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Environmental Satisfaction in Open-Plan Environments

Organisations and their facilities managers are under pressure to reduce the space allocation to individuals in open-plan offices, as a means to reduce costs.

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Building 329 Indoor Environment Research Study

The purpose of this study was to assist GPIC investigators in understanding how aspects of energy efficient building components affect occupant satisfaction, performance, and wellbeing.

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A Review of Electricity Consumption Behavior

Energy use in the buildings accounts for 40% of the total energy demand of which the residential buildings account for 22% and the commercial buildings account for 18% of all energy usage.

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Policy, Markets, and Behavior Research Summary for Year 1

This report presents research performed by Drexel University in Year One that explores the role of occupant behavior in building energy efficiency.

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“Energy Chickens” a Serious Games Testbed: Game Overview, Pilot Study and Initial Report

This report provides an overview of "Energy Chickens" which is a testbed game designed to evaluate data collection mechanisms, communication protocols, and feedback strategies for their consistency with the energy?saving goals of GPIC and appropriateness for deployment in commercial office settings.

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Architecture for the Human Inhabitant: A Literature Review on Occupant Behavior in the Built Environment

The following paper provides a review of existing literature on the building occupant and his or her behavioral characteristics.

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Identification and Analysis of Interoperability Gaps between Nbims/Open Standards and Building Performance Simulation Tools

A detailed identification and analysis is conducted on the interoperability gaps between Nbims/Open standards and building performance simulation tools.

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Energy Efficiency and Occupant Behavior

This research on energy efficiency and occupant behavior in multi-tenanted buildings provides valuable insights into the challenges that confront the goal of achieving a 50% energy reduction in commercial buildings in the Greater Philadelphia region by 2014.

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