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    <dc:title>EnergyPlus simulation models for an integrated passive envelope in a tropical mid-rise office building, Jakarta</dc:title>
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    <dc:description>This dataset contains the EnergyPlus input files (.idf) for the integrated passive envelope study of a mid-rise office building under Jakarta&apos;s hot-humid tropical climate. The models correspond to the three integrated scenarios analyzed in the associated article: Scenario 1 (optimal integration), Scenario 2 (moderate), and Scenario 3 (worst-case), each combining a double-skin façade, a thermal stack tower, and an external louver system. Simulations were performed using EnergyPlus coupled with the Airflow Network (AFN) method, exported from DesignBuilder. The weather file used is the Jakarta-Kemayoran IWEC dataset (6.15°S, 106.85°E). These files allow reproduction of the energy use intensity, airflow, thermal comfort, and daylighting results reported in the article, including the aerodynamic short-circuit ratio (ASR) diagnostic.</dc:description>
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    <dc:contributor>Song, Subin</dc:contributor>
    <dc:contributor>Yoon, Seonghwan</dc:contributor>
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