Developing an adaptive control algorithm for Europe

By Kathryn J McCartney, J. Nicol. 2002

503 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Building and Construction, Mechanical Engineering, Physiology

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/a131b52933f48d4bbd7f7510211708104e7d5d42

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In Building and Construction

1. C. Buratti
2. Paola Ricciardi
3. M. Humphreys
4. I. A. Raja
5. J. Nicol
6. Stefano Schiavon
7. Gail Brager

In Mechanical Engineering

1. C. Buratti
2. Paola Ricciardi
3. M. Humphreys
4. J. Nicol

In Physiology

1. C. Buratti
2. Paola Ricciardi
3. M. Humphreys
4. I. A. Raja
5. J. Nicol
6. Stefano Schiavon

Citations in the corpus

• Field Studies of Indoor Thermal Comfort and the Progress of the Adaptive Approach (2007, background): “It seems that the best weighting is about 0.8 of the running mean and 0.2 of the new day’s mean (see, for example, McCartney and Nicol, 2001; Nicol and Humphreys, 2002), thus: Trm(new day) = 0.8Trm(previous day)+0.2Tmean(new day) (5) Conclusions on the relation between indoor comfort and outdoor…”
• Adaptive analysis of thermal comfort in university classrooms: Correlation between experimental data and mathematical models (2009, methodology): “Adaptive algorithms were also developed: Adaptive Control Algorithm for temperature set-point control [28]; new notions about adaptive comfort temperature to pre-set the indoor air temperature as a function of the outdoor one [29]; the thermal interaction in transient condition as a function of clot”
• Thermal comfort in offices in India: Behavioral adaptation and the effect of age and gender (2015, unknown): “The questionnaire had three sections: (1) personal identifiers, (2) thermal responses and (3) Behavioral control actions undertaken (McCartney & Nicol, 2002).”