Evento

AIAOC Lunch Program- New Thinking About Performance Metrics

Presented By:

GLUMAC engineers for a sustainable future™
A Tetra Tech Company

Common performance metrics such as EUI, PUE and gallons/day are useful tools in tracking resource consumption, but they have limits. This presentation will explore advanced performance metrics covering energy, water, waste, human factors, and more. Then, scale will be introduced to explore how jumping from building-scale to district-scale, or even city-scale should impact the way we measure and evaluate performance.

Learning Objectives:

Develop an understanding of new performance metrics and in what applications certain metrics are appropriate
Recognize how different factors impact energy use, water use, and waste production
Learn how scale affects usefulness of various performance metrics
Be encouraged to develop customized metrics for their own projects to appropriately track performance over time

Date: April 24, 2018

Learning Units:1 HSW

Presenter:
Kevin M. Smith, P.E.
CEM, BESA, LEED AP BD+C
Energy Analyst

Check-in/Lunch: 11:45 AM ~ Lunch will be provided

Presentation: 12:00PM - 1:00PM

Location:
Lutron
2458 Dupont Drive
Newport Beach, CA 92612

Cost:
AIA Members Free
Non-members - $20 (Plus Service Fee)

As a Mechanical Engineer and Energy Analyst, Kevin M. Smith applies his passion for sustainability towards performing holistic building energy modeling in order to guide design and optimize building performance. Kevins services span all market sectors, having worked on sustainability projects in the healthcare, commercial, higher education, institutional, R&D, residential, and hospitality industries. In addition to working with Glumac, his background includes providing energy engineering services with a design-build mechanical contractor and with this diverse experience, Kevin is an asset to every project team