Governor David Gibson was pleased to receive the following link from Shamila Haddad. Shamila is an architect by training and holds a PhD in Architectural Sciences from the University of New South Wales (Australia). Her research expertise and interest relate to Building Performance, Environmentally Sustainable Design, Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ), Indoor Air Quality (IAQ), Thermal Comfort, Healthy, Effective and Innovative Learning Environments, Post Occupancy Evaluation of School Buildings, and Urban Heat Island mitigation technologies. Follow the link and enjoy her paper….
Here, we examined the impact of climate change on indoor temperature, survivability, and energy demand and showed how this can be offset using building improvement measures. Our study indicates that improved building quality is necessary to enhance survivability and energy efficiency in the tropical city of Darwin considering the role of building adaptation measures to counterbalance the impacts of global warming. Further, it highlights potential benefits of advanced sustainable cooling techniques in building applications”.
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