Kathryn Hinkelman

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University of Vermont

United States

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Dr. Kathryn Hinkelman is an Assistant Professor at the University of Vermont in the United States. Her research focuses on multi-energy systems, exploring resiliency, equity, and sustainability within energy frameworks. Additionally, she investigates the interactions of energy systems in smart communities and employs innovative modeling approaches for district heating and cooling systems. Her recent publications highlight her interdisciplinary work in ecological network analysis and occupant satisfaction in relation to WELL certification.

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Pennsylvania State University

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A Review of Multi-Energy Systems from Resiliency and Equity Perspectives

Optimal operation of multi-plant steam district heating systems for enhanced efficiency and sustainability

Exploring the effects of interdependencies on energy systems in smart communities: A multi-domain modeling and quasi-Monte Carlo sensitivity analysis

Exergy-based ecological network analysis for building and community energy systems

Design methodologies and engineering applications for ecosystem biomimicry: an interdisciplinary review spanning cyber, physical, and cyber-physical systems

Impact of WELL certification on occupant satisfaction and perceived health, well-being, and productivity: A multi-office pre- versus post-occupancy evaluation

A fast and accurate modeling approach for water and steam thermodynamics with practical applications in district heating system simulation

Modelica-based modeling and simulation of district cooling systems: A case study

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Wangda Zuo

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