Jordan Clark

Ohio State University

United States

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Andrew A. May

Ohio State University

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Rajiv Ramnath

Ohio State University

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Carlos Duarte Roa

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University of California, Berkeley

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Occupant response to ventilation curtailment during simulated demand management events in a controlled environment

Review of data-driven models for quantifying load shed by non-residential buildings in the United States

Providing for occupant experience in optimized connected energy communities - A critical review

Parameter identification methods for low-order gray box building energy models: A critical review

Numerical assessment of indoor air quality in spaces in the United States designed with the ASHRAE 62.1–2019 Natural Ventilation Procedure

Dilution of airborne contaminants from through-wall exhausts located on the side of multi-family residential buildings

Predicting airborne pollutant concentrations and events in a commercial building using low-cost pollutant sensors and machine learning: A case study

Laboratory evaluation of the effects of particle size and composition on the performance of integrated devices containing Plantower particle sensors

A systematic investigation on the effects of temperature and relative humidity on the performance of eight low-cost particle sensors and devices

Assessment and improvement of the 2019 ASHRAE handbook model for exhaust-to-intake dilution calculations for rooftop exhaust systems (ASHRAE 1823-RP)

Response of eight low-cost particle sensors and consumer devices to typical indoor emission events in a real home (ASHRAE 1756-RP)

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Andrew A. May

Rajiv Ramnath

Carlos Duarte Roa

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