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Veronica Garcia-HansenAssociate Professor, Architecture, School of Architecture and Built Environment, QueenslandVerified email at qut.edu.au
Dong ChenCSIROVerified email at CSIRO.au
Sara OmraniSenior Lecturer in Virtual Design & Construction, Queensland University of TechnologyVerified email at qut.edu.au
Vahid M. NikFull Professor, Lund UniversityVerified email at byggtek.lth.se
Jin (Jenny) ZhouMonash UniversityVerified email at monash.edu

Tobias Kramer

Tobias Kramer

Postdoctoral Researcher at CBE, University of California, Berkeley

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Thermal Comfort Climate Design Building Simulation Machine Learning Low-Cost Monitoring


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A Machine Learning approach to enhance indoor thermal comfort in a changing climate T Kramer, V Garcia-Hansen, SOVM Nik, D Chen Journal of Physics: Conference Series 2042 (1), 012070, 2021	8	2021
Personal differences in thermal comfort perception: Observations from a field study in Brisbane, Australia T Kramer, V Garcia-Hansen, S Omrani, J Zhou, D Chen Building and Environment, 110873, 2023	4	2023
Comfort data for Brisbane: Using data collected by low-cost monitoring devices to improve prediction accuracy T Kramer, V Garcia Hansen Australian Building Simulation 2022 Conference Proceedings, 207-219, 2022	3	2022
climateBOX: A low-cost and open-source monitoring device for personal thermal comfort evaluation T Kramer, V Garcia-Hansen, S Omrani Energy and Buildings 283, 112830, 2023	2	2023
Personal thermal comfort in dynamic indoor environments T Kramer Queensland University of Technology, 2024		2024

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