Publications
] . "Case study of zero energy house design in UK." Energy and Buildings 41.11 (2009) 1215-1222.
. "Efficient modeling of optically-complex, non-coplanar exterior shading: Validation of matrix algebraic methods." Energy and Buildings 174 (2018) 464 - 483. 
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PDF (3.07 MB). "The impacts of facade and ventilation strategies on indoor thermal environment for a naturally ventilated residential building in Singapore." Building and Environment 42.12 (2007) 4006-4015.
. "Discussion of strategies for UK zero energy building design." 2nd PALENC conference and 28th AIVC conference, 27-29 September. 2007.
. "A numerical study of vertical solar chimney for Enhancing stack ventilation in buildings." The 21st International Conference on Passive and Low Energy Architecture, The Netherlands. 2004.
. "An Improved Simple Chilled Water Cooling Coil Model." SimBuild 2012 IBPSA Conference. 2012. LBNL-6031E. PDF (1006.14 KB)
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PDF (1006.14 KB). "Cross-source sensing data fusion for building occupancy prediction with adaptive lasso feature filtering." Building and Environment 162 (2019) 106280. PDF (1.36 MB)
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PDF (1.36 MB). "Uncertainties in energy consumption introduced by building operations and weather for a medium-size office building." Energy and Buildings 53 (2012) 152 - 158. LBNL-5888E. PDF (813.7 KB)
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PDF (813.7 KB). "Investigation of the possibility of applying natural ventilation for thermal comfort in residential buildings in Singapore." Architectural Science Review 50 (2007) 190-199.
. "A numerical study of Trombe wall for enhancing stack ventilation in buildings." The 23rd International Conference on Passive and Low Energy Architecture, Geneva. 2006.
. "Design, Construction and Commissioning of Building Emulators for EMCS Applications." ASHRAE Transactions 100.Pt. 1 (1994).
. "Thermal analysis of climate environments based on weather data in Singapore for naturally ventilated buildings." the 10th International conference on Indoor Air Quality and Climate,Beijing. 2005.
. "Coupled simulations for naturally ventilated rooms between building simulation (BS) and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) for better prediction of indoor thermal environment." Building and Environment 44.1 (2009) 95-112.
. "Predicting plug loads with occupant count data through a deep learning approach." Energy 181 (2019) 29 - 42. PDF (1.28 MB)
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PDF (1.28 MB). "Natural ventilation simulation by using coupling building simulation and CFD simulation program for accurate prediction of indoor thermal environment." the 23st International conference on Passive and Low energy architecture , Geneva. 2006.
. "Data fusion in predicting internal heat gains for office buildings through a deep learning approach." Applied Energy 240 (2019) 386 - 398. PDF (1004.68 KB)
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PDF (1004.68 KB). "A Case Study Demonstrating the Utility of Inter-Program Comparative Testing for Diagnosing Errors in Building Simulation Programs." eSim 2006 2006.
. "Analysis of heating load diversity in German residential districts and implications for the application in district heating systems." Energy and Buildings 139 (2017) 302-313. PDF (2.25 MB)
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PDF (2.25 MB). "Using SPARK as a solver for Modelica." Proc. of the 3rd SimBuild Conference 2008. LBNL-634E. PDF (299.17 KB)
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PDF (299.17 KB). "Building Design Optimization Using a Convergent Pattern Search Algorithm with Adaptive Precision Simulations." Energy and Buildings 37 (2004) 603-612.
. "A Modular Building Controls Virtual Test Bed for the Integration of Heterogeneous Systems." SimBuild 2008, July 30-August 1. Berkeley, CA, 2008. LBNL-650E. PDF (154.83 KB)
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PDF (154.83 KB). "Modelica Buildings Library." (2015). LBNL-1002944. PDF (934.09 KB)
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PDF (934.09 KB). "Multizone Building Model for Thermal Building Simulation in Modelica." Proc. of the 5th International Modelica Conference 2006: 517-526.
. "Simulation-based building energy optimization." 2004. PDF (1.87 MB)
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PDF (1.87 MB). "BuildOpt - A new building energy simulation program that is built on smooth models." Building and Environment 40.8 (2004). LBNL-54657.
