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Henrik Madsen
Professor for Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, Center Manger of CITIES Research Project at DTU Compute
These weeks, Hong Kong is massive in the media due to major demonstrations and unrest in the city, but life in the city continues alongside. Last week, PhD student Hjørdis Amanda Schlüter and Professor John Bagterp, both affiliated with CITIES and the Smart Cities Accelerator at DTU Compute, attended the IEEE CCTA 2019 (Conference on …
After seven years of research CITIES project comes to an end. We are pleased to invite you to our annual meeting – and this year also – final conference Monday, November 9, 2020 – at DTU and Online. This year we also collaborate with two other projects – DiCyPs and FED. The day after Tuesday, …
The solution “Energy demand modeling in buildings” offers methodologies for the modeling of energy demand and flexibility potentials for whole districts and cities. It includes a tool for bottom-up classification of buildings in a given area into certain types, which can be sum up and modeled by aggregation to ensure higher energy flexibility.
