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SUMMARY:CCBST Conference Past & Present Plus Past Proceedings Information
DESCRIPTION:HISTORY\nThe inaugural Canadian Conference on Building Science and Technology was held in London\, Ontario in March of 1982. \nThe conferences continued biannually until the 6th Conference in 1992. These six were organized under the direction of Dr. Eric Burnett and Mr. Vlad Stritesky. \nIn March of 1997 the conference (7th Conference) was re-energized under the Directorship of Mr. Hitesh Doshi and the 8th Conference was presented under the auspices of the Ontario Building Envelope Council (OBEC) in February 2001\, with Dr. John Straube as Director. \nThe National Building Envelope Council of Canada (NBEC) is a non-profit organization that was incorporated in Edmonton\, Alberta\, December 8th\, 1987 \nAt an evening session at the 8th Conference\, a group of interested members discussed the future direction for the National Building Envelope Council. Since one of the purposes of NBEC is to bring together those in the building industry from across Canada\, it was determined that holding a conference as a NBEC event would encourage national contribution and participation. \nBCBEC agreed to accept the opportunity to host the 2003 9th Conference on behalf of NBEC with Mr. Dave Kayll and Mr. Dave Mathieson co-chairing. \nThe NBEC Conference format has since been carried forward and improved upon by the Building Envelope Council Ottawa Region’s (BECOR) 10th Conference at Ottawa\, Ontario in 2005 co-chaired by Mr. Duncan Hill and Mr. William Brown\, the Alberta Building Envelope Council’s (ABEC) 11th Conference at Banff\, Alberta in 2007 co-chaired by Mr. Mike Dietrich and Mr. Anton Vlooswyk the Quebec Building Envelope Council’s (QBEC)12th Conference at Montreal\, Quebec in 2009 co-chaired by Mr. Mario Gonçalves and Dr. Dominique Derome\, and the 13th Conference at Winnipeg\, Manitoba in 2011 chaired by Mr. Ryan Dalgleish. \nThe most recent Conference\, the 14th CCBST\, was hosted by the Ontario Building Envelope Council (OBEC) at Toronto\, Ontario in 2014 chaired by Mr. Gerald Genge and Mr. Kim Pressnail. \nOBJECTIVES\nThe objectives of these thirteen Conferences on Building Science and Technology have been to: \n\n \nProvide a forum for the presentation\, discussion\, documentation and sharing of relevant building science knowledge and experience for those directly involved in the building industry in Canada\, and now the rest of the world.\n \nProvide a focus for all stakeholders in the design\, construction and operation of buildings and building enclosures such that any gaps between various groups and professions may be bridged.\n\n\n \nFORMAT\nConferences are generally held every two years and are sponsored by a regional Building Envelope Council. At an NBEC Board of Directors meeting during each Conference it is determined which regional Building Envelope Council (BEC) will host the next Conference. The host BEC will then establish the date\, venue\, and theme of their Conference. \nA typical Conference will have the host BEC Organizing Committee issuing a Call for Abstracts approximately 18 months before the Conference. A process employing a Technical Committee comprising various specialists drawn from the National BEC membership who have volunteered to Chair the specific Sessions will then review the abstracts and select the papers as appropriate to meet the requirements of the Conference. The intent being that the papers accepted provide relevant information on the breadth of current academic\, R&D\, field experience and construction topics and keep within the theme of the current Conference. For the Peer Review process\, Session Chairs are tasked with obtaining the assistance of two to three contemporaries within the building science and building technology community to provide commentary on the content of each paper. This commentary is then forwarded to the authors to allow them to modify and correct their papers\, as they deemed appropriate. This process is intended to ensure that Conference papers are appropriate for presentation at a National technical forum and inclusion in the written Proceedings. \n \nDisclaimer: \nIt is important to understand that the publication of Conference papers does not indicate responsibility for nor acceptance of the technical accuracy or content suitability by NBEC\, BCBEC\, the Session Chairs or the sponsoring organizations. These proceedings do not represent the opinions or beliefs of the Organizing Committee members nor the companies or organizations from which the Organizing Committee members were drawn. Each paper solely represents the research\, ideas\, perspectives and beliefs of the author(s). Publication in Conference proceedings ensures that all members of our building science and building technology community are able to review and discuss the issues presented in an open forum\, in keeping with the original objectives of NBEC.\n \n  \nPAST PROCEEDINGS\nOne of the main objectives of the Canadian Conferences on Building Science and Technology is to share relevant building science knowledge and experience for those involved in the building industry both nationally and internationally. \nThese proceedings contain papers which were presented since 1982 at the 1st Canadian Conference on Building Science and Technology – almost thirty years of papers are shared here\, showcasing a wealth of knowledge at just a mouse click. \nThe publication of these papers does not indicate responsibility for\, nor acceptance of\, the technical accuracy or content suitable by NBEC\, the organising BEC\, the session chairs or sponsoring organisations. Also\, these proceedings do not represent the opinions or beliefs of the organising committee members\, scientific committee members\, nor the companies or organisations employing these members. Each paper solely represents the research ideas\, perspectives\, and beliefs of the author(s). Publication in these proceedings ensures that all members of our building science and building technology community are able to review and discuss the issues presented in an open forum\, in keeping with the original objectives of the conferences and NBEC. \nSome of the proceedings from the previous conferences can be found at www.nbec.net and the most recent Conference here. \nPAST CONFERENCES\n\n14th Conference – Oct 29-30\, 2014 \nToronto\, Ontario \n13th Conference – May 10-13\, 2011\nWinnipeg\, Manitoba \n12th Conference – May 6-8\, 2009\nMontreal\, Quebec \n11th Conference – March 21-23\, 2007\nBanff\, Alberta \n10th Conference – 2005\nOttawa\, Ontario \n9th Conference – 2003\nVancouver\, BC \n8th Conference – 2001\nToronto\, Ontario \n7th Conference – 1997\nToronto\, Ontario \n6th Conference – March 5-6\, 1992\nToronto\, Ontario \n5th Conference – March 1-2\, 1990\nToronto\, Ontario \n4th Conference – February 18-19\, 1988\nToronto\, Ontario \n3rd Conference – November 14-15\, 1985\nToronto\, Ontario \n2nd Conference – November 10-11\, 1983\nWaterloo\, Ontario \n1st Conference – March 4-5\, 1982\nLondon\, Ontario
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