Simulation support for the formulation of domestic sector upgrading strategies

J.A. Clarke; C. Johnstone; M. Lever; L.B. McElroy; F. McKenzie; G. Peart; L.M.R. Prazeres; P.A. Strachan

Simulation support for the formulation of domestic sector upgrading strategies

J.A. Clarke, C. Johnstone, M. Lever, L.B. McElroy, F. McKenzie, G. Peart, L.M.R. Prazeres, P.A. Strachan

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Abstract

This paper describes the application of a building simulation program to construct a decision-support tool for use by policy makers addressing the needs of the Scottish domestic housing sector. The process of tool formulation is described and an example given of its use to identify best-value retrofit options while taking factors such as future climate change and improved standard of living into consideration. It is argued that the process of tool formation renders it applicable to the cumulative roll-out of upgrade measures in the long term, both within and outwith the UK.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the 8th International Building Performance Simulation Association Conference, Eindhoven
Pages	219-226
Number of pages	7
Publication status	Published - Aug 2003
Event	8th International Building Performance Simulation Association Conference - Eindhoven, Netherlands Duration: 11 Aug 2003 → 14 Aug 2003

Conference

Conference	8th International Building Performance Simulation Association Conference
Country/Territory	Netherlands
City	Eindhoven
Period	11/08/03 → 14/08/03

Keywords

building simulation
building design
housing
renewable energy
sustainable housing
climate change
design engineering
simulation support
formulation
domestic sector
upgrading strategies

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Simulation support for the formulation of domestic sector upgrading strategies

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Simulation support for the formulation of domestic sector upgrading strategies

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