A comprehensive analysis of green building rating systems for data centers

Cai, Senhong; Gou, Zhonghua

doi:10.1016/j.enbuild.2023.112874

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“…Identifying and exploring similarities and differences Finding strengths and weaknesses Cai et al [45]; Ferreira et al [19]; Happio and Viitaniemi [49]; Suzer [50]; Bernardi et al [17]; Varma and Palaniappan [51]; Hamedani and Huber [52]; Park et al [53];…”

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“…Energy holds a significant position across assessment methodologies due to its significant environmental footprint and indispensable role in the construction sector. Consequently, there has been a notable focus on developing methodologies for evaluating energy indicators [45,55]. The key criteria to identify indicators of energy efficiency are based on previous studies [45,56,57] and can be described as seven categories: 1.…”

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“…Consequently, there has been a notable focus on developing methodologies for evaluating energy indicators [45,55]. The key criteria to identify indicators of energy efficiency are based on previous studies [45,56,57] and can be described as seven categories: 1. Energy Performance (EP); 2.…”

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“…The third stage involves exploring, comparing, and analyzing the different rating systems by a set of case studies through their overall characteristics, average scores, assessment criteria, and categories. Finally, the last step is to identify and explore similarities and differences among the rating systems based on the indicators of energy efficiency from a previous study by Cai et al [45]. A description of the research methodological stages is presented in Table 3.…”

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Energy accounts for a significant share of carbon emissions, and buildings play a substantial role in this by contributing to both direct and indirect emissions throughout their lifecycle. Enhancing energy efficiency in buildings is a strategy to mitigate these impacts. The main goal of this review is to uncover solutions, trends, and examples of good practices in the field of office buildings. It presents effective cases and a SWOT analysis of LEED, BREEAM, and DGNB certifications, highlighting their contributions to energy efficiency in buildings on an international scale. The paper identifies and outlines similarities and differences between each methodology used to achieve energy efficiency in different buildings and contexts. The findings may allow new ways to improve access and obtain results regarding energy efficiency, thereby supporting building owners and companies in finding more effective solutions. The research highlights the necessity for continual enhancements in these systems, which should involve addressing economic factors, conducting post-occupancy evaluations, and considering lifecycle perspectives. The recommendations encompass standardizing practices, considering costs, conducting regular revisions, managing materials and resources, and incorporating occupancy measures.

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“…Here are some types of decoding features of emergency and abandoned construction objects [15][16][17][18].…”

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Visual interpretation of building objects at the initial and final stages of the life cycle according to the satellite and ground survey data

Kazaryan

Richter

Shakhramanyan

et al. 2023

Geospatial Informatics XIII

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From the point of view of satellite monitoring, construction objects include fixed objects of artificial origin (buildings and structures for various purposes), created from building materials and lying directly on the earth's surface. Someone can conditionally divide the life cycle of a construction object into initial, main and final stages. From the point of view of satellite, ground, aerial photography it is possible to distinguish building objects at the initial, main and final stages from each other. In this case, not all initial stages are exposed to the images, and additional conditions are required to distinguish the final stages in the images (the same applies to the main stages). We can produce the current stage of the life cycle of a building object for various reasons. The paper considers some features of deciphering construction objects at the initial and final stages of their life cycle, primarily in an emergency and abandoned state. Relevant types of construction objects are identified, the structure of decoding signs is determined, and decoding areas are established, we derive the signs themselves for different construction objects. An experiment on the detection of abandoned construction sites on several databases is given.

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Experimental research on the influence of a novel passive cooling system on the data center temperature distribution

Wang

Zheng

Guo-qing

et al. 2023

Energy and Buildings

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A comprehensive analysis of green building rating systems for data centers

Cited by 12 publications

References 81 publications

Examining Energy Efficiency Practices in Office Buildings through the Lens of LEED, BREEAM, and DGNB Certifications

Examining Energy Efficiency Practices in Office Buildings through the Lens of LEED, BREEAM, and DGNB Certifications

Visual interpretation of building objects at the initial and final stages of the life cycle according to the satellite and ground survey data

Experimental research on the influence of a novel passive cooling system on the data center temperature distribution

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