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Partial information is the norm
At concept stage most inputs do not exist yet. The models answer from whichever subset the engineer actually has, instead of demanding a complete building.
Mask-aware building load estimation
Estimates that say what they know,
and admit what they do not.
A staged programme of models for early-design energy assessment. Each phase takes whichever variables exist at that point in a project and returns a thermal load estimate, a prediction interval, and a thermal load intensity it is willing to defend — never a single number pretending to certainty it has not earned.
Enter Phase 1 · Conceptual Design Thermal Load Assessment →02
Solid means known, hollow means unknown
One visual rule runs through every screen, and it applies to inputs and outputs alike. A withheld variable and an excluded class look the same way wherever you meet them.
03
Uncertainty is the product
Every assessment carries a 90% prediction interval and its plausible thermal load class(es). An answer that spans two classes is reported as spanning two classes — that is the honest result, not a failure.
Programme
Phase 1Model unavailable
Conceptual Design Thermal Load Assessment
Site context and building programme
- no registered capability
Phase 2Model unavailable
Schematic Design Thermal Load Assessment
Building configuration and structure
- no registered capability
Phase 3Model unavailable
Envelope Design Thermal Load Assessment
Envelope and passive performance
- no registered capability
Phase 4Model unavailable
HVAC Design Thermal Load Assessment
HVAC design and controls
- no registered capability