Exploring the Implications of Different Occupancy Modelling Approaches for Building Performance Simulation Results

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Title	Exploring the Implications of Different Occupancy Modelling Approaches for Building Performance Simulation Results
Publication Type	Conference Proceedings
Year of Conference	2015
Authors	Tahmasebi, F, Mostofi, S, Mahdavi, A
Conference Name	6th International Building Physics Conference
Volume	78
Pagination	567–572
Date Published	11/2015
DOI	10.1016/j.egypro.2015.11.737

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