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Occupants Behavior Research Bibliography

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2015
J. Langevin, Wen, J., and Gurian, P. L., “Simulating the human-building interaction: Development and validation of an agent-based model of office occupant behaviors.”, BUILD ENVIRON , 2015.
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J. Langevin, Gurian, P. L., and Wen, J., “Tracking the human-building interaction: Findings from a longitudinal field study of occupant behavior in air-conditioned offices”, Journal of Environmental Psychology, vol. 42, 2015.
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2013
J. Langevin, Wen, J., and Gurian, P. L., “Modeling thermal comfort holistically: Bayesian estimation of thermal sensation, acceptability, and preference distributions for office building occupants”, Building and Environment, vol. 69, 2013.
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