Workshop "Integrated modelling and performance of built environments"

The IBPSA Ireland  with IRUSE Galway in the College of Engineering and Informatics and the Ryan Institute at the NUI Galway organised a full-day workshop that was held in the  Engineering Building at  NUI Galway on the 24th of June 2013. The workshop explored the topic of "  Integrated modelling and performance of built environments". 
A copy of presentations given at the workshop can be accessed below.

Presenter	Affiliation	Topic
Amanda Gallagher	BRE Ireland	Building Performance Evaluation programme
Oliver Kinnane	TCD	The Low Carbon Adaptable Home for the integrated modelling and performance of built environments
Alan Armstrong	NUI Galway	Environmental life cycle assessment study of Irish residential buildings from an energy and carbon perspective
Harald Berresheim	NUI Galway	The self-cleansing capacity of our atmosphere -  limitations on local to global scales
Aonghus McNabola	TCD	The Aspiration Efficiency Reducer (AER) air pollution control device
James McGrath	NUI Galway	Development of a computational model to evaluate personal exposure to particulate matter in indoor microenvironments
Donal Finn	UCD	Internal airflow sensitivity in a naturally ventilated atrium subject to variations in external wind conditions
Magdalena Hajdukiewicz	NUI Galway	Numerical modelling of operating naturally ventilated indoor environments
Donal Finn	UCD	Performance analysis of a low approach low temperature direct cooling tower for radiant cooling systems
Derek Sinnott	WIT	Measured airtightness of existing dwellings in Ireland
C. J. Walsh	Sustainable Design International Ltd.	Sustainable fire engineeringSustainable fire engineering
Joseph Little	Building Life Consultancy	Managing moisture - the key to healthy internal wall insulation retrofits of solid walls
Lee Corcoran	DIT	A hygrothermal analysis of international timber frame wall assemblies tested under temperate maritime climatic conditions
Desmond Dolan	NUI Galway	Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) on timber construction products produced from Irish forests