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Acknowledgements
The research described in this paper is carried out as a PhD research project by Bas Hasselaar under
daily supervision of Regina Bokel. The simulation model used in this paper was made by Wim van
der Spoel, the tests were carried out at the climate chamber of Cauberg Huygen Raadgevend
Ingenieurs (CHRI) in Zwolle.
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Author’s Biography
Bas Hasselaar, MSc (1979) studied Building Technology at the Faculty of
Architecture at Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands. In 2002 he
interrupted his study in Delft to study the Masters course ‘Sustainable
Development’ at the Faculty of the Built Environment at the University of New
South Wales in Sydney, Australia at which he graduated with High Distinction.
In 2003, he returned to the Delft University of Technology to graduate with
Honourable Mention. In 2004-2005 he conducted research into the possibilities
of decentralised sanitation in an urban context, after which he started his PhD
research into Climate Adaptive Skins.
Johannes J.M. Cauberg (1944) studied Building Physics at the faculty of
Applied Sciences at Delft University of Technology (The Netherlands). From
1968 till 1975 he worked as a consultant at Huygen Consulting Engineers. In
1975 he became CEO of this firm changing its name into Cauberg-Huygen
Consulting Engineers BV, a consultancy in the fields of building physics,
climate and environmental engineering. In 1999 he was inaugurated as full
professor in Building Physics and Building Services at Delft University of
Technology. Since 2009 he is an emeritus professor.
Regina Bokel is researcher and university lecturer in building physics & climate
design with focus on energy modelling and ventilation in the built environment.
Wim van der Spoel is researcher and university lecturer in building physics &
climate design with focus on passive cooling, low-energy and dynamical
systems modelling of energy processes in the built environment.