Sustainable Construction through Utilization of Optimization Tools and Experimental Methods
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ArtikelUtgivningsinformation: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2024Beskrivning: 1 electronic resource (232 p.)Innehållstyp: - text
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- online resource
- 9783725823376
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- Medicine
- Clinical & internal medicine
- Diseases and disorders
- Oncology
- Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Industrial processes
- Technology: general issues
- 3D printing
- CO2 emissions
- DSF
- Eurocode 5
- F-PROMETHEE II
- SHAP
- XGBoost
- artificial intelligence optimization
- building energy performance
- circular cross section
- contact simulation
- cost
- cost analysis
- energy performance
- energy requalification
- environmental optimization
- existing building stock
- flat roof
- friction coefficient
- fuzzy logic
- genetic algorithm
- genetic programming
- geopolymers
- geosynthetics
- life cycle assessment
- machine learning
- material characterization
- mechanical properties
- minimum construction cost
- multi-criteria analysis
- multi-objective optimization
- multi-storey
- multicriteria analysis
- multiple case study
- numerical analysis
- optimization
- pavement design
- performance indicators
- performance measurement
- post-tensioning
- prediction
- prestressed concrete
- project management
- racking resistance
- reinforced concrete columns
- renovation planning
- roof refurbishment
- roof structure
- simulation tools
- stakeholder management
- standardized sustainable efficiency solutions
- strength class
- structures
- sustainability
- sustainable build
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This Special Issue is dedicated to the latest developments in the field of sustainable construction through the utilization of optimization tools and experimental methods. On the one hand, this Special Issue aims to publish influential and innovative articles that deal with the challenges of construction sustainability through the use of optimization tools that involve either exact mathematical programming or meta-/hyper-/bio-heuristics, alternative hybrid approaches, or multi-criteria decision-making techniques. On the other hand, field or laboratory research on materials, products, structures, objects, or operations often provides key data for developing optimization models. Therefore, research engaging with experimental methods to address current issues associated with sustainable construction is also covered by this volume. Moreover, scientific works combining optimization tools and experimental methods to reach synergistic effects in favor of sustainable construction are included within this Special Issue as well.
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