Integrating sensor data with building information models: towards the design of more effective building interactions

Kay Rogage; Adrian Clear

Integrating sensor data with building information models: towards the design of more effective building interactions

Kay Rogage, Adrian Clear

School of Computer Science

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Our position in this paper is that a more holistic view of building interactions, that links digital data from design, construction, operation, and experience of buildings, can provide more valuable insight than any of these in isolation. We present some preliminary considerations of the nature of this design task, and outline our methodology for carrying this out.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 10 Jun 2017
Event	2017 Designing Interactive Systems conference - Edinburgh Duration: 10 Jun 2017 → … http://dis2017peopledataandbuildings.blogspot.co.uk/

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Workshop	2017 Designing Interactive Systems conference
Period	10/06/17 → …
Internet address	http://dis2017peopledataandbuildings.blogspot.co.uk/

Keywords

BIM
Building Information Models
Internet of Things
Building Performance
Pervasive Sensors
Feedback

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Rogage Clear DIS2017Accepted author manuscript, 435 KB

Assessing Building Performance in Residential Buildings using BIM and Sensor Data
Rogage, K., Clear, A., Alwan, Z., Lawrence, T. & Kelly, G., 24 Sept 2019, In: International Journal of Building Pathology and Adaptation. 38, 1, p. 176-191 23 p.
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Integrating sensor data with building information models: towards the design of more effective building interactions

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Assessing Building Performance in Residential Buildings using BIM and Sensor Data

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