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Sustainable Ecological Engineering Design : Proceedings of the International Conference of Sustainable Ecological Engineering Design for Society (SEEDS) 2021 / edited by Christopher Gorse, Beth Jones, Darryl Newport, Colin Booth, Lloyd Scott, Mohammad Dastbaz, Saheed Ajayi, Bianca Drotleff.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Gorse, Christopher A., Editor.
Jones, Beth, Editor.
Newport, Darryl., Editor.
Booth, Colin, Editor.
Scott, Lloyd, Editor.
Dastbaz, M. (Mohammad), Editor.
Ajayi, Saheed., Editor.
Drotleff, Bianca Olimpia, Editor.
Series:
Energy Series
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Sustainable architecture.
Sustainability.
Energy policy.
Buildings--Design and construction.
Buildings.
Sustainable Architecture/Green Buildings.
Energy Policy, Economics and Management.
Building Construction and Design.
Local Subjects:
Sustainable Architecture/Green Buildings.
Sustainability.
Energy Policy, Economics and Management.
Building Construction and Design.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (XVI, 731 p. 183 illus., 154 illus. in color.)
Edition:
1st ed. 2025.
Place of Publication:
Cham : Springer Nature Switzerland : Imprint: Springer, 2025.
Summary:
The International Conference of Sustainable Ecological Engineering Design for Society (SEEDS) brings together global experts to focus on a sustainability agenda and the positive and detrimental changes that are taking place. Papers presented at the conference come from across a broad spectrum of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and bring forward practices to tackle the climate emergency and evaluate their impact. It addresses technical issues, measuring, monitoring, and assessing change, emphasizing the environment, infrastructure, and buildings, how they exist in relative isolation, and the possibilities for sustainable integration. The SEEDS Conference addresses the interdependence of people and the built and natural environments and recognizes the interdisciplinary and international themes necessary to assemble the knowledge required for positive change. Discusses how society can transform into a more sustainable existence; Presents research at the intersection of sustainability, ecology, engineering, and design; Contributions cover a broad spectrum of the UN's Sustainable Goals.
Contents:
Buildings & Performance
1. To Infinity and Beyond the Environmental Impact Minimisation Paradigm
2. Is Bigger Always Better? An Exploration of BES6001 Certification for SME’s in the UK Construction Sector
3. Saving Nemo and Friends from the Potential Impacts of Cumulative Permitted Building Developments on the Beaches of Jersey
4. Building Certification Schemes: Are they Driving or Derailing Sustainable Development in the Construction Sector?
5. Readiness for Responsibility: Insights of Implementing BES6001 within the Architecture, Engineering and Construction Sectors of the UK
6. Comparison of Predicted and Measured Annual Performance of a Roof-top Grid-connected PV System in the Irish Climate
7. Reviewing The External Factors That Influence Pv Output Performance In The Irish Climate
8. Design Tools to Assess Outdoor Thermal Comfort in Hot, Dry and Semi-arid City of Petrolina in Brazil
9. Development of a Bioclimatic Building Envelope for Indoor Thermal Comfort in Hot and Semi-arid City of Petrolina in Brazil
10. Level of Physiological Thermal Adaptation as a Predictor of Climate-specific Thermal Comfort Acceptability Range, with a Focus on Hot and Dry Bioclimate
. Ecosystems, Biodiversity & Development
11. Urban Forestry – Shining New Light through Old Windows by Choreographing Creative Responses to the Current Crisis in the Quality of Urban Life and Environment
12. Wetlands Ecotourism Planning in the Savannas of Colombia. Linking Remote Sensing and Bio-diversity
. Innovation, Change & Sustainability
13. Repurposing Office Spaces as we Transition to Remote Working
14. Restorative Design Matrix for Elderly Living in Care Home Facilities in the Light of Biophilic Design and Universal Design Principles
15. Energy-Efficient Building Envelopes in Different Climate Zones: A Biomimetic Perspective Inspired by Animal Skins/Shells
. Managing & Leading Sustainability
16. The Role of Contractors in Reducing Carbon during Construction – A Preliminary Study
. Project Management & Sustainability
17. The Impact Of Variations On The Project Programme In The Construction Industry: A Case Study On A Manufacturing Facility In Ireland
18. A Project Management Framework for Improving the Business Performance of Emerging Contractors in South African Construction
19. Review of the use and development of Building Information Modelling software in the Architectural and Engineering industry - an Australian Perspective
20. The Applicability of Analytic Induction for Analysing Interview Data in Project Management Research
21. Independent Planning: Addressing the Underpinning Flaws Affecting Project Planning Utility in Practice
22. Marketing Challenges Faced by Quantity Surveying Firms in the Eastern Cape, South Africa
23. ‘Smart and Sustainable’ in Smart City Project Management: from City-level Initiative to Project-level Management Strategy
24. The Link between the UN Sustainable Development Goals and Social Sustainability in the UK Construction Industry
. Smart & Sustainable
25. Whole-building Life Cycle Assessment of Single-family Residential Buildings: Comparable Analysis between BIM and Athena Database
26. Leveraging Computer Vision for Improved Facility Management
27. Machine Learning in Building Energy Performance Assessment: A review
28. Towards Development of a Distributed Virtual Furniture, Fixture and Equipment Shopping Environment
. Sustainability Education: Education & Training for a Changing World
29. Perceptions of Sustainability within English Further Education
30. Climate Change Toolkit as a way in which to Encourage Non-academics to Engage with Issues of Climate Change?
31. Sustainability Education in the UK construction industry: are Universities preparing Construction Professionals for a sustainable future?
32. Involvement of Higher Education Institutions when Promoting Agroecosystems Resilience
. Sustainable Behaviours
33. Micro and Small Contractor Mental Health and Well-Being: The Impact of COVID-19 in the Irish Construction Industry
34. Factors Enhancing the Sustainability of Community Led-Total Sanitation Programme in Ghana
35. Extracting MMC Values that Contribute towards Employment Opportunities Amidst Global Pandemics
36. Minimisation of Environmental Disaster Risks within the Upstream Petroleum Sector of Ghana
37. Residents’ Aspiration for Green Building Features in a Developing Property Market
38. The Role of Local Authorities in Renewable Energy Investment: Getting the Money to Flow
39. Interrelationships between Sustainability and Wellbeing: Three Cases from the Global South
. Sustainable Engineering & Production
40. Modular Construction in Ireland and its Adaptation to Industry 4.0: A Preliminary Review
41. Variations in the Measured In-Situ U-Value of an External Wall due to Temperature Sensor Location
. Sustainable Infrastructure
42. World Without Roads - A Sustainable Haven or a Dystopian Future?
43. Change Control Systems: Investigating the Systems used on Infrastructure Projects by a Local Authority in Ireland
44. Causality between Challenges, Motivations, and Extent of Use of Water Recycling Systems in Residential Properties
. Sustainable Place Making
45. A Methodology for Assessing Satisfaction Levels In Affordable Housing In Wales
. Transport & Movement
46. Increasing Active Travel in Leeds City, Obstacles and Solutions
. Waste, Recycling & Sustainability
47. Achieving Sustainability in Construction Waste Management in the Ghanaian Built Environment: A Systematized Review
48. Inventory Management on Irish Construction Projects: Current Issues On-site, and Strategies to Control and Eliminate Waste
49. Construction and Demolition Waste Reduction in South Africa.
Notes:
Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
ISBN:
3-031-73947-7
OCLC:
1523374399

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