The Cornell Thesis...

Well, since I have not turned it into the grad school, better not publish it here, sorry.  
Here's some of the references, a few pictures of the building, data pictures below.
The whole thing will go here once it is official.
What is known:

• my thesis advisor is Alan Hedge, professor in the Department of Design & Environmental Analysis, College of Human Ecology.
• it is about an "intelligent" building.
• it is a post-occupancy evaluation (POE) of such a building.
• I've got the data and did scientific visualizations of the data using IBM Data Explorer, which allows one to program "nets" that manipulate raw data into pictures. Examples of the visualizations:
  • The raw data. (Useless, isn't it?)
  • First crude transformation; the questionnaire structure is evident.
  • Developed further, sorted by gender. Red sphere = unhappy person.
  • Sorted by area of the building.
• I presented the gist at the "Intelligent Building Institute/International Facilities Management Association Intellibuild '95 Conference" in Atlanta on June 6, 1995, and submitted a proceedings paper.
• Most of the chapters are done.  A few years at MIT (where I moved by the time of the conference above) got in the way of finishing it.  Since I am absolutely completed at MIT now (Yeah! :-), this thesis is priority #2, a job is #1.

12/12/00