Over TVVL Webinar THE (big) DATA POTENTIAL #2 Fout Detectie & Diagnose

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Wim Zeiler started in Building Services industry in 1983 and is since 2001 full professor Building Services at the faculty of the Built Environment at the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e). In addition Zeiler is still part time building services technology specialist at Kropman Building Services contracting. In 2014 he received the professional science award of REHVA, the European federation for Heating-, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning. His current research is on Healthy ventilation in day care centres & schools, Intelligent buildings and Flexible Smart Grid integration.

Anand Thamban did his Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering at the National Institute of Technology Karnataka. He did his Masters in Mechanical Engineering at TU Delft with a specialization in Energy and Process Technology. Currently Anand is doing a PDEng (Professional Doctorate in Engineering) in the Smart Buildings and Cities program at the Eindhoven University of Technology. His project is on the fault detection and diagnosis of low ∆T syndrome using machine learning methods. The main aim of his work is to automate the fault detection and diagnostic systems in buildings using AI (Artificial Intelligence) with the future goal of implementing learning and auto-correction systems. Anand his main research interests include building energy simulations, fault prediction models and data-driven analysis of HVAC systems.

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Mohammad Samir Ahmed bachelor in Mechanical Engineering from the Islamic University of Technology, Bangladesh and a masters in Sustainable Energy Technology from the Eindhoven University of Technology. Currently, he is working on the project ‘TransAct’ funded by the Dutch Research Council (NWO). This project aims to deliver guidelines for and develop a lifelong learning network model and develop approaches to empower individuals in exploration, monitoring, and planning of personal knowledge on data-driven maintenance & operation, relating to the challenges of the energy transition.