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A methodology to estimate space heating and domestic hot water energy demand profile in residential buildings from low-resolution heat meter data

This paper introduces, tests, and compares several algorithms to separate and estimate the SH and DHW demand. To validate the presented methodology, a dataset of 28 Danish apartments with detailed energy monitoring (separated SH and DHW usage) is used.

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Simulated Versus Monitored Building Behaviours: Sample Demo Applications of a Perfomance Gap Detection Tool in a Northern Italian Climate

The paper focuses on the application of a semi-automatic methodology to compare and evaluate thermal behaviours of buildings by considering monitored and simulated data.

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E-DYCE Demonstration and policy contribution report

This report details demonstration results focusing on the evaluation of the proposed E-DYCE approach in demo buildings.

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E-DYCE Danish case studies report

This report presents the establishment, monitoring of and initial results of the Danish demonstrator.

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E-DYCE Torre Pellice case study report

This report presents the establishment, monitoring of and initial results of the Italian demonstrator.

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E-DYCE Nicosia case study report

This report presents the establishment, monitoring of and initial results of the Cyprus demonstrator.

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E-DYCE Geneva case study report

Report of site-specific decisions, actions and process of DEPC (Dynamic EPC) implementation for Geneva

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A New Tool for Building Energy Optimization: First Round of Successful Dynamic Model Simulations

This paper introduces a new platform (E-DYCE) that combines the EnergyPlus dynamic simulation tool with extra-functionalities and pre-defined usage scenarios based on automatic actions to manage massive simulations and correlation analyses.

E-DYCE Next-Gen EPC Concept Technical

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