Dahai Qi

Assistant Professor

Université de Sherbrooke

Canada

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Dahai Qi is an Assistant Professor at Université de Sherbrooke, Canada. His research focuses on building performance simulation, climate resilience, ventilation strategies, and the impact of mechanical systems on energy consumption and air quality. Recent articles include studies on smoke dispersion in photovoltaic fires, the effects of urban microclimates, and predictive models for mechanical ventilation.

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Mohamed Hamdy

Associate professor

Norwegian University of Science and Technology

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Xin Zhang

Associate Professor

University of Kochi

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Sub-scale helium tests and numerical simulations for studying the effect of location and magnitude of BIPV double skin façade fires on the smoke spread

Adapting building performance simulation for climate resilience: accounting for urban microclimates and future climates

Exploring high-rise preventive ventilation: Experimental investigation of inter-zone air pressurization with tracer gas analysis

Wind-driven smoke dispersion in rooftop photovoltaic fires: An experimental investigation with helium smoke

A modified decay method based on a proposed uniformity index for measuring air change rates in non-uniform air mixed spaces

Impact of mechanical ventilation control strategies based on non-steady-state and steady-state Wells-Riley models on airborne transmission and building energy consumption

Machine learning-based cooling load prediction and optimal control for mechanical ventilative cooling in high-rise buildings

Resilient cooling of buildings to protect against heat waves and power outages: Key concepts and definition

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Mohamed Hamdy

Xin Zhang

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