Data supporting the PhD thesis: Towards Occupant -Centered Automated Facades Interaction: Requirements to Enhance Acceptance of Automated Control Strategies

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Authors: Pedro de la Barra
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Abstract

This repository contains the research data underlying the dissertation “Towards Occupant-Centered Automated Façades: Interaction Requirements to Enhance Acceptance of Automated Control Strategies.” The dataset supports a series of studies investigating how building occupants interact with automated façade and building-service controls, and how interaction characteristics (e.g., availability of personal control, automation modes, feedback/cues, and interface characteristics) influence occupant behaviour, preferences, satisfaction, and acceptance of automated control strategies.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Building Energy and Comfort Optimization Facilities and Workplace Management Interactive and Immersive Displays

Publication details

Journal / source
4TU.ResearchData
Publication date
16 January 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Dataset