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NCEUB Autumn Conference

ADAPTING TO FUTURE CLIMATES
8 September 2009

Initiated by the European project COMMONCENSE (EIE-07-190) and co-sponsored by the Edinburgh Climate Change Centre
Martin Hall in New College located on the Mound close to Waverley Station
SESSION 1: 10.30-12.30 New approaches to Standards
Invited chair: Prof Sue Roaf
Jake HackerArupsCIBSE TM 48 and 49 - future weather years for building simulation. presentation
Yi ZhangIESD, De Montfort UniversityAdapting thermal comfort model to the aging population presentation
Fergus NicolLondon Metropolitan UniversityTesting and applying adaptive standards: EU projects Commoncense and Keepcool2 presentation
Michael HumphreysOxford Brookes UniversityOutdoor temperature and comfort indoors presentation
Atze Boerstra presentation Ken Parsons presentation and speakers: Discussion on Standards
 
SESSION 2: 1.30-3.15 Passivhaus and other low-energy solutions
Invited chair: Prof Ken Parsons
Henrietta LynchUniversity College LondonA review of Passivhaus design in the UK presentation
Sandhya Patidar and David JenkinsHeriot Watt UniversityDecision support for building adaptation in a low carbon climate change future presentation
Waleed YagoubRamboll UK LimitedChallenges to achieving comfort with double skin facade in a hot climate presentation
Andrew PeacockHeriot Watt UniversityOverheating in UK domestic dwellings – What is it and what might affect it? presentation
Paul Tuohy, Susan Roaf and speakers:Discussion on low-carbon design
 
SESSION 3: 3.30-5.00 Design of buildings and outdoor environment
Invited chair: Rev Prof Michael Humphreys
Michael AdebamowoUniv Lagos, NigeriaThe climate change challenge in Africa: impact, mitigation and adaptation presentation
Faisal AljawabraBath UniversityOutdoor thermal comfort in the hot arid climate: The effect of socio-economic background and cultural differences presentation
Ju Youn KwonLoughborough UniversityEvaluation of the PMV Thermal Comfort Index in Outdoor Weather Conditions presentation
Noortje Alders and Stanley KurversDelft UniversityComfort Delivery on Demand - poster presentation
Lisa Kelly/Ken ParsonsLoughborough UniversityComfort in trains (2 poster papers)
EVENING MEETING Organised by Scottish Energy Systems Group
Design of comfortable low energy buildings
6.30 – 9.00: Geography Institute in Surgeon's Square (site of the Old Infirmary)
Michael Humphreys and Fergus NicolOxford Brookes & London MetThermal Comfort Standards and how they impact on design Presentations: Humphreys Nicol
Atze BoerstraBBA consultantsExperiences of incorporating comfort in the design of low energy buildings presentation
Peter NewtonSwinburne University of Technology, AustraliaTransitioning to zero carbon housing - where hybrid buildings and standards fit in presentation
Discussion

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