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Review of Motivations and Strategies for Addressing Climate Change Through the Design of Neighborhoods and Communities
Christopher R. Pyke, Ph.D.
8/21/2007
This paper reviews some of the most important motivations for action associated with local land use decisions and suggests a set of practices that provide meaningful first-steps to addressing the drivers of change and preparing for changing conditions.
Adapting to Climate Change Through Neighborhood Design
Christopher R. Pyke, Ph.D., et al
5/18/2007
This study considers the potential for adapting to climate change through the use of sustainable neighborhood design.
Climate Change and the Chesapeake Bay: State-of-the-Science Review and Recommendations (Final Draft)
Christopher R. Pyke, Ph.D., et al
4/21/2008
The U.S. EPA’s Chesapeake Bay Program asked the Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee (STAC) to review current understanding of the impact of climate change on the tidal Chesapeake Bay and to identify critical knowledge gaps and research priorities. This report addresses that charge and provides the foundation for actions to accelerate the incorporation of climate change considerations into key resource management decisions.
Moving Air for Comfort
Stephen Turner, P.E., et al
5/12/2009
The article, published in the May 2009 ASHRAE Journal, addresses recent critical changes to ASHRAE Standard 55 on Thermal Comfort - specifically provisions related to elevated air speed.
Integrated Design for Sustainable Buildings
Dr. Malcom Lewis, P.E.
9/1/2004
Article published in ASHRAE Journal's "Building for the Future"
Computer-Based Training: New Technologies for Improved Effectiveness
Dr. Malcolm Lewis, P.E.
12/1/1999
Article published in HPAC Engineering
Green Building and Risk Management for the Built Environment
William R. Broz, P.E. & Christopher R. Pyke, Ph.D.
10/29/2007
A brief overview of opportunities for sustainable design to mitigate current and emerging sources of risk for the owners, developers, and investors in real estate portfolios.
Green Building and Risk Management for the Built Environment
William R. Broz, P.E. & Christopher R. Pyke, Ph.D.
10/29/2007
A brief overview of opportunities for sustainable design to mitigate current and emerging sources of risk for the owners, developers, and investors in real estate portfolios.
