A mathematical model for the sustainability of the use of cross-laminated timber in the construction industry: the case of Spain

Environmental Indicators for the Evaluation of Wood Products in Consideration of Site-Dependent Aspects: A Review and Integrated Approach

“…For the sake of simplicity, one study [137] was allocated to furniture though the object under investigation rather belongs to household devices. A total of 14 studies do not follow a comparative approach [50,52,82,[138][139][140][141][142][143][144][145][146][147][148].…”

“…Indicators describing the forest management practice in terms of legality, logging, and reforestation [104,111,141,156] represent decision-making both on a strategic and operational level. They are assigned to the category Response as the introduction of forest management rules is considered a consequence of former mismanagement.…”

LCA as comparative tool for concrete columns and glulam columns

“…These ones indicate that the use of G panels can save energy by 35% during the life cycle, and reduce 97% in CO 2 emissions compared to traditional RC and steel frames structures (Fernández et al 2014); thus allowing obtains a primary energy balance with an more basic life cycle (Dodoo et al 2014). …”

La madera contralaminada como alternativa en sistemas de baja energía estructural.

“…La investigación presentada en el actual apartado, está publicada en la revista de investigación Clean Tecnologies and Environmental Policy, con DOI 10.1007/s10098-014-0738-3 (Fernández M. et al, 2014), y citada posteriormente en diferentes publicaciones científicas (Kasthurba A.K. & Reddy K. R., 2014) (Gámez-García D.C. et al, 2015.…”

“…El resultado de dicha investigación se halla ya plenamente absorbido por la comunidad científica a través de su publicación en 2014 (Fernández et al 2014). Bajo la óptica de los diferentes escenarios propuestos, tan solo uno de ellos genera un stock negativo de madera transformada para edificación, siendo el mas probable, con una probabilidad mayor al 76%, plenamente sostenible.…”