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SUMMARY:Multi-Scale Multi-Domain Modeling of Net Zero Energy Community
DESCRIPTION:Minisymposium\n\nWangda Zuo (University of Pennsylvania)\n\nTh
 is presentation introduces our recent research in developing the Modelica-
 based multi-scale multi-domain modeling technology for the optimal design 
 and operation of net zero energy communities (NZEC). Based on a real-world
  NZEC in Florida, USA, an open source Modelica NZEC library has been devel
 oped and public released. It consists of two sets of models: (1) higher-fi
 delity physics-based models that consider the interaction between subsyste
 ms of the studied NZEC and capture fast dynamics, and (2) lower-fidelity d
 ata-driven models that require fewer resources to establish and/or run. Al
 l models are validated against measurements from this real NZEC. To demons
 trate the usage of the NZEC library, a case study is conducted where a bui
 lding-to-grid integration control is evaluated via simulation. The evaluat
 ion results suggest that the tested control significantly smooths the powe
 r draw of the studied community and does not sacrifice thermal comfort to 
 a great extent.\n\nDomain: Computer Science, Machine Learning, and Applied
  Mathematics 
\n\nSession Chair: Jibonananda Sanyal (National Renewable En
 ergy Laboratory)
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