EMCS Retrofit Analysis - Interim Report

Diamond, Rick; Salsbury, Timothy I.; Bell, Glen; Huang, Y.J.; Sezgen, A.O.; Mazzucchi, R.P.; Romberger, Jeff

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“…-the applications ultimately are where the true intelligence of these systems resides. 30 None of the options 30 Considerable controversy surrounds projects such as 450 Golden Gate as to the impact that implementing a multi-vendor BACnet network has had on increasing energy savings. Any savings that have resulted have been due to the (proprietary, BACnet nor LonMark) are total solutions or panaceas.…”

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Trends in Energy Management Technology: BCS Integration Technologies - Open Communications Networking

Webster¹

2002

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Section: Federal Facilities Perspectivementioning

confidence: 99%

Trends in Energy Management Technology: BCS Integration Technologies - Open Communications Networking

Webster¹

2002

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“…A recent analysis (Diamond et al, 1998) showed that the enhancements made to the control system have resulted in significantly improved potential for operator supervision of the HVAC devices. In particular, operators indicated that they felt better able to interrogate the system and locate problems in response to complaints from building occupants.…”

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Performance validation and energy analysis of HVAC systems using simulation

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2000

Energy and Buildings

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Trends in Energy Management Technologies - Part 5: Effectiveness of Energy Management Systems: What the Experts Say and Case Studies Reveal

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2005

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At the Berkeley Structural Genomics Center (BSGC), our goal is to obtain a nearcomplete structural complement of proteins in the minimal organisms Mycoplasma genitalium and M. pneumoniae, two closely related pathogens. Current targets for structure determination have been selected in six major stages, starting with those predicted to be most tractable to high throughput study and likely to yield new structural information. We report on the process used to select these proteins, as well as our target deselection procedure. Target M. genitalium) during the same period. As the number of structures contributed by the BSGC during that period is less than 1% of the total worldwide output, the benefits of a focused target selection strategy are apparent. If the structures of all current targets were solved, the percentage of M. pneumoniae proteins for which folds could be reliably assigned would increase from approximately 57% (391 of 687) at present to around 80% (550 of 687), and the percentage of the proteome that could be accurately modeled would increase from around 37% (254 of 687) to about 64% (438 of 687). In M. genitalium, the percentage of the proteome that could be structurally annotated based on structures of our remaining targets would rise from 72% (348 of 486) to around 76% (371 of 486), with the percentage of accurately modeled proteins would rise from 50% (243 of 486) to 58% (283 of 486).

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EMCS Retrofit Analysis - Interim Report

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Trends in Energy Management Technology: BCS Integration Technologies - Open Communications Networking

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Performance validation and energy analysis of HVAC systems using simulation

Trends in Energy Management Technologies - Part 5: Effectiveness of Energy Management Systems: What the Experts Say and Case Studies Reveal

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