This book gives an overview of existing data analysis methods to analyse the dynamic data obtained from full scale testing, with their advantages and drawbacks. The overview of full scale testing and dynamic data analysis is limited to energy performance characterization of either building components or whole buildings.
The methods range from averaging and regression methods to dynamic approaches based on system identification techniques. These methods are discussed in relation to their application in following in situ measurements:
-measurement of thermal transmittance of building components based on heat flux meters;
-measurement of thermal and solar transmittance of building components tested in outdoor calorimetric test cells;
-measurement of heat transfer coefficient and solar aperture of whole buildings based on co-heating or transient heating tests;
-characterisation of the energy performance of whole buildings based on energy use monitoring
