1999
DOI: 10.2172/789104
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Performance assessment and adoption processes of an information monitoring and diagnostic system prototype

Mary Ann Piette1
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“…In 1999 and 4 2000, LBNL worked with a multi-institutional team to develop and evaluate the Information Monitoring and Diagnostic System (IMDS) for large commercial buildings, further described below (Piette, et al, 1999;Piette, et al, 2000).…”
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Web-based energy information systems for energy management and demand response in commercial buildings

Motegi1,
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Kinney3
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“…In 1999 and 4 2000, LBNL worked with a multi-institutional team to develop and evaluate the Information Monitoring and Diagnostic System (IMDS) for large commercial buildings, further described below (Piette, et al, 1999;Piette, et al, 2000).…”
Section: -3 Project Historymentioning
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Web-based energy information systems for energy management and demand response in commercial buildings

Motegi1,
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Kinney3
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“…The data was filtered by three data points: chilled water temperature, evaporator load, and condenser water temperature. (Piette, 1999) …”
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Evaluation of chiller modeling approaches and their usability for fault detection

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Progress and methodologies of lifecycle commissioning of HVAC systems to enhance building sustainability

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Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
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