Energy Efficiency and Conservation Consideration for the Design of Buildings for Hot and Humid Regions

Κολοκότσα, Δ.; Yang, Junjing; Pantazaras, Alexandros

doi:10.1007/978-981-13-7519-4_5

Building in Hot and Humid Regions 2019

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-13-7519-4_5

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Energy Efficiency and Conservation Consideration for the Design of Buildings for Hot and Humid Regions

Δ. Κολοκότσα

Junjing Yang

Alexandros Pantazaras

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A Bibliometric Analysis on Energy Efficiency and Conservation

Purwanto,

Iskandar,

Bhaktiar

2024

E3S Web of Conf.

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Energy efficiency and conservation are pivotal in addressing global energy challenges and promoting sustainability. This paper presents a comprehensive bibliometric analysis spanning 1976 to 2023, aiming to reveal the nuanced dynamics of the field. Utilizing the Scopus database and bibliometric analysis tools like VOSviewer, we explored publication trends, platform rankings, publication types, global distribution, and interconnected research themes. The dominance of top platforms like Energy and Journal of Cleaner Production underscored their significance, with insights into the role of conference proceedings and specialized platforms like Energy Efficiency. Journal articles prevailed, reflecting the academic community’s commitment to peer-reviewed channels, while diverse publication forms and subject areas highlighted a multifaceted approach. The global landscape showcased the United States’ leadership, with impactful contributions from Indonesia, fostering collaboration between developed and developing nations. VOSviewer visualizations revealed interconnected research themes, emphasizing the interdisciplinary nature of climate change and sustainable development. This study offers valuable insights for researchers, policymakers, and practitioners, guiding them to understand historical trends, identify influential platforms, recognize interdisciplinary patterns, and foster global collaborations to shape a more sustainable energy future.

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A Bibliometric Analysis on Energy Efficiency and Conservation

Purwanto,

Iskandar,

Bhaktiar

2024

E3S Web of Conf.

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Passive Designs and Thermal Performance of the Temples in the Warm-Humid Climatic Zone of South India

Sarkar,

Panicker M

2024

ShodhKosh J. Vis. Per. Arts

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Religious beliefs, traditional wisdoms, rituals, and cultural practices all play an important part in environmental and biodiversity protection. Conservation of environment and natural resources has long been an element of cultural ethics that can be observed in the vernacular architecture of India, practiced in different parts of the country. The Indian Temple architecture is a manifestation of these socio-cultural-environmental values which are conceptualized and constructed in unique ways integrating passive features which keeps on educating and inspiring generations after generations. These timeless Temples through their passive architectural elements and harmonic aesthetic qualities enable the societies to perceive themselves as part of a spiritual network and to connects them to their biophysical surroundings. Hence, the present research explores the passive architectural features and thermal performance of the naturally ventilated south Indian Temples, located in warm and humid climate zone, and how these passive features can be implemented in the present day’s buildings to achieve thermal comfort. The research deploys a qualitative descriptive comparative analysis method. It delves into case studies of two Temples located in Kerala, having warm-humid climate, to investigate the passive architectural features and thermal performance. Data collection is done through field visits to these two Temples: Iringole Kaavu Bhagavathy Temple (old) and Thottuva Temple (new). Measurements of environmental parameters are also collected during field-surveys. The study concludes that the adaptation of passive architectural features, in response to the local climatic conditions, are paramount and beneficial to improve the thermal performance of the structures and thermal comfort of the users. Hence, it is argued that the passive climate-responsive architectural features of the south Indian Temples, suitable to the local geoclimatic and cultural conditions, need to be continued to follow in the present and future generation of buildings.

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Energy Efficiency and Conservation Consideration for the Design of Buildings for Hot and Humid Regions

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A Bibliometric Analysis on Energy Efficiency and Conservation

A Bibliometric Analysis on Energy Efficiency and Conservation

Passive Designs and Thermal Performance of the Temples in the Warm-Humid Climatic Zone of South India

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