Dr.-Ing. Manuel Lindauer

  • Dr.-Ing. Manuel Lindauer
  • Doctorate at the Chair of Building Physics at the Technical University of Munich
  • 2002–2021 Freelance employee at Fraunhofer IBP in Holzkirchen
  • 2011–2017 Research assistant at the Center for Sustainable Building at the Technical University of Munich
  • 2017–2024 Product design at CalCon Deutschland GmbH
  • Since 2024 at FIW Munich in the research department and in equipment manufacturing

Main research fields

  • Data analysis
  • Databases and data collection
  • Software development Measurement/control/regulation technology
  • Energy and thermal building simulation
  • Modeling of building stocks

Dr.-Ing. Manuel Lindauer
Department: research and development department
Email:  lindauer@fiw-muenchen.de

Manuel Lindauer began his professional career in 2000 at Fraunhofer IBP, where he helped develop the IMEDAS measurement and control system used throughout the institute. After studying mathematics at LMU Munich, he worked as a research assistant at the Center for Sustainable Building at TU Munich, where he earned his doctorate in 2017. During this time, he worked on and led various research projects on advancing building renovation, increasing energy efficiency, and using renewable energies in buildings. He then developed energy and CO2 analysis methods for strategic maintenance software at CalCon. He has been working as an engineer at FIW since December 2024.

  • S. Schmidt, M. Lindauer, M. Hoppe, Comparing TRNSYS and WUFI®plus simulation models - illustrated on models validated on measurements at Schack - Gallery Munich, Proceedings to IBPC2012 Conference, Kyoto, 2012.
  • M. Hoppe, S. Schmidt, M. Lindauer, Improving the Energy Performance of Museum Buildings - Development and Evaluation of Sustainable Refurbishment Strategies, Proceedings to IBPC2012 Conference, Kyoto, 2012.
  • I. Nemeth, M. Lindauer, Adaptation of a stochastic simulation model for long-term investigation of the development of the energy demand in larger building stocks, Proceedings to eg-ice 2012 Conference, München, 2012.
  • I. Nemeth, M. Lindauer, Geo-Referenced Modeling of an Urban Quarter for the Assessment of Refurbishment Potentials and Energy Supply Strategies, Proceedings to SB13 Conference, München, 2013.
  • M. Lindauer, I. Nemeth, Instationäre Energiebedarfs- und Angebotssimulation eines Stadtquartiers mit Einbeziehung des Nutzerverhaltens, Proceedings to BauSIM2014 Conference, Aachen, 2014.
  • V. Nasyrov, S. Stratbücker, F. Ritter, A. Borrmann, S. Hua, M. Lindauer, Building information models as input for building energy performance simulation - the current state of industrial implementations, eWork and eBusiness in Architecture, Engineering and Construction, ECPPM, Vienna, Austria, 2014.
  • M. Lindauer, Global Dynamic Sensitivity Analysis for Energy Simulation of Residential Quarters, MSE Kolloquium 2015, Technische Universität München, München, 2015.
  • M. Lindauer, Global Sequential Sensitivity Analysis for Building Energy Simulation of Residential Quarters, Proceedings to SBE16 Conference, Hamburg, 2016.
  • M. Lindauer, Global Impulse Sensitivity Analysis for Building Energy Simulation of Residential Quarters, Proceedings to CESB16 Conference, Prague, 2016.
  • S. Hua, F. Reuss, M. Lindauer, C. v. Treeck, Validated Modelica Building Package for Energy Performance Simulation with Educational Purposes, Proceedings to Modelica Conference 2016, Tokyo, 2016.
  • M. Lindauer, K. Sedlbauer, FMI-Kopplung von EnergyPlus mit MATLAB zur Abbildung von Interaktionen im Distrikt-Modell EmMi-transient, Proceedings to BauSIM2016 Conference, 2016, Dresden.
  • M. Lindauer, K. Sedlbauer, Global Dynamic Sensitivity Analysis using Functional Transformation for Energy Simulation of Residential Quarters, Proceedings to CEBSP2016 Conference, 2016, Dresden.
  • M. Lindauer, Dynamische Sensitivitätsanalysemethoden energetischer Wohngebäudequartierssimulationen, Dissertation, Technische Universität München, 2017, München.
  • G. Emmerich-Bundel, M. Lindauer, A. Schlüter, Energieeffiziente Gebäude, Das Energiesystem der Zukunft in Smart Cities und Smart Rural Areas, München, 2021
  • G. Emmerich-Bundel, M. Lindauer, R. Streblow, A. Schlüter, Operating Buildings More Energy Efficient, Sustainable and Smart Energy Systems for Europe's Cities and Rural Areas, München, 2022

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