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Uncertainty in Predictions of Thermal Comfort in Buildings
Building performances play an important role in choices between alternative building designs. When expressed in suitable indicators, they provide the decision-maker with a quantitative measure of the extent to which a building alternative satisfies the design requirements and objectives. Predictions of building performances in the design stage imply uncertainty. Quantitative appraisal of this uncertainty can contribute to more rational design decisions.
Uncertainty in Predictions of Thermal Comfort in Buildings
Building performances play an important role in choices between alternative building designs. When expressed in suitable indicators, they provide the decision-maker with a quantitative measure of the extent to which a building alternative satisfies the design requirements and objectives. Predictions of building performances in the design stage imply uncertainty. Quantitative appraisal of this uncertainty can contribute to more rational design decisions.
Uncertainty in Predictions of Thermal Comfort in Buildings
M. S. De Wit (author)
2001
232 pages
Report
No indication
English
Architectural Design & Environmental Engineering , Heating & Cooling Systems , Environmental Engineering , Buildings , Design criteria , Performance , Thermal comfort , Decision making , Measurement , Requirements , Objectives , Prediction , Appraisal , Wind pressure , Thermal analysis , Heating and ventilation , Air temperature , Distribution , Research , Modeling , Heuristic methods , Foreign technology
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