Co-creation of local eco-rehabilitation strategies for energy improvement of historic urban areas

Open and collaborative innovation for the energy transition: An exploratory study

“…Co-creation and co-design have demonstrated their relevance for local transformations in the energy system (e.g., Refs. [130,131]). For those that argue in favor of co-designing solutions with local communities, end-users must be included in the design process for the simple fact that they know better their daily needs and realities [132].…”

“…Co-creation relies on the active participation of end-users, in many cases the civil society, in the ideation and design of products and or/ projects [49] Co-creating cities and energy realities, e.g. [130,131],…”

Research on Personalized Recommendation Method of Intangible Social Heritage and Materials in Schools under Double Reduction Policy

“…In which, V represents the node set of collaborative filtering of the information management platform of imperceptible social heritage in schools, and each node represents the individual primary and secondary school students under the double reduction policy in the network; E represents the set of edges, representing the correlation recommended by friends of social networks, and the correlation characteristics existing between two individuals; indicates the weight value of C � c uv 􏼈 􏼉 edge. e greater the weight, the higher the trust, and the better the accuracy of the recommendation [5,6].…”

“…R u,v can be any real number. In social networks, the scores of primary and secondary school students can reasonably reflect the quality of the recommended model under the double reduction policy determined by data sparsity [5]. erefore, it is not uncommon to use the scoring mechanism to evaluate the quality of the recommended model.…”

Thermal renders for traditional and historic masonry walls: Comparative study and recommendations for hygric compatibility

“…Thermal retrofit can lead to improved indoor comfort while reducing operational energy demands [2,3], which is advantageous in both financial and environmental terms [4]. What is more, in the context of historic and traditional urban environments, thermal retrofits are particularly relevant to help maintaining existing buildings in use, thus contributing to conserve these areas as living entities, which is a social and cultural requirement [5]. Thermal retrofits can be performed through post-insulation interventions, with the adoption of thermal insulation on the interior or exterior side of the building envelope.…”