Rhys Goldstein joined Autodesk Research after completing a M.A.Sc. in biomedical engineering at Carleton University in 2009. His thesis focused on the design of complex simulations of biological systems using a modeling formalism called "DEVS". He is now applying DEVS and other simulation techniques to predict how much power new buildings will require, and how much energy can be saved by retrofitting existing buildings.
Rhys first developed a passion for programming scientific and engineering applications while completing a B.A.Sc. in engineering physics at the University of British Columbia. After graduating in 2003, he joined SJ Geophysics, wrote various data processing and visualization tools, and led mineral exploration surveys in Tasmania, Oman, Cyprus, and all over North America.
Originally from Vancouver, Canada, Rhys enjoys hiking, rock climbing, and soccer. At one time or another he also competed at swimming, waterpolo, dragonboat, and chess.
Real-Time Compression of Time Series Building Performance Data (2011)
Space Layout in Occupant Behavior Simulation (2011)
Real-Time Occupancy Detection using Decision Trees with Multiple Sensor Types (2011)
Customizing the Behavior of Interacting Occupants using Personas (2010)
Schedule-Calibrated Occupant Behavior Simulation (2010)
Environment & Ergonomics Research
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