International Workshop on Putting Sustainability into Convergence – Jan. 28-29, 2019

The IBPSA Singapore Chapter is a supporting advocate for the following workshop in Jan. 2019:

International Workshop on Putting Sustainability into Convergence: Connecting Data, People, and Systems, Singapore, January 28-29, 2019

From the website: https://www.shbe.org/singapore-workshop.html

The NSF-funded Research Coordination Network (RCN) in Science, Engineering and Education for Sustainability (SEES) announces its second international workshop on Putting Sustainability into Convergence: Connecting Data, People, and Systems with a special focus on social science, engineering and computer science integration. Long-term sustainability requires technology advancements, resilient infrastructure, adequate policy, and behavioral change. The main objective of a sustainable and resilient infrastructure is where a multitude of resources can be dynamically shared and individual behavior be incentivized to better meet community needs. While focusing on underserved groups, the intention is to improve overall quality of life and well-being by providing adequate access to infrastructure and services. Inspired by the NSF vision, this international workshop proposes convergence research that is built upon trans-, inter-, and multi-disciplinary concepts including two main characteristics: Challenges and opportunities from deep scientific questions and critical societal needs, and intensive integration across disciplines.

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Upcoming Event on Nov 28: Informing High Performance Design with Integrated Modelling Approaches – Thermal/Energy, CFD, and Daylight tools

Case Study: Informing High Performance Design with Integrated Modelling Approaches – Thermal/Energy, CFD, and Daylight tools

Todd Taniguchi from WSP Ng will be presenting a case study for an innovative approach to an aircraft hangar retrofit in Pearl Harbor Hawaii. The key features of the building include a highly energy efficient 100% fresh air buoyancy driven fanless HVAC system and high levels of natural light. The presentation will focus on the tools used and the design changes that they enabled.

Date: 28 November 2012

Time: 6:30pm

Venue: NTU (Tutorial Room +2 at North Spine, Block NS4-05-80) Map link: http://maps.ntu.edu.sg/maps#q:Tutorial Room + 2

Please reply to Majid (majid.h@pbworld.com) or Danielle (DGreigo@ntu.edu.sg) if you will be attending for us to establish the number of people coming for the event. Please pass this email also to others who are keen to attend as well and get involve with IBPSA Singapore.