Vahid Nik
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Towards climate resilient urban energy systems: A review
Assessing the climate change adaptation over four European cities
A machine learning approach to enhance indoor thermal comfort in a changing climate
Using collective intelligence to enhance demand flexibility and climate resilience in urban areas
Introducing reinforcement learning to the energy system design process
Quantifying the impacts of climate change and extreme climate events on energy systems
Future climate resilience through informed decision making in retrofitting projects
Implementing collective intelligence in demand side management
Machine learning methods to assist energy system optimization
Impacts of Microclimate Conditions on the Energy Performance of Buildings in Urban Areas
Evaluating the impacts of urban form on the microclimate in the dense areas
Assessing the impacts of climate change on the german building stock
Redefining energy system flexibility for distributed energy system design
Linking Neighborhoods into Sustainable Energy Systems
Using Typical and Extreme Weather Files for Impact Assessment of Climate Change on Buildings
Optimum design of distributed energy hubs using hybrid surrogate models (HSM)
Future moisture loads for building facades in Sweden: Climate change and wind-driven rain
Assessing the efficiency and robustness of the retrofitted building envelope against climate change
Climate Change and Wind-Driven Rain – a Preliminary Study about Climate Uncertainties
Hygrothermal Simulations of Buildings Concerning Uncertainties of the Future Climate
Mould Growth Inside an Attic Concerning Four Different Future Climate Scenarios
Considering the possible changes of the future climate in designing the sustainable buildings
STATISTICAL METHODS FOR ASSESSMENT OF LONG-TERM HYGRO-THERMAL PERFORMANCE OF BUILDINGS
Hygro-thermal response of a ventilated attic to the future climate load in Sweden
Hygro-thermal response of a ventilated attic to the future climate load in Sweden
Effect of climate change on energy consumption in buildings
Using Controlled Active Mass (CAM) to decrease energy demand for cooling
Long term simulation of the hygro-thermal response of buildings - Results and questions
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