecture for bidirectional integration of vBMS

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Visual Materials

All visual materials will be made available in this section as they are developed.

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iBECOME Final Factsheet 7

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iBECOME ECOENERGY factsheet

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iBECOME 5th Factsheet

1 file(s) 1.26 MB
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iBECOME 4th Factsheet

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iBECOME 3rd Factsheet

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iBECOME 2nd Factsheet

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iBECOME 1st Factsheet

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iBECOME poster

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iBECOME WSED 2023 Poster

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Video Library

iBECOME @ Sustainable Places 2022: Automation of building energy model calibration for improving operational efficiency of buildings in "AI & Digitalization" paper session

iBECOME @ Sustainable Places 2022: "Upgrading Building Smartness" workshop

Intelligent Buildings supporting energy transition and EU Green Deal - EU Green Week 2022

Dimitris Ntimos (IES R&D) & Stefano Mangili (Schneider Electric) webinar @ EU Sustainable Energy Week 2021: Reshaping Europe's buildings energy performance with iBECOME

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Giovanni Tardioli (IES R&D) presenting @Sustainable Places 2021: An Innovative Modelling Approach Based On Building Physics and Machine Learning for the Predictions of Thermal Comfort in an Office Building

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement no. 894617.

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