Favorite DYNASTEE Webinars – On-line Training 2021

Title: DYNASTEE On-line Training for Dynamic Calculation Methods for Building Energy Performance Assessment

A series of 4 webinars (e.g. 9 lectures) are proposed that will be distributed over a period of 4 weeks in September and October 2021. These webinars should be considered as the substitute for the physical, one-week long Summer School that was planned to take place in June in Almeria (ES). At the start of the webinars a short introduction is suggested, presenting briefly DYNASTEE, its history, activities and the webinar program. The webinars will be recorded and will be available on the internet.

What is in for you, participant? Having attended to the webinars the participant will be able to understand the topic of dynamic analysis applied to in-situ measured data series, the basic mathematical and statistical analysis techniques, applicable software and benchmark data will be made available for performing exercises to build a level of skill.

How to register for the on-line training webinars?  More information about, the webinar program, lecturers and contents will be announced on the DYNASTEE web-site www.dynastee.info . There will be no fee to attend the webinars.

Registration is required in order to attend the webinars. The registration procedure will be available on the DYNASTEE web-site as from 15th of June.

PROPOSED PROGRAM 

Four webinars: 22 and 29 September, 6 and 13 October 2021

Contributions from:  Luk Vandaele, Hans Bloem, Aitor Erkoreka, Irati Uriarte, Maria-Jose Jimenez, Paul Baker, Henrik Madsen, Peder Bacher and Richard Fitton. 

All webinars are composed of 2 lectures 10:00 – 12:00 on Wednesdays.

No participation fee however registration is obligatory (visit www.dynastee.info )

Subjects: 

  • Introduction to dynamic calculation methods and quick overview of the software tool LORD.
  • Introduction to discrete time and continuous time methods, CTSM-R and application to data
  • Introduction to the analysis of metering data, the specification and limitations of the data and analysis techniques.
  • Questions and Answer session. Feedback and questions from participants.

Favorite DYNASTEE newsletter issue 2020/17 now available

The seventeenth issue of the DYNASTEE newsletter is now available for download.

Contents include:

  • Foreword
  • Energy House 2.0
  • Evaluation of the DYNASTEE training webinars
  • Data-based modelling for thermal performance assessment
  • Pre-announcement of DYNASTEE Summer School 2021
  • Call for papers: special issue Sustainability
  • About DYNASTEE.

Favorite Dynastee On-Line Training Webinar Series: “Dynamic Calculation Methods for Building Energy Performance Assessment” – Recordings and Slides now available

The recordings and the slides of the Dynastee On-Line Training Webinar Series: “Dynamic Calculation Methods for Building Energy Performance Assessment” parts 1 to 5, held on September 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd & 30th September  2020, are now available online.

Please click on the links below to view the recordings and download the slides.

  1.  DYNASTEE On-line Training for Dynamic Calculation Methods for Building Energy Performance Assessment | Webinar 1: Wednesday September 2nd, 2020 at 12:00-12:30 (CET) –Presentations & Speakers:
      • Introduction to Dynamic Calculation Methods for Building Energy Performance Assessment, Luk Vandaele (INIVE /Dynastee, BE) & Richard Fitton (University of Salford, UK) [Recordings & Slides]
  2. DYNASTEE On-line Training for Dynamic Calculation Methods for Building Energy Performance Assessment | Webinar 2: Wednesday September 9th, 2020 at 10:00-12:00 (CET) – Presentations & Speakers:
      • Introduction to Dynamic Analysis Techniques for Building Energy Performance Assessment, Hans Bloem (INIVE/Dynastee, BE ) [Recordings & Slides]
      • Introduction to LORD, Paul Baker (GCU, UK) [Recordings & Slides]
      • Q & As, Hans Bloem (INIVE/Dynastee, BE ) & Paul Baker (GCU, UK) [Recordings]
  3. DYNASTEE On-line Training for Dynamic Calculation Methods for Building Energy Performance Assessment | Webinar 3: Wednesday September 16th, 2020 at 10:00-12:00 (CET) – Presentations & Speakers:
      • Introduction to measured data, instrumentation and sensors in relation to building physics and energy performance. What is important to know? Aitor Erkoreka (UPV-EHU, Spain) [Recordings & Slides]
      • Experimental setup and measurement of the Round Robin Test Box at Platforma Solar de Almeria. Overview of available data and analysis topics, María José Jiménez (CIEMAT, Spain) [Recordings & Slides]
      • Q & As, Aitor Erkoreka (UPV-EHU, Spain) [Recordings]
  4. DYNASTEE On-line Training for Dynamic Calculation Methods for Building Energy Performance Assessment | Webinar 4: Wednesday September 23rd, 2020 at 10:00-12:00 (CET) – Presentations & Speakers:
      • Introduction to statistical modelling of dynamical systems, Peder Bacher (DTU, Lyngby, Denmark) [Recordings & Slides]
      • Q & As, Peder Bacher (DTU, Lyngby, Denmark) [Recordings]
      • Application to exercise using PSA data series 16, 17. Overview of applied data and analysis with CTSM-R, Irati Uriarte (UPV-EHU, Bilbao, Spain) [Recordings & Slides]
      • Q & As, Irati Uriarte (UPV-EHU, Bilbao, Spain) [Recordings]
  5. DYNASTEE On-line Training for Dynamic Calculation Methods for Building Energy Performance Assessment | Webinar 5: Wednesday September 30th, 2020 at 10:00-12:00 (CET) – Speakers:María José Jiménez (CIEMAT, Spain), Irati Uriarte (UPV-EHU, Spain), Hans Bloem (INIVE/Dynastee, Belgium), Paul Baker (GCU, UK), Aitor Erkoreka (UPV-EHU, Spain), Peder Bacher (DTU, Denmark), Richard Fitton (University of Salford, UK), Luk Vandaele (INIVE/Dynastee, Belgium)
      • Questions & Answers | DYNASTEE On-line Training for Dynamic Calculation Methods for Building Energy Performance Assessment, Hans Bloem (Moderator) [Recordings, Slides]

