The rapid advancement of foundation models offers a transformative opportunity to address some of the most pressing challenges in sustainable development. Unlike traditional machine learning models that are typically designed for single-task solutions, foundation models – especially Large Language Models (LLMs), Vision-Language Models, Multimodal Foundation Models, and Time Series Foundation Models (TSFMs) – are large-scale models trained on vast and diverse datasets. They are designed to handle multiple downstream tasks and offer high generalizability and adaptability.
In recent years, there has been growing interest in developing domain-specific foundation models to address the challenges of building and deploying these models in specialized contexts. Within the SIGEnergy community, there is growing momentum to develop, analyze, and explore the capabilities and limitations of such models, and to assess their adaptability across a range of tasks. The 1st International Workshop on Foundation Models for Energy-Efficient Buildings, Cities, Transportation, and Sustainability provides a timely platform for researchers and industry practitioners to exchange ideas and share their latest findings, with the goal of advancing our collective understanding and responsible use of foundation models in the energy and sustainability domains.Foundation Models for Energy and Sustainability
Datasets, Benchmarking, and Evaluation
Deployment, Validation, and Impact Assessment
Cross-Cutting Themes
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