A Multivariate Analysis of Green Building Options

	Clean Technology 2011 Chapter 8: Green Building & Construction
	A Multivariate Analysis of Green Building Options
Authors:	P. Kung, V.C.P. Chen, A. Robinson
Affilation:	University of Texas at Arlington, US
Pages:	363 - 366
Keywords:	green building, sustainable development, eQUEST, design of experiments, analysis of variance
Abstract:	Green building is based on the concept of sustainable development. In this paper, we utilized the software eQUEST in a computer experiments approach to study building options that potentially impact energy usage and cost metrics. Design of experiments is used to organize a set of eQUEST runs, and analysis of variance is used to analyze the data.
ISBN:	978-1-4398-8189-7
Pages:	438
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Clean Technology 2011

Chapter 8: Green Building & Construction

A Multivariate Analysis of Green Building Options