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Rob Liddiard
Research Student
Queens Building 1.05
tel +44 (0)116 2551 551 ext 6855
Fax +44 (0)116 257 7977
email rliddiard@dmu.ac.uk
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Rob joined the Institute in April 2007 as a full time PhD research student, working with the Carbon Reduction in Buildings (CaRB) project team. Rob is investigating the end-use energy consumption of non-domestic buildings in the UK. His aim is to develop a multi-building, community scale energy model as a tool for estimating the energy use of non-domestic buildings without having to survey them in detail.
Rob graduated from the University of Birmingham in 2005 with a BSc in Sustainable Technology. After graduation he worked for a while at that University’s own combined heat and power station, helping to complete the application for a licence to operate under the Environment Agency’s Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control regime. Subsequently, Rob worked for a time as a Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) associate in the building services industry. The KTP was for the design, development and roll-out of an online building information management system specifically based around building log books.
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| Selected Publications |
| Liddiard R, Jones P, Day AR and Kelly D, Building log books and online building information: Industry perceptions, Facilities, Vol 26, Iss 1-2, pp 68-84, (2008), ISSN 0263-2772, Available from |
| Marjanovic-Halburd L, Korolija I, Liddiard R and Wright A, Operational rating vs asset rating vs detailed simulation, Int Conf on Improving Energy Efficiency in Commercial Buildings “IEECB’08”, Frankfurt, Germany, (2008), Available from |
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