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.... Of these factors, the urban canopy is particularly noteworthy, as it plays a significant role in shaping the environmental conditions within urban areas. Diverging from natural environments, urban regions exhibit unique surface–atmosphere interactions. These interactions are shaped by factors such as extensive...

... the requirements are met and the challenges faced in the standards and regulations during printing are discussed. Subsequently, we consider successful real-world cases from various companies and controlled laboratory environments using 3D printing based on the printing method, materials used, and challenges faced...

... landscapes in question; however, the main challenges of modeling urban thermal environments are the scale and resolution at which to perform such tasks. Current modeling of urban thermal environments is typically limited to either mesoscale (1 –2000 km) or microscale (<1 km) phenomena. In the present work...

... and interactions affecting the urban built environment The workshop participants identified multiple topic areas for future workshops and research collaborations. The following is a short list of these potential topics’ areas: Users’ workshops for the proposed Qatar Environmental Data Warehouse. Users...

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... correlated to high levels of energy consumption. A number of recent studies have been mainly focused on the impact of COVID-19 on the environment. Despite an overall drop in emissions, Klemeš et al. [ 12 ] reported an initial increase in the environmental footprint of the health services sector due...

...K. Balaji The research collection aims at finding the various possible opportunities for the effective integration of shallow geothermal energy (SGE) to decrease the energy demand in the built environment and to reduce emission associated with it. The integration of SGE with heat pump using pipe...

..., and environmental impact. heat pumps hydrogen cogeneration solar thermal carbon footprint fuel cell building clean energy conservation efficiency electrical systems energy environment hybrid systems renewable 26 02 2021 12 07 2021 14 07 2021 04 08 2021 The United...

... electricity, and this demand is projected to increase due to a warming climate. The interconnection between the built environment and the local environment introduces the challenge to find new approaches to explore future energy demand changes and the role of mitigation measures to curb the increasing demands...

...Kyle E. Brown; Amir Baniassadi; Julie V. Pham; David J. Sailor; Patrick E. Phelan Photovoltaic (PV) panels are commonly used for on-site generation of electricity in urban environments, specifically on rooftops. However, their implementation on rooftops poses potential (positive and negative...