Dr Nagy and June are heading to San Antonio, TX, to attend the 4th Int'l Symposium on Occupant Behavior (OB-19) [3/13—3/15]. Topics of this high profile symposium include Human building interactions Personalized comfort and building controls Modeling and simulation of occupant behavior Read more
IEL @ ExploreUT
For the second year in a row, IEL was present at ExploreUT last Saturday (3/2). Megan and Sepehr introduced participants to Environmental Sensing with Arduino. Participants learned about sensors, resistors, LEDs, microcontrollers and how all of those fit together. Read more
Megan McHugh joins IEL as PhD student supported by Siemens
We're excited that Megan is joining IEL as PhD student to continue her work on automated fault detection for air handling units. We are double excited that her research will be embedded in and supported by Siemens Building Technologies in Austin, TX, where she works as a data scientist. Read more
Artificial Neural Network‐Based Framework for Developing Ground‐Motion Models for Natural and Induced Earthquakes in Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas
This paper led by PhD student Farid Khosravikia from Patricia Clayton's group has been published in Seismological Research Letters. Check it out y'all. Farid developed neural network based models for earthquakes. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1785/0220180218 This paper, as well as our recent Read more
UT Energy App – Privacy Policy
The Intelligent Environments Laboratory is releasing the first version of the UT Energy App. This app is intended to provide a way to collect information on climate/temperature and consequent comfort levels for students in UT classrooms and other campus buildings. This data will be used Read more
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