The event brings together leading public sector figures to discuss driving innovation and efficiency in digital infrastructure in some of Europe’s leading case studies based in Ireland. Innovation procurement, shared digital services, data centre energy efficiency, and sustainability are among the topics discussed. The event is suitable for C level IT executives, ICT managers, policy makers, energy managers, data centre managers, and procurement professionals. Additionally, delegates who attend the three lectures will receive an official EURECA CPD training certificate

• Technical committee 9.9 formation and members
  • quick history on the formation of TC 9.9 within ASHRAE and information on members and their affiliations
• TC 9.9 publications and research
  • Datacom series books 1 through 13 including 'Thermal Guidelines' and 'Power Trends'
  • ASHRAE Applications Handbook chapter 19
  • Research on low humidity, corrosion and data center modeling
• ASHRAE Standards 90.1 and 90.4
  • 90.1 and 90.4 history
  • Compliance paths for 90.1 and 90.4
  • Metrics for compliance for 90.1 and 90.4
• Q&A Session

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• Presents a high-level overview of the current policy and industry landscape and considers a future scenario featuring a rollout of experimental liquid cooling technology.

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• Smoke detection guidelines for datacentre environments in line with IS3218 and BS6266

1. Categorisation of fire risk
2. Compliant detection choices
3. Correct smoke detection coverage
4. Testing compliance

As the Digital Transformation of the AEC sector begins to take shape the convergence of existing technologies and the emergence of new collide in a perfect storm of opportunity challenging us to keep an open mind to seek and apply new learnings that will benefit project outcomes.

Digitalisation of workflows across our industry will bring improved productivity and drive efficiencies in the way we design, construct and operate multi-functional and complex spaces across the built environment. To this end Common Data Environments will evolve to become data centric with deep integration to Building Information Modelling, enabling delivery of highly efficient Asset Information Models that meet with both Employers Requirements and specified BIM (LOD) level of development objectives.

We will discuss some of the challenges we face and the technologies and processes that seek to overcome these challenges, we will draw on our experiences to illustrate how these technologies and workflows build bridges from design through construction and onto effective facilities management for the operational lifecycle.

Finally, a look to the future, industry 4.0 and what’s in store……. evolving and disruptive technologies and how convergence and emergence will complete the digital transformation of the industry by the year 20??