Applied Data Analysis and Modeling for Energy Engineers and Scientists

About Gregor P. HenzeT. Agami Reddy

T Agami Reddy PhD is  Professor Emeritus of Energy and Environment at Arizona State University. He is a licensed mechanical engineer with about 40 years of teaching and research experience in solar energy system simulation and testing building energy inverse data analysis and modeling energy efficient and green building technologies and sustainable/resilience as applied to energy infrastructure systems. He has over 190 journal publications (three of which received best paper awards) edited four conference proceedings or special journal issues contributed to seven handbook chapters and written three textbooks: The Design and Sizing of Active Solar Systems (Oxford Univ Press 1987) Applied Data Analysis and Modeling for Energy Engineers and Scientists (Springer 2011) and Heating and Cooling of Buildings (3rd ed. CRC 2016). He has completed about 50 research projects with funding from organizations such as NSF USDOE EPA NIST Homeland Security ASHRAE and several building control companies. He is Fellow of ASME (past chair of Solar Energy Division past Associate Editor of ASME Journal of Solar Energy Engineering and ASME Journal of Sustainable Buildings and Cities) and Fellow of ASHRAE (past Chair of Research Advisory Committee and past member of Research Advisory Panel). He received his PhD and MS from the Laboratoire de Thermodynamique et d'Energetique University of Perpignan France. Gregor P Henze PhD PE is Professor and Charles V Schelke Chair of Architectural Engineering at the University of Colorado Boulder where his teaching focuses on building and district energy systems i.e. high-performance building design building control and automation systems data science for energy applications and sustainable building design. His research emphasizes advanced building control approaches fault detection and diagnosis characterization of building occupant behavior human presence detectionsensor fusion systems as well as the integration of building energy system operations with the electric grid system. He is the primary author of more than 170 research articles four of which have received best paper awards and received three patents. He received the 2011 Colorado Cleantech Industry Association's Research and Commercialization Award. Prof. Henze is a professional mechanical engineer high-performance building design professional editorial board member for Journal Building Performance Simulation Fellow of the Renewable and Sustainable Energy Institute joint professor at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory as well as co-founder and chief scientist of QCoefficient Inc. an engineering firm developing real-time optimal control solutions for grid-interactive efficient buildings. He received his Diplom-Ingenieur from the Technical University of Berlin Germany his MS from Oregon State University and his PhD from the University of Colorado Boulder.