Search results for: SMART REFURBISHMENT

• Refurbishment of a historical building - design issues

  Publication

  • J. Bąkowski

  - Year 2013

  Over a 10-year modernization of the main building of Gdansk University of Technology is coming to the end. The ever increasing number of students requires not only the development of the campus with new facility buildings, also the existing buildings are subject to adaptation and modernization. In addition to high-impact solutions, as restoring the former glory of the building (reconstruction of the clock tower), or introducing...

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• Optimal Shape Refurbishment of Distorted Dome Structure with Safeguarding of Member Stress

  Publication

  • A. Manguri
  • N. Saeed
  • B. Haydar

  - Year 2021

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• SMART MATERIALS & STRUCTURES

  Journals

  ISSN: 0964-1726 , eISSN: 1361-665X

• Smart Health

  Journals

  ISSN: 2352-6483

• Smart Science

  Journals

  ISSN: 2308-0477

• Smart Agriculture

  Journals

  ISSN: 2096-8094

• Smart Cities

  Journals

  eISSN: 2624-6511

• Smart Energy

  Journals

  eISSN: 2666-9552

• Koncepcja Smart Cities - obszar Smart Environment

  Publication

  • A. Orłowski
  • P. Rosińska

  - Year 2018

  The Smart Cities Concept– Smart Environment. The paper concentrates on the possibilities of checking the extent to which cities meet the smart city concept. The presented concept concentrates on one of the main smart cities characteristic: Smart Environment. This paper is a result of joint work of specialist from two diff erent areas: management and environmental protection. The interdisciplinary character of the paper is characteristic...

• Smart Cities Concept: Smart Mobility Indicator

  Publication

  • A. Orłowski
  • P. Romanowska

  - CYBERNETICS AND SYSTEMS - Year 2019

  This work attempts to analyze problems resulting from the lack of possibility to assess the effectiveness of the implementation of “Smart Mobility” solutions, which represent one of the cornerstones of Smart Cities, from the point of view of city hall offices. The work presents existing Smart Mobility evaluation solutions, discusses their drawbacks, and then proposes a new indicator. The final part of the work presents assumptions...

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