From Personal Comfort to District Performance

Using Smartwatch and WiFi Data for Occupant-Driven Operation

Conference paper (2023)

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M.A. Mosteiro Romero National University of Singapore, Singapore-ETH Centre

Matias Quintana Singapore-ETH Centre

Clayton Miller National University of Singapore

Rudi Stouffs National University of Singapore

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Agent-based modeling Thermal comfort Urban building energy modeling Occupant-centric

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2023

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English

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Abstract

This work proposes the use of a data-driven, agent-based model of building occupants’ activities and thermal comfort in an urban university campus in order to assess how district operation strategies can be leveraged to support the transition to flexible work arrangements. The results show that when users are given the flexibility to pursue more comfortable workspaces, they are still comfortable only 58% of the time.