Building and Environment

The dataset includes verified fault data from manual commissioning of 35 zones and archived BAS data. The read me file in the zipped file describes the data fields and the associated paper presents details regarding data collection and other contextual details.

This is the results of molecular simulation and BET test.

Experimental data of the conducted experiments presented in the Influence of commercial glazing and wall colours on the resulting non-visual daylight conditions of an office paper.

Two data files are provided. The first one carry the spatio-temporal data of occupants. The second file contains the description of the building information from where the dataset is collected. This dataset is already in-review by Data in Brief journal.

The data presented here include air temperature data in the Adelaide CBD, weather data at the Adelaide Airport station, sea surface temperature near the coast of Adelaide. The half-hourly air temperature data at 17 points inside the Adelaide CBD have been collected by the Adelaide urban heat island monitoring network. This network data were used in the analysis of urban climate and the sea breeze cooling effect in the Adelaide CBD. The weather at the Adelaide Airport station were used to identify sea breeze days.

This material is attached (including Figs. A1 ~ A6 and Tables A1 ~ A9).

We collected physiological signals (e.g., skin temperature, heart rate) of 14 subjects (6 female and 8 male adults) and environmental parameters (e.g., air temperature, relative humidity) for 2-4 weeks (at least 20 hours per day). The dataset consists of environmental data and physiological signals of the subjects.

These two documents are the supplementary materials for the study "Office concepts: A scoping review". The first document consists of the methodological details describing the charting done in the review. The second document consists of the raw data from the included studies in the review.

Supplementary Materials 1 cover the derivation of our forced convection heat and mass transfer model for the swimming pool. Supplementary Materials 2 cover the calculation methodology for the shading factor of the surrounding podium around the pool.

Research Data File: Cradle to Site Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of Natural vs Conventional Building Materials, A Case Study on Cob Earthen Material