Keivan Bamdad

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University of Western Sydney

Australia

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Keivan Bamdad is a Lecturer at Western Sydney University in Australia. His research focuses on innovative approaches in building energy optimization and climate change adaptation strategies, particularly through digital twin technology and natural ventilation. He has published extensively on topics including HVAC systems, the impact of climate change on building performance, and green building certification systems.

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Queensland University of Technology

AUSTRALIA

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Digital twin for indoor condition monitoring in living labs: University library case study

A Comparative Case Study of Certified and Non-Certified Green Buildings and Their Response to Climate Change

Cool roofs: A climate change mitigation and adaptation strategy for residential buildings

Model Predictive Control for Energy Optimization of HVAC Systems Using EnergyPlus and ACO Algorithm

Drivers for Digital Twin Adoption in the Construction Industry: A Systematic Literature Review

Impact of climate change on energy saving potentials of natural ventilation and ceiling fans in mixed-mode buildings

Introducing extended natural ventilation index for buildings under the present and future changing climates

Future energy-optimised buildings — Addressing the impact of climate change on buildings

Mind the gap: A comparison of socio-technical limitations of national house rating systems in the UK and Australia

Ceiling fans as ventilation assisting devices in buildings: A critical review

Study of the critical velocity of the tunnels using an analytical approach

Building energy optimization using surrogate model and active sampling

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