William WT O'Brien
Contact via Carleton University
Key Research Areas
- Energy efficiency
- Energy resources
- Construction engineering and management
- Civil engineering
- Modelling and simulation studies
- Engineering
- Industrial engineering
- Information technology
Associated Researchers
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O'Brien, William
Carleton University -
Sanner, Scott
University of Toronto -
Fai, Stephen
Carleton University -
Fai, Stephen S
Carleton University -
Gunay, Burak
Carleton University -
Wainer, Gabriel
Carleton University -
Bucking, Scott
Carleton University -
Bucking, Scott SWL
Carleton University -
Bulle, Cécile
Université du Québec à Montréal -
Bulle, Cécile CSM
Université du Québec à Montréal -
Cameron, Christina
University of Montreal -
Cameron, Christina C
University of Montreal -
Erochko, Jeffrey
Carleton University -
Erochko, Jeffrey JA
Carleton University -
Esponda Cascajares, Mariana
Carleton University -
Esponda Cascajares, Mariana M
Carleton University -
Joslin, Chris
Carleton University -
Joslin, Chris CJ
Carleton University -
Laliberté, Jeremy
Carleton University -
Laliberté, Jeremy JJF
Carleton University -
Lau, David
Carleton University -
Ross, Susan
Carleton University -
Ross, Susan S
Carleton University -
SantanaQuintero, Mario
Carleton University
Associated Organizations
Recent Research Projects
Engineering Students Supporting Heritage and Sustainability (Heritageengineering)
2015/16-2019/20 • $1,350,000 • PI,CO
The conservation, rehabilitation, and sustainability of existing structures and designated historic buildings is a crucially important issue, both in Canada and worldwide. However, heritage buildings are not the only issue. Even the most energy-efficient new building cannot offset its embodied...
SUSTAIN: Sensor-based Unified Simulation Techniques for Advanced In-building Networks
2018/19-2019/20 • $411,000 • PI,CO
Modern building automation systems collect and store vast amounts of data in temporal scales ranging from seconds to multiple years and spatial scales ranging from rooms to communities. But tools that facilitate management and visualization of these data are in their infancy. It has become...
Machine learning for residential building HVAC analytics platform
2017/18-2019/20 • $64,002 • PI,CO
Residential building space conditions makes up 64% of the energy consumption of the average Canadian home. The optimization and improvement of these systems has progressed little in comparison to the buildings in commercial applications and the ever more connected home. As such there is a...
Data-driven methods for operation and maintenance of commercial buildings
2018/19-2019/20 • $33,334 • PI,CO
Recent findings indicate that about 30% of the energy used in commercial buildings is wasted due to poorly maintained, degraded, and improperly controlled equipment and components. Given that indoor climate control in commercial buildings accounts for 13% of the total energy use and 11% of the...