Measured and simulated data sources from the built environment are increasing rapidly. It is
becoming normal to analyze data from hundreds, or even thousands of buildings at once …

Building management tools, such as building automation systems (BASs) and computerized
maintenance management systems (CMMSs), are intended to support the efficient operation …

Energy consumption in the industrial and commercial (service) sectors accounts for nearly
40% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Reducing this energy consumption will be critical …

Data-driven operation and maintenance analytics for improving building energy
performance are prevalent in the literature and produce various visualizations and key …

Summer temperature extremes are expected to increase during the next century. Integrating
night ventilation of mass (NVM) strategies in new 'smart'buildings could increase resilience …

In the past several decades Building Energy Management Systems (BEMSs) have become
vital components of most modern buildings. BEMSs utilize advanced microprocessor …

This study focuses on the screening of characteristic data from the ever-expanding sources
of raw, temporal sensor data from commercial buildings. A two-step framework is presented …

The aim of energy efficiency is to use less energy to provide the same service. In hospitals,
energy efficiency offers a powerful and cost-effective tool to reduce greenhouse gas …

Energy management is a proven strategy for achieving clear energy, environmental, and
economic benefits across industry—yet diverse barriers, risks, and challenges continue to …

This chapter describes the background to energy usage in production operations and sets
out some principles, process steps and methods to provide a more holistic view of the …