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Ayşegül Demir Dilsiz

I am a Ph.D student in the Department of Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering studying Building Energy and Environments at The University of Texas at Austin. I received double  major degree in Civil Engineering and Environmental Engineering at Dokuz Eylul University. I also completed M.Sc. degree in Structural Engineering at Istanbul Technical University. After the Turkish Ministry of National Education rewarded me with a full scholarship to perform my graduate study, my journey started in Austin.

While pursuing my Ph.D. studies, I worked in Austin Energy Green Building Department as Energy Analyst between 2017-2018 for a year. In addition to energy modeling of buildings, I also reviewed the energy simulation processes of buildings, which are submitted by various companies, under construction in Austin.

I am currently working on my research project, as known CityDNN, in order to decrease computational time while maintaining the accuracy of a detailed urban energy model and then propose future planning strategies to lower overall energy demand of buildings.

Conferences:

• Demir, A., Gedik, Y., Gunes, O., Korkmaz, A., “Structural and Seismic Evaluation of Historical Dicle Bridge in Turkey”, Istanbul Bridge Conference, pg. 161-168, Istanbul, Turkey, Aug, 2016.

• Demir, A., Duru, D., Manioglu, G.,“Evaluation of user behavior according to water conservation”, 2nd International Sustainable Buildings Symposium, pg. 705-713, Ankara, Turkey, May, 2015.

• Demir, A., Tuna, G., Elbir, T., “Determination of air quality before and after urban transportation inIzmir Kadifekale region”, 2nd International Sustainable Buildings Symposium, pg. 694-704, Ankara,Turkey, 2015.

 

 

 

“Always dream and shoot higher than you know you can do. Try to be better than yourself.”

–William Faulkner

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UT Energy App – Privacy Policy

Fault detection and diagnostics of air handling units using machine learning and expert rule-sets

Reinforcement Learning in the Built Environment

Reinforcement learning for urban energy systems & demand response

Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning for demand response & building coordination

IEA-EBC Annex 79: Occupant Centric Design and Operation of Buildings

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  • Prof. Zoltan Nagy, PhD
  • June Young Park
  • José Ramón Vázquez-Canteli
  • Megan K. McHugh, MSE

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