Multi-domain simulation for the holistic assessment of the indoor environment: A systematic review

Bavaresco, M.; Gnecco, V.; Pigliautile, I.; Piselli, C.; Bracht, M.; Cureau, R.; De Souza, L.; Geraldi, M.; Vasquez, N.G.; Fabiani, C.; Ghisi, E.; Lamberts, R.; Melo, A.P.; Pisello, A.L.

doi:10.1016/j.jobe.2024.108612

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Multi-domain simulation for the holistic assessment of the indoor environment: A systematic review

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