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After geometry construction and data entry you run your model for the first time, and yay, it works, you have results! But how do you know what's going on, how do you know you can trust your numbers?
What questions do you ask yourself to make sure your model is correctly representing your building? What checks do you build in to your workflow to ensure full understanding?
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After geometry construction and data entry you run your model for the first time, and yay, it works, you have results! But how do you know what's going on, how do you know you can trust your numbers?
What questions do you ask yourself to make sure your model is correctly representing your building? What checks do you build in to your workflow to ensure full understanding?
How does it differ between QA on your own model vs. a model someone else made?
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After geometry construction and data entry you run your model for the first time, and yay, it works, you have results! But how do you know what's going on, how do you know you can trust your numbers?
What questions do you ask yourself to make sure your model is correctly representing your building? What checks do you build in to your workflow to ensure full understanding?
How does it differ between QA on your own model vs. a model someone else made?
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After geometry construction and data entry you run your model for the first time, and yay, it works, you have results! But how do you know what's going on, how do you know you can trust your numbers?
What questions do you ask yourself to make sure your model is correctly representing your building? What checks do you build in to your workflow to ensure full understanding?
How does it differ between QA on your own model vs. a model someone else made?made?
(For what's it worth, I'm using IES at the moment - but I think the question applies to all software packages).
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After geometry construction and data entry you run your model for the first time, and yay, it works, you have results! But how do you know what's going on, how do you know you can trust your numbers?
What questions do you ask yourself to make sure your model is correctly representing your building? What checks do you build in to your workflow to ensure full understanding?
How does it differ between QA on your own model vs. a model someone else made? (For what's it worth, I'm using IES at the moment - but I think the question applies to all software packages).
