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12. AixLib: an open-source Modelica library for compound building energy systems from component to district level with automated quality management.

Author

Maier, Laura, Jansen, David, Wüllhorst, Fabian, Kremer, Martin, Kümpel, Alexander, Blacha, Tobias, and Müller, Dirk

Subjects
CHEMICAL libraries, TOTAL quality management
Abstract

Open-source modelling libraries facilitate the standardization and harmonization of model development. In the context of building energy systems, Modelica is a suitable modelling language as it is equation-based and object-oriented. As an outcome of the IBPSA project 1 cooperation, four open-source modelling libraries have been successfully deployed which all share the core library Modelica IBPSA. One of them is the AixLib modelling library. AixLib supports different modelling depths ranging from component to district level and covers all relevant domains in the context of building energy systems. To ensure high-quality simulations, continuous integration has been successfully added to automatically compare simulation results with existing validation data. This paper presents AixLib's key features, scope, and associated tools. We present three use cases that highlight the broad application range of AixLib models. Furthermore, an overview of relevant research and industry projects is provided. Finally, we give an outlook on future development goals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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13. Somapower: Somaesthetics Reads Politics

Author

Leszek Koczanowicz and Leszek Koczanowicz

Abstract

We do politics in, through, and as bodies. All our political activity is inevitably corporeal. Parliamentary debates, party assemblies, street demonstrations, and civil disobedience are all bodily actions. Political regimes maintain their power by controlling our bodies, both through explicit acts of violence and, more insidiously, by inculcating somatic norms of obedience to the political authorities and ideologies. This oppression can be effectively challenged if we use somaesthetics to identify and examine the bodily habits and feelings that express and reinforce such domination. Somaesthetically explored, they can be refashioned and help overcome the oppressive social conditions that produce them.

Published
2024

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