Front. Mech. Eng. Frontiers in Mechanical Engineering Front. Mech. Eng. 2297-3079 Frontiers Media S.A. 10.3389/fmech.2016.00010 Mechanical Engineering Correction Corrigendum: A Review of the Energy Performance Gap and Its Underlying Causes in Non-Domestic Buildings van Dronkelaar Chris 1 2 * Dowson Mark 2 Burman E. 1 Spataru Catalina 3 Mumovic Dejan 1 1Institute for Environmental Design and Engineering, University College London, London, UK 2BuroHappold Engineering, London, UK 3Energy Institute, University College London, London, UK

Edited by: Hasim Altan, University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

Reviewed by: Andrew John Wright, De Montfort University, UK

 *Correspondence: Chris van Dronkelaar, chrisvandr@gmail.com

Specialty section: This article was submitted to Indoor Environment, a section of the journal Frontiers in Mechanical Engineering

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 A corrigendum on A Review of the Energy Performance Gap and Its Underlying Causes in Non-Domestic Buildings by van Dronkelaar C, Dowson M, Burman E, Spataru C, Mumovic, D. Front Mech Eng (2016). doi: 10.3389/fmech.2015.00017 energy performance gap energy use in buildings predictions measurements feedback post-occupancy evaluation

Reason for Corrigendum:

Correction 1: The original article is missing a co-author who contributed to this work, I apologize for this oversight. We would like to see him included after M. Dowson, as follows:

Chris van Dronkelaar1,2*, Mark Dowson2, E. Burman1, Catalina Spataru3, Dejan Mumovic1

1Institute for Environmental Design and Engineering, University College London, London, UK

2BuroHappold Engineering, London, UK

3Energy Institute, University College London, London, UK

Correction 2: Additionally his work has not been acknowledged in the paragraph “Classification of the gap.” In the original article, this section reads:

“These are the gap between compliance modeling and measured energy use, performance modeling and measured energy use and calibration and energy use with a longitudinal perspective:

1. Regulatory performance gap, comparing predictions from compliance modeling to measured energy use.

2. Static performance gap, comparing predictions from performance modeling to measured energy use.

3. Dynamic performance gap, utilizing calibrated predictions from performance modeling with measured energy use taking a longitudinal perspective to diagnose underlying issues and their impact on the performance gap.”

This should be:

“These are the gap between compliance modeling and measured energy use, performance modeling and measured energy use and calibration and energy use with a longitudinal perspective (Burman, 2016):

1. Regulatory performance gap, comparing predictions from compliance modeling to measured energy use.

2. Static performance gap, comparing predictions from performance modeling to measured energy use.

3. Dynamic performance gap, utilizing calibrated predictions from performance modeling with measured energy use taking a longitudinal perspective to diagnose underlying issues and their impact on the performance gap.”

Correction 3: His contribution to the article.

EB is CD’s academic supervisor during his doctoral studies and has reviewed the paper and provided feedback on the work, including direct insights from his own work.

Correction 4: Change of title as suggested by co-author, removing the word “regulatory,” new title:

A review of the energy performance gap and its underlying causes in non-domestic buildings.

The running title has been updated accordingly to: Review of the Performance Gap.

The original files of the article have been updated.

Author Contributions

CD, the main author, is a doctoral researcher and is the main contributor to this review paper, having done the literature research and writing. MD is CD’s industrial supervisor during his doctoral studies and has reviewed the paper and provided feedback for initial revision. EB is CD’s academic supervisor during his doctoral studies and has reviewed the paper and provided feedback on the work, including direct insights from his own work. CS is CD’s secondary academic supervisor during his doctoral studies and has reviewed the paper and provided feedback for initial revision. DM is CD’s first academic supervisor during his doctoral studies and has reviewed the paper and provided feedback for initial revision; DM is an Associate Editor for the HVAC Journal.

 Conflict of Interest Statement

The authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest.

 Reference Burman E. (2016). Assessing the Operational Performance of Educational Buildings against Design Expectations – A Case Study Approach. Doctoral thesis, UCL (University College London), London.