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Big data and DCV : smart ventilation?

Jelle Laverge (UGent)
(2018) Proceedings of the ISIAQ Indoor Air 2018 conference.
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Demand controlled ventilation (DCV) has acquired a large share of the residential ventilation market in Europe. Recent developments in data management, internet of things (IoT) connectivity and machine learning have enabled ventilation manufacturers to push DCV towards genuinely ‘smart’ ventilation. In this paper we show the results from the first implementation of ventilation systems with integrated and fully automated centralized IAQ monitoring for the high volume market in Belgium.
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Smart ventilation, IAQ, DCV, monitoring, big data

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Laverge, Jelle. “Big Data and DCV : Smart Ventilation?” Proceedings of the ISIAQ Indoor Air 2018 Conference, 2018.
APA
Laverge, J. (2018). Big data and DCV : smart ventilation? Proceedings of the ISIAQ Indoor Air 2018 Conference. Presented at the ISIAQ Indoor Air 2018 conference, Philadelphia, PA, USA.
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Laverge, Jelle. 2018. “Big Data and DCV : Smart Ventilation?” In Proceedings of the ISIAQ Indoor Air 2018 Conference.
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Laverge, Jelle. 2018. “Big Data and DCV : Smart Ventilation?” In Proceedings of the ISIAQ Indoor Air 2018 Conference.
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Laverge J. Big data and DCV : smart ventilation? In: Proceedings of the ISIAQ Indoor Air 2018 conference. 2018.
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J. Laverge, “Big data and DCV : smart ventilation?,” in Proceedings of the ISIAQ Indoor Air 2018 conference, Philadelphia, PA, USA, 2018.
@inproceedings{8603189,
  abstract     = {{Demand controlled ventilation (DCV) has acquired a large share of the residential ventilation
market in Europe. Recent developments in data management, internet of things (IoT) connectivity
and machine learning have enabled ventilation manufacturers to push DCV towards
genuinely ‘smart’ ventilation. In this paper we show the results from the first implementation
of ventilation systems with integrated and fully automated centralized IAQ monitoring for the
high volume market in Belgium.}},
  author       = {{Laverge, Jelle}},
  booktitle    = {{Proceedings of the ISIAQ Indoor Air 2018 conference}},
  isbn         = {{9780984685561}},
  keywords     = {{Smart ventilation,IAQ,DCV,monitoring,big data}},
  language     = {{eng}},
  location     = {{Philadelphia, PA, USA}},
  pages        = {{2}},
  title        = {{Big data and DCV : smart ventilation?}},
  year         = {{2018}},
}