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Occupants Behavior Research Bibliography

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2015
S. Guo, Yan, D., Peng, C., Cui, Y., Zhou, X., and Hu, S., “Investigation and analyses of residential heating in the HSCW climate zone of China: Status quo and key features”, Building and Environment, vol. 94, pp. 532-542, 2015.
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2016
S. Hu, Yan, D., Cui, Y., and Guo, S., “Urban residential heating in hot summer and cold winter zones of China—Status, modeling, and scenarios to 2030”, Energy Policy, vol. 92, pp. 158-170, 2016.
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2017
S. Hu, Yan, D., Guo, S., Cui, Y., and Dong, B., “A survey on energy consumption and energy usage behavior of households and residential building in urban China”, Energy and Buildings, vol. 148, pp. 366-378, 2017.
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H. T. Yan, Li, C., Zhang, Q., An, J., and Hu, S., “A thorough assessment of China’s standard for energy consumption of buildings”, Energy and Buildings, vol. 143, pp. 114-128, 2017.
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