We wrote a paper on the livability issues caused by the extreme compaction of Hong Kong‘s urban fabric. “The Exclusionary Nature of Hyper-Density” is now published in Built Environment’s special issue “Urban Form and Livability”: https://t.co/YDuNhvWUoc
We are organizing an online symposium on the Compact City, with an exciting group of renowned scholars from different fields. Find out more and register via our website: https://t.co/9t0f7aA2o4
#urban#compact#city#symposium
Space layout design with optimised energy performance is also suitable for the urban scale. By arranging buildings based on the natural energy distribution of a city, the whole energy consumption of the city can be reduced significantly. @UrbanismTUDelft @tiantian_du #urbanenergy
Smart Grids need to be properly designed. Data processing from smart grids is necessary. Granularity with which data processing is done can affect DR schemes! See Performance Analysis of Data Processing Arch. for the Smart Grid@ https://t.co/txDomhJkTz @EEMCS_TUD@r_v_prasad
For the next five days @r_v_prasad will take over our twitter account to kick off the UEP Twitter marathon! Dr. Venkatesha Prasad is assistant professor at @EEMCS_TUD, focusing on Energy-harvesting and Smart-energy Systems, amongst others. Stay tuned! #urbanenergy#tudelft
Wow - we got the @ADB_HQ on our @Pavegen - generating energy from every footstep - in Kazakhstan! a step towards climate change. https://t.co/gZTRQdOiDj