Master Thesis - Realtime Evaluation of Occupant Building Interactions using Modelica Building Models

At the Institute of Climate and Energy Systems - Energy Systems Engineering (ICE-1), we develop advanced models and algorithms for the simulation and optimization of integrated multi-energy systems. Within the Living Lab Energy Campus (LLEC) project, large office buildings are equipped with many IoT devices. These devices transmit real-time data such as the opening state of windows, doors as well as room air quality and luminance measurements to a cloud infrastructure. Additionally, through a user-facing energy dashboard with a desk booking system called JuControl, building occupants can interact bidirectionally with the building systems to e.g. determine heating schedules and improve indoor air quality. As part of our team, you will contribute to improvements in occupant behavior within buildings by deploying building models to estimate and optimize energy use in offices, as...