Specifying Interoperable DDC Systems - AEE Online Seminar

An interactive program you can complete over the internet right from your computer, with two-way live audio via your telephone presented by AEE The Association of Energy Engineers.

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2 Hours of Instruction: Earns 0.2 CEU / 2 PDH
Now accepting registrations for program beginning March 24, 2006
This two-hour online seminar is designed to provide you with a basic understanding of the key concepts and approaches needed to successfully specify interoperable DDC systems.
You can participate in the seminar from your office, home, or anywhere you have access to the internet and a phone. You'll have opportunities to interact with your instructor and colleagues in real time during the two-hour live teleconferencing session.

ABOUT THE SEMINAR
Would you like to improve your skills at incorporating today's open DDC systems into your design projects?

The BACnet® and/or LONMARK® communications protocols have been embraced by all DDC system manufacturers. The HVAC equipment industry is also now manufacturing air handling, terminal unit, chiller, boiler and other equipment with controllers that communicate using these vital technologies. These developments are good news for building owners wishing to procure the benefits of open systems. However, in many cases, for those seeking to implement these systems and protocols into real building construction projects, the basic "how to's" of actual specification have not been readily apparent.

This program is designed to help you get beyond the technical maze, and learn the specific facts and approaches you'll need to successfully specify interoperable DDC systems. The instructor will provide you with an easy-to-follow overview of the specific concepts of each protocol which are key to specifying them in an interoperable environment. You will also learn specification techniques that are applicable to either protocol, with specific examples about how these techniques apply to both BACnet and LONMARK.

This two-hour seminar gives you the opportunity to learn from a nationally renowned expert the specific concepts and approaches required to effectively utilize interoperable DDC systems as a critical component of today's intelligent building.

INSTRUCTOR: Ira Goldschmidt
FEES (per participant):
$295, regular / $245, AEE member, government, non-profit org.

REGISTRATION:  Click Here to Register Online for This Seminar

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