Energy and water monitoring for existing buildings
This report examines the use of monitoring systems in existing commercial buildings. There are a number of drivers for the installation of monitoring systems, and these are discussed. Monitoring systems are available in many different forms and are categorised according to data source, resolution and availability.
A wide variety of monitoring systems and technologies are available and these are discussed in terms of data collection methods and user interface options. A monitoring system design process has been outlined to assist those intending to design a system for their building.
Finally, case studies of monitoring systems are presented including details of system monitoring points and benefits achieved.
Full Report by AIRAH published by Equilibrium
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- Green Buildings Driving Employee ProductivityFri 7 Oct 2011
- Energy Smart Buildings - SpringThu 29 Sep 2011
- Companies go green to enhance productivityMon 28 Mar 2011
- Performance & perceptions of green buildingsMon 24 Jan 2011
- Buildcorp Green Buildings - Green Future discussion paperTue 23 Nov 2010
- A World GBC Report: Tackling Global Climate Change - Meeting Local PrioritiesFri 17 Sep 2010
- Energy Smart BuildingsFri 16 Apr 2010
- Green Building Evolution 2010Thu 18 Feb 2010
- ASX-Listed Office Trusts: Does "Green" Pay?Fri 22 Jan 2010
- Perspectives on sustainabilityTue 8 Dec 2009
