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Software agent reasoning supporting non-intrusive building space usage monitoring

Dibley et al., 2013

Document ID
1839837563147980788
Author
Dibley M
Li H
Rezgui Y
Miles J
Publication year
Publication venue
Computers in industry

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Conventional facility management (FM) software tools, lacking automatic synchronisation with the domain and rich semantic modelling, are limited to the simpler querying of manually maintained models. A software system that monitors and interprets temporally changing …
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