Farzam Kharvari is a third-year Ph.D. candidate studying under Professor Liam O’Brien’s supervision in building engineering at Carleton University. His research focuses on the comprehensive assessment of the energy impact of teleworking in different domains of transportation, residential buildings, offices, and information and communication technologies (ICT). With a specialization in energy optimization and human building interaction, he has published more than 10 papers on energy optimization, occupant behavior, daylighting and optimum lighting, multi-objective optimization, and virtual reality in peer-reviewed journals and conferences.
Sessions in which Farzam Kharvari participates
Tuesday 26 July, 2022
Energy and occupancy analytics to improve understanding and efficiency of building operations - A case study of an office building in Northern CaliforniaFPLuo, Na;Hong, TianzhenLuo, NaThe aftermath of COVID-19 on educational building: An energy performance aspectFPRun, KeovathanaRun, KeovathanaNumer...
Thursday 28 July, 2022
Causal relationships in the built environment from teleworkISFarzam KharvariLong-term field measurement of the energy impacts of teleworkISSharane SimonSocial housing energy impact of teleworkISJean RouleauOffice building operations adaptability to partial occup...
Sessions in which Farzam Kharvari attends
Tuesday 26 July, 2022
Dr. Leon Wang (General President of COBEE 2022 / Président général COBEE 2022)Dr. Graham Carr (President of Concordia University / Président de l’université Concordia)Mme Kaïla Munro (City of Montréal/ Ville de Montréal)Dr. Andreas Athienitis (Director...
Wednesday 27 July, 2022
A survey of the impact of acoustic environment on occupants’ satisfaction in open-plan officesFPKang, Shengxian (1);Mak, Cheuk Ming (1);Ou, Dayi (2,3,4)Kang, ShengxianThermal performance of green and cool roofs: a field experiment combining night ventilationFPRan, Jiandong (1);Feng, Ya (1,2,3);Tang, Mingfang (1,3);Jiang,...