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History of Building Science:: Kenneth P. Javier GC32 CENG327

This document summarizes key points from a paper about the history and applications of data science in building energy management. It discusses how building science originated from problems with humidity damaging scrolls in ancient Rome. It defines building science as understanding factors that affect buildings to make them more energy efficient. It summarizes a paper on using data science techniques to address energy management challenges. It also summarizes a literature review examining lighting simulation tools used in building science research.

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History of Building Science:: Kenneth P. Javier GC32 CENG327

This document summarizes key points from a paper about the history and applications of data science in building energy management. It discusses how building science originated from problems with humidity damaging scrolls in ancient Rome. It defines building science as understanding factors that affect buildings to make them more energy efficient. It summarizes a paper on using data science techniques to address energy management challenges. It also summarizes a literature review examining lighting simulation tools used in building science research.

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KENNETH P.

JAVIER GC32 CENG327

History of Building Science:


• Building science started many years ago when a building scientist in Rome faced a problem
of exaggerated humidity which caused damages to scrolls. Because of that, he designed a
passive ventilation system to lessen the humidity in a place where the documents were
hidden. Afterwards, the evolution of building science began to start and we are still using
it in the present time.
What is Building Science?
• Building science is the understanding and analysis of the different factors or things that
affect the building. Its focus is to make the house more energy efficient and functionable
for the occupant. Things like insulation types and building envelope are some of examples
that makes the building more or less efficient.
Review of Related Literature
SCIENCE DIRECT
Title: Data science for building energy management: A review
What is this paper all about?
• The paper is about the review of application of Data Science to address the difficult
problems faced in the field of Energy Management. It also discussed the challenges and
opportunities that will arise with the advent of fully connected devices and new
computational technologies.
Discussion
• The paper had a summary of data science techniques used in the field of Building Energy
management, classified by type and field of application.
EBSCOhost
Title: State of the Art in Lighting Simulation for Building Science: A Literature Review
What is this paper all about?
• This paper examines the current state of the art in lighting simulation related to building
science research.
• Works are grouped using the main aspects of a program (input, modelling, and output).
KENNETH P. JAVIER GC32 CENG327

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