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UBIQUITOUS SENSORS TO ASSESS PEOPLE’S ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND WELLBEING IN DOMESTIC ENVIRONMENTS
Authors: Stephanie GAUTHIER, Catalina SPATARU
This paper was entered into a competition launched by --BRE Group and UBM called to investigate the link between buildings and the wellbeing of those who occupy them.
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