2017
DOI: 10.1002/ep.12708
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Recurrent carbon footprint assessment and forecasting for conventional housing in tropical regions: A Malaysian case study

Abstract: Almost all life cycle assessment methods of carbon footprint for conventional housing in tropical region have either ignored the impacts of recurrent carbon or considered based on random assumptions. To ensure the green and sustainable urban built environment, particularly in tropical regions, an accurate monitoring and control of carbon footprint requires a comprehensive assessment of all phases of project life cycle, including maintenance. This article presents an innovative and dynamic approach of forecasti… Show more

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