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BUFFENBARGER, Julie K.
Policy makers, owners, designers and contractors are uniquely challenged to select and implement low-carbon solutions to mitigate climate change and provide resilient, su [...]
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Palmer et al. (1997) identified four governing principles underlying sustainable development from the sustainability literature. These were: futurity, environment, equity [...]
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Bayyati, A.
Surveying technology been used for the measurement and preservation of heritage buildings. With the recent advances in surveying much new technology is now available for [...]
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With the gradual implementation of Eurocodes came the necessity of training courses for practising engineers. Research for the steel construction sector has highlighted t [...]
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Hughes, J.J.
The HMC2010 conference and TC 203-RHM final workshop took place in Prague 22-24 September 2011. The event was organised by the Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechan [...]
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Kotrasová, K.
The paper deals with education process at universities with civil engineering specialization, in which teachers and students feel lack of teaching space, lack of literatu [...]
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BALÁZS, György L.
Understanding and a reasonable approach to sustainability is one of the most important challenges of the twentyfirst century. Everybody is involved and engineers play a s [...]
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The purpose of this article is to address sustainability within the context of conservation in Latin American countries. There exists a certain conceptual dualism between [...]
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CLARK, Gordon
To be most sustainable mankind must try to predict its needs into the future so that things we build now will have a long useful life. This is not an easy task as new tec [...]
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Our paper reviews available evidence on the latest trends concerning the use of mobile ICTs in Heritage Education in Spain and moreover provides a theoretical model for t [...]
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Howard, S.
The concept of sustainability as applied to archaeology focuses on maintaining the finite and fragile fabric of the past in a way deemed to be ‘sustainable’, and more [...]
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Experts have been gathering for long to discuss their ideals and experiences on heritage management. One of their aims is meeting in search for common ground and drawing [...]
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Modifications of reinforcement learning algorithm, so called continuous action reinforcement learning automaton (CARLA), are presented in this contribution. Automaton lea [...]
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Kocabas, A.
Many countries have long established concepts of urban conservation, which are the basis of the preservation and restoration of historic buildings and conservation areas. [...]
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Health and social development of the US-Mexico border region are impacted by a complex interplay of macro - micro level economic and immigration policies often challengin [...]
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The retrofitting of heritage buildings represents a significant opportunity to reduce the carbon footprint of our built environment. Within the retrofit process, the desi [...]
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Skrzypaszek, J.
This paper explores the connection between cultural heritage and its pedagogical value for future generations. Research unfolds a plethora of discussions being designed t [...]
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GEORGOPOULOS, Costas
The challenge of learning conceptual design at universities is exacerbated with the introduction of sustainability that is a relatively new and fast evolving subject. The [...]
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