LBNL Energy Technologies Area (@LBNL-ETA)
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  • Global Org. Rank 28,047 (Top 9 %)
  • Registered almost 9 years ago
  • Most used languages
    Python
    34.0 %
    C++
    7.5 %
    HTML
    7.5 %
    Modelica
    3.8 %
    Ruby
    3.8 %
    Faust
    1.9 %
    ActionScript
    1.9 %
    R
    1.9 %
    Cython
    1.9 %
    TypeScript
    1.9 %
    C
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  • Location ๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ United States
  • Country Total Rank 18,229
  • Country Ranking
    Faust
    2
    Modelica
    11
    Cython
    62
    ActionScript
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    HTML
    2,106
    R
    2,843
    Python
    5,034
    C++
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Top repositories

1

Radiance

A Validated Lighting Simulation Tool
Python
85
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2

SimulatorToFMU

Python
41
star
3

AlphaBuilding-SyntheticDataset

Jupyter Notebook
35
star
4

RMV2.0

RMV2.0 is an open-source R package for performing advanced measurement and verification 2.0 (M&V 2.0)
HTML
31
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5

AutoBFE

Jupyter Notebook
25
star
6

FlexDRL

HTML
18
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7

loadshape

A Python module containing tools for analyzing electric load shapes
Python
17
star
8

pyWinCalc

HTML
17
star
9

AlphaBuilding-ResCommunity

This is the official repository of AlphaBuilding ResCommunity: a realistic OpenAI Gym environment that can be used to train, test and benchmark Thermally Controlled Loads (TCLs) coordination algorithms
Jupyter Notebook
14
star
10

CyDER

# CyDER
Python
12
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11

DOPER

Distributed Optimal and Predictive Energy Resources
Python
12
star
12

EnergyFlexibilityOntology

This repository is for the Energy Flexibility Ontology.
HTML
12
star
13

MSWH

Multiscale Solar Water Heating
Jupyter Notebook
9
star
14

FMI-MLC

Functional Mock-up Interface - Machine Learning Center
Jupyter Notebook
9
star
15

nre

Non-Routine Event (NRE) detection and adjustment tool
R
8
star
16

frads

Framework for lighting and energy simulation using Radiance and EnergyPlus
Python
8
star
17

fmi-for-power-system

FMI for Power System
Jupyter Notebook
7
star
18

City-Scale-Electricity-Use-Prediction

This is the official repository that implements the paper: Predicting City-Scale Daily Electricity Consumption Using Data-Driven Models
Jupyter Notebook
7
star
19

a3dbr

Jupyter Notebook
7
star
20

pyradiance

Python wrapper for the validated RADIANCE ray-tracing engine
Python
6
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21

DFLEXLIBS

Demand Flexibility Controls Library using Semantics
Python
6
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22

haxall-based-fault-correction

5
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23

LPDM

Local Power Distribution Manager (LPDM)
Python
5
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24

Data-Cleaning

Data cleaning code for gap filling
Python
5
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25

SolarPlus-Optimizer

This repository is for the development of the Solar+ Optimization software.
Jupyter Notebook
5
star
26

WinCalc

C++
4
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27

Windows-CalcEngine

Thermal and optical routines for modeling properties of window and shading systems
C++
4
star
28

BETTER_analytical_engine

Python
4
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29

NWDS

The NOAA Weather Data Scraper (NWDS) is a tool for collecting historical outside air temperature
Python
4
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30

SCooDER

Modelica
4
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31

ESL

Modelica
4
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32

FMLC

Framework for Multi Layer Control in Python
Python
3
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33

Openstudio-GEB-gem

Ruby
3
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34

OpticalMeasurementParser

C++
3
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35

G36SavingsCalculator

Models, analysis scripts, and preliminary calculator for estimating savings potential of ASHRAE Guideline 36 control sequences.
Jupyter Notebook
3
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36

guideline36_conformance_test

Python
2
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37

OpenStudio-Occupant-Variability-Gem

Ruby
2
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38

QUOP

Quantitative Universal Option Prioritizer
Jupyter Notebook
2
star
39

elecprice

This project aims to provide a tool for calculating a customer's electricity bill based on a specific utility tariff. An example is given for various California utility tariffs, retrieved from the OpenEI API.
Python
2
star
40

Windows-CalcStandards

Faust
2
star
41

CalFlexHub

Jupyter Notebook
2
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42

THMXParser

C++
1
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43

epw-writer

Generate EPW files from MesoWest historical weather data
Jupyter Notebook
1
star
44

citybes-cityffd

Jupyter Notebook
1
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45

radbsdf

Python wrapper of Radiance BSDF library
Cython
1
star
46

AERCalc

ActionScript
1
star
47

BEDES-Manager

TypeScript
1
star
48

IBPSA-2019-windows-paper

1
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49

AFC

Advanced Fenestration Control
Jupyter Notebook
1
star
50

idf-version-updater-mac

Python
1
star
51

SynAS

Synthetic Ancillary Service Generator
Jupyter Notebook
1
star
52

TAR

Thermal anomaly and rooftop unit (RTU) detection in buildings through machine learning
Jupyter Notebook
1
star
53

obFMU

C
1
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54

V2G-Sim

The Vehicle-to-Grid Simulator (V2G-Sim) invented at Berkeley Lab provides systematic quantitative methods to address the uncertainties and barriers facing vehicle-grid integration (VGI).
Python
1
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55

Adapter

The Adapter software is developed at the Energy Efficiency Standards Department and it provides a convenient data table loader from various formats such as xlsx, csv, db (sqlite database), and sqlalchemy. Its main feature is the ability to convert data tables identified in one main and optionally one or more additional input files into database tables and Pandas DataFrames for downstream usage in any compatible software.
Python
1
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