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      Analysis of the greek behavioural pattern in residences and its effect on thermal simulation estimates 

      Drakou, A.; Tsangrassoulis, A. (2012)
      Occupants' interaction with the building envelope systems may provide a comfortable indoor environment and lead to a better energy performance of the building. Through questionnaire survey, this study investigates occupant's ...
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      Balancing buildings and occupants-a holistic approach to thermal comfort and greenhouse gas emissions in mixed mode offices 

      Roetzel, A.; Dietrich, U.; Tsangrassoulis, A.; Busching, S. (2010)
      This paper describes a holistic approach to comfort and greenhouse gas emissions in mixed mode offices. It is based on parametric studies for a typical cellular office in the Mediterranean climate of Athens, Greece, using ...
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      A review of occupant control on natural ventilation 

      Roetzel, A.; Tsangrassoulis, A.; Dietrich, U.; Busching, S. (2010)
      According to IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change), the largest use of energy in commercial buildings is space heating in colder climates and air conditioning in hot climates. In Europe, the Directive on the ...
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