Favorite DYNASTEE newsletter issue 2020/16 now available

The sixteenth issue of the DYNASTEE newsletter is now available for download.

Contents include:

  • Foreword
  • DYNASTEE Management Board
  • Postponement of DYNASTEE Summer school 2020
  • DYNASTEE Online Training
  • Online Summer School at DTU
  • 2nd European SimStadt Workshop at Saxion UAS
  • Model Predictive Control applied to thermostatic controlled systems
  • New dates for NSB 2020
  • About DYNASTEE

Favorite DYNASTEE newsletter issue 2020/15 now available

The fifteenth issue of the DYNASTEE newsletter is now available for download.

Contents include:

  • Foreword
  • 25 Years Anniversary DYNASTEE
  • Measuring the thermal performances of the building envelope
  • CAM(B)BRIDGE – Calculation and Measurements in Buildings: Bridging the Gap
  • Pre-announcement of DYNASTEE Summer School 2020
  • About DYNASTEE

Favorite DYNASTEE newsletter issue 2019/14 now available

The fourteenth issue of the DYNASTEE newsletter is now available for download.

Contents include:

  • Foreword
  • Outcome of the Summer School 2019 in Granada
  • Outcome of the Summer School 2019 at DTU, Denmark
  • IBPSA-NVL – Workshops on Quality Assurance of Simulations of Buildings and Systems
  • Stakeholder survey IEA EBC Annex 71
  • 12th Nordic Symposium on Building Physics, 14-17 June 2020, in Tallinn, Estonia
  • Building Simulation 2021 takes place in Brugge
  • About Dynastee

Favorite Symposium Conclusion

DYNASTEE took the initiative to organise a symposium, following the 6th Expert meeting of IEA EBC Annex 71 at the University of the Basque Country in Bilbao. The aim of the symposium was to discuss the future role of the building stock in a changing society facing the climate challenges for companies, governments, researchers and most importantly, the citizen. Seven international renowned experts were invited to present their view on the energy transition and the development of an energy infrastructure integrating information and communication technologies and renewable energies in the building stock. The result of the successful symposium, is an article in the REHVA Journal issue 3, 2019, p. 70-74 that you can find here.

The outcome of the successful symposium, including the presentations … read further

Favorite DYNASTEE newsletter issue 2019/13 now available

The thirteenth issue of the DYNASTEE newsletter is now available for download.

Contents include:

  • Foreword
  • Announcement of the Summer School 2019
  • Time Series Analysis – with a focus on modelling and forecasting in energy systems
  • The Building as the Cornerstone of our Future Energy Infrastructure – The importance of dynamic and real data for reliable assessment
  • Thermporal: A Temporal Thermography System for Residential Energy Auditing
  • 12th Nordic Symposium on Building Physics
  • About DYNASTEE

Favorite Summer School 2019 | Dynamic Methods for whole Building Energy Assessment | 9 – 20 SEPTEMBER 2019, Granada, Spain

After 7 very successful editions of the Summer School on “Dynamic methods for whole building energy assessment” the organisers have decided to offer, in collaboration with the University of Granada, a two-weeks doctoral course that focuses more on pragmatic application of dynamic calculation techniques, meaning that the analysis of building energy data is of high importance and can give potentially high value information to utility and end-user. The focus will be on increased complexity, presenting different approaches and application to benchmark data. Read the full text of the Announcement, the Introduction to the summer school as well as more information about the lectures.

The cost for the two-weeks Summer School is 475 Euro. In case that the participant decides to follow the course for one week, either Level 1 or Level 2, the cost is 290 Euro. Participants should do a pre-registration by sending a notification to Marta Ruiz, e-mail: mruiz.serviciosexternos@psa.es

Deadline for submission is July 25th 2019

Upon pre-registration further information will be sent about accommodation and participation fee payment procedure.

Favorite DYNASTEE newsletter issue 2019/12 now available

The twelfth issue of the DYNASTEE newsletter is now available for download.

Contents include:

  • Foreword
  • Using UAV-based RGB and thermography images to generate simulation input about envelope geometry and U-values
  • Estimating occupancy heat gains from CO2 measurements
  • Pulse Regulation: The Journey Towards Introducing a New Testing Method
  • Data-Driven Retrofit
  • About DYNASTEE