His primary scientific interests are in Building management system, Energy, Fault detection and isolation, Control theory and Embedded system. His Building management system research integrates issues from Fault, Reliability engineering and Data mining. His Energy study frequently draws connections to adjacent fields such as Control.
Kirk H. Drees interconnects Grid energy storage, Interface, Layer and Computer hardware in the investigation of issues within Fault detection and isolation. His research investigates the connection with Control theory and areas like Environmental control system which intersect with concerns in Data structure, Energy storage, Control theory and Optimal control. Kirk H. Drees studied Embedded system and Building automation that intersect with Real-time computing and PID controller.
Kirk H. Drees mainly focuses on Control theory, Control theory, Energy, HVAC and Battery. Control theory is a subfield of Control engineering that Kirk H. Drees tackles. His study in Control theory is interdisciplinary in nature, drawing from both Variable and Volumetric flow rate.
His Energy study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Mathematical optimization, Building management system, Set and Constraint. His studies in Building management system integrate themes in fields like Reliability engineering, Data mining and Fault detection and isolation. His Fault detection and isolation study combines topics in areas such as Building automation and Real-time computing.
His main research concerns HVAC, Control theory, Control theory, Mathematical optimization and Volumetric flow rate. His Control theory study incorporates themes from Stability, Signal and Linear system. His study focuses on the intersection of Control system and fields such as Battery with connections in the field of Reliability engineering, Clipping and Electric power.
In his works, Kirk H. Drees conducts interdisciplinary research on Energy and Thermal energy storage. As a part of the same scientific study, Kirk H. Drees usually deals with the Control engineering, concentrating on Measure and frequently concerns with Process, Filter and Building management system. His Building management system research integrates issues from Generator, Data mining, Detector, Interface and Fault.
The scientist’s investigation covers issues in Peak demand, HVAC, Control theory, Mathematical optimization and Control theory. His HVAC investigation overlaps with Setpoint, Automotive engineering, Function, Thermostat and Air temperature. Borrowing concepts from Training period, he weaves in ideas under Control theory.
His work deals with themes such as Stability, Building energy, Purchasing and Linear system, which intersect with Mathematical optimization. His Control theory research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Energy, Signal, Constraint and Benchmark. Energy resources combines with fields such as Optimal allocation, Load balancing, Control, Charge and Stochastic model predictive control in his research.
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Smart building manager
Clay G. Nesler;Kirk H. Drees;James P. Kummer;Derek Supple.
(2010)
Automated fault detection and diagnostics in a building management system
Kirk H. Drees;James P. Kummer.
(2011)
Systems and methods for detecting changes in energy usage in a building
Kirk H. Drees;Michael J. Wenzel.
(2011)
Building management system with fault analysis
Kirk H. Drees.
(2011)
Systems and methods for statistical control and fault detection in a building management system
Kirk H. Drees;James P. Kummer.
(2010)
Systems and methods for using rule-based fault detection in a building management system
Kirk H. Drees;Andrew J. Boettcher;James P. Kummer.
(2010)
Real-time pricing controller of an energy storage medium
Kirk H Drees;エイチ. ドリース カーク.
(1998)
Asynchronous distributed-object building automation system with support for synchronous object execution
Kirk H. Drees;Jeffrey J. Gloudeman;Donald A. Gottschalk;David E. Rasmussen.
(1998)
Systems and methods for measuring and verifying energy savings in buildings
Kirk H. Drees;Michael J. Wenzel.
(2011)
State machine controller for operating variable air volume terminal units of an environmental control system
Alex Bernaden;Gaylon M. Decious;John E. Seem;Kirk H. Drees.
(1998)
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