Buildings account for 32% of worldwide energy usage. A new regime of exciting new
“applications” that span a distributed fabric of sensors, actuators and humans has emerged …

Commercial buildings have long since been a primary target for applications from a number
of areas: from cyber-physical systems to building energy use to improved human …

The US Department of Energy reports that commercial buildings constituted 47% of all
energy consumed in the US in 2017 [107]. On average, 30% of this energy is wasted [34] …

Energy-efficiency related research has reached a growing interest in recent years due to the
imminent scarcity of non-renewable resources in our environment and the impending …

Commercial buildings consume nearly 19\% of delivered energy in the US, nearly half (42%)
of which is consumed in buildings with digital control systems comprised of wired sensor …

Modern buildings are being integrated with myriad (often> 1000s) networked sensors to
improve convenience, occupant comfort accessibility and energy-efficient operations. These …

Commercial buildings account for a large amount of delivered energy in the US, nearly 42%
of which is consumed in buildings with digital control systems {EIA}. These buildings are a …

In this work, we recognised office worker activities that are relevant for energy-related control
of appliances and building systems using sensors that are commonly installed in new or …

Current efforts establishing semantic metadata standards for the built environment span
academia [3], industry [1] and standards bodies [2, 28]. For these standards to be effective …

The goal of this study was to identify the underlying latent dimensions that account for
variation in sustainable behaviors (SBs) among American adults. Our strategy was to assess …