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Deep Learning Speech Synthesis Model for Word/Character-Level Recognition in the Tamil Language
As electronics and the increasing popularity of social media are widely used, a large amount of text data is created at unprecedented rates. All data created cannot be read by humans, and what they discuss in their sphere of...
Summer thermal comfort and overheating in the elderly

Atypically warm summers such as 2003 and 2018 are predicted to become normal by 2050. If current climate projections are accurate, this could cause heat-related mortality to rise by 257% by 2050, the majority of which will be...

Thermal comfort in naturally ventilated dwellings in the central Mexican plateau

A third of Mexico's population (35 M people) lacks decent housing. Current efforts to improve housing focus on structural strength and security rather than thermal comfort. However, as 59% of the population earns less than...

'The older I get, the colder I get' - older people's perspectives on coping in cold homes.

An average of 26,560 UK excess winter deaths occur in people 65+ years old each winter, of which 30% are attributed to cold homes. Cold homes are known to exacerbate health problems prevalent in the 65+ demographic. Through...

Thermal comfort in naturally ventilated dwellings in the central Mexican plateau

A third of Mexico's population (35 M people) lacks decent housing. Current efforts to improve housing focus on structural strength and security rather than thermal comfort. However, as 59% of the population earns less than...

Secure Storage and Sharing of Visitor Images Generated by Smart Entrance on Public Cloud
Visitor validation at entrance generates a large number of image files that need to be transmitted over to cloud for future reference. The image data needs to be protected by active and passive adversaries from performing...
Normalising domestic space heating demand using post hoc models

Current evidence suggests that the energy performance gap between predicted and actual use of energy in buildings is significantly weighted towards under prediction and can be as high as 200%. High-quality modelled and actual...

Thermal comfort standards in the Middle East

Cooling energy demand has increased three-fold in the Middle East (ME) over the last 30-years. This is driven by the need to maintain thermal comfort in an extremely hot climate, and supported by rising incomes, falling costs...

A field study of indoor thermal comfort in the subtropical highland climate of Bogota, Colombia
This paper undertakes the first field study of indoor thermal comfort in Colombia. The objective of this study was to compare thermal comfort data gathered in office buildings in Bogota, Colombia with the predictions made by...
The Energy Cost of Cold Thermal Discomfort in the Global South

The Global South, much of it in warm tropical latitudes, is expected to double its total energy demand by 2050. In addition to increased mean demand, greater demand for space cooling during external temperature peaks will...

The Energy Cost of Cold Thermal Discomfort in the Global South

The Global South, much of it in warm tropical latitudes, is expected to double its total energy demand by 2050. In addition to increased mean demand, greater demand for space cooling during external temperature peaks will...

PV in Historic Dwellings
Historic (i.e. pre-1919) dwellings in the EU account for around 14% of the total stock (21% in the UK) and must therefore contribute significantly to any long-term energy reduction or carbon saving goal. However, the principle...
Freezing from the heat

Qatar has the unfortunate reputation of the country with the highest per-capita carbon emissions in the world, 15% of which is due to space cooling demand. We investigate the extent to which this demand is driven by...

Modelling UK domestic energy and carbon emissions
As the debate on policy responses to climate change gathers pace, there has been an increasing focus on tools to model national scale energy use and emission characteristics of UK dwellings. This paper reviews some existing...
Identification of Trajectory Anomalies on Video Surveillance Systems
Recently, CCTV surveillance applications have remarkably developed for public welfare. However, the investigation of different techniques for online implementation is always significantly restricted. Numerous implementations...
Adaptive Comfort Degree-Days
This paper introduces the concept of the Adaptive Comfort Degree-Day, a temperature difference/time composite metric, as a means of comparing energy savings from Adaptive Comfort Model standards by quantifying the extent to...
Adaptive Comfort Degree-Days
This paper introduces the concept of the Adaptive Comfort Degree-Day, a temperature difference/time composite metric, as a means of comparing energy savings from Adaptive Comfort Model standards by quantifying the extent to...
The influence of relative humidity on adaptive thermal comfort
Buildings generate nearly 30% of global carbon emissions, primarily due to the need to heat or cool them to meet acceptable indoor temperatures. In the last 20 years, the empirically derived adaptive model of thermal comfort has...
The importance of thermal modelling and prototyping in shelter design
More than 9 million people live in shelters globally, often in extremely hot climates. The thermal performance of shelters is often overlooked in the design process, despite being a consideration second only to safety in surveys...
An Analytical Heat Wave Definition Based on the Impact on Buildings and Occupants
Alongside a mean global rise in temperature, climate change predictions point to an increase in heat waves and an associated rise in heat-related mortality. This suggests a growing need to ensure buildings are resilient to such...
An Analytical Heat Wave Definition Based on the Impact on Buildings and Occupants
Alongside a mean global rise in temperature, climate change predictions point to an increase in heat waves and an associated rise in heat-related mortality. This suggests a growing need to ensure buildings are resilient to such...
Climate Resilient Energy Efficient Design in Architecture (CREEDA)
The goal of the CREEDA manual is to immerse Indian architects in the process of designing buildings that are resilient to a changing climate whilst also being highly energy efficient. The approach we take in the manual is one of...
Published by: University of Bath
PV in Historic Dwellings
Historic (i.e. pre-1919) dwellings in the EU account for around 14% of the total stock (21% in the UK) and must therefore contribute significantly to any long-term energy reduction or carbon saving goal. However, the principle...
A field study of indoor thermal comfort in the subtropical highland climate of Bogota, Colombia
This paper undertakes the first field study of indoor thermal comfort in Colombia. The objective of this study was to compare thermal comfort data gathered in office buildings in Bogota, Colombia with the predictions made by...

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