Ramtin Attar
Michael Glueck
Alex Tessier
Azam Khan
ABSTRACT
This video presents a set of visualization techniques for displaying real-time building behavior and usage, for the purposes of energy minimization, in the context of a semantically-rich building information model. Ambient occlusion shading is used to visualize the 3D space of the building, over which other visualizations may be layered. Specifically, occupancy, power usage, heat sources, air flow, and temperature are presented, as well as aggregated data sets such as "activity".
- Hailemariam, E., Glueck, M., Attar, R., Tessier, A., McCrae, J., Khan, A. 2010. Toward a Unified Representation System of Performance-Related Data. eSim 2010 Proceedings. (In press).Google Scholar
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