We were honoured to host ASHRAE President Mick Schwedler earlier today, for his Society address: \”Personal Growth. Global Impact. Feed the Roots\”. In his presentation, Mick emphasised the value of …
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The building industry is exploding with data sources that impact the energy performance of the built environment and health and well-being of occupants. Spreadsheets just don’t cut it anymore as the sole analytics tool for professionals in this field. This seminar focuses on outlining the process of acquiring data science skills for building performance analysts with little or no previous programming experience. An introduction to data science skills will be given in the context of built environment professions. The seminar will provide numerous learning paths for various built environment-related tasks and help motivate participants to dive in!
ASHRAE Ireland Chapter held our Virtual AGM on Tuesday 15th June. Our outgoing President, Mr. Michael Geraghty congratulated the team on growing the ASHRAE Ireland Chapter despite a difficult year. …
On Thursday 4th February, Prof. William Bahnfleth returned to the ASHRAE Ireland Chapter to give a timely update on \’Evolving HVAC Guidance for Airborne Infection Control – Current Status and Future …
ASHRAE Upcoming Courses and Seminars for February 2021 Grow your skills and knowledge through the ASHRAE Learning Institute. 26 Jan 2021 – COVID-19 and Buildings: Reoccupation After Lockdown 27 Jan 2021 – Reopening Commercial …
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On Thursday 16th July, we were delighted to host Prof. Bill Bahnfleth, Chair of the ASHRAE Epidemic Task force on our COVID-19 webinar series – you can view the write-up …
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On Thursday 16th July 2020, ASHRAE Ireland was honoured to welcome Prof. William Bahnfleth, Chair of ASHRAE\’s Epidemic Task Force, to the third instalment of our COVID-19 Technical Seminar Series. The presentation covered a wide range of topics on HVAC-related infection control, and outlining practical guidance for the management of buildings and HVAC systems. Crucially, the guidance generally follows the precautionary principle – “One should take reasonable measures to avoid threats that are serious and plausible.”
Thursday the 2nd of July 2020 marked the second edition of ASHRAE Irelands technical mini series on COVID-19. The main objective of this series is to bring together a range of expert panelists from both industry and academia covering topics related to reducing the spread of airborne infections in the built environment with specific reference to COVID-19.
