Enhancing climate resilience in buildings using Collective Intelligence: A pilot study on a Norwegian elderly care center

Hosseini, Mohammad; Erba, Silvia; Hajialigol, Parisa; Aghaei, Mohammadreza; Moazami, Amin; Nik, Vahid M.

doi:10.1016/j.enbuild.2024.114030

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From Flexible Building to Resilient Energy Communities: A Scalable Decentralized Energy Management Scheme Based on Collaborative Agents

Hosseini,

Erba,

Mazaheri

et al. 2024

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From Flexible Building to Resilient Energy Communities: A Scalable Decentralized Energy Management Scheme Based on Collaborative Agents

Hosseini,

Erba,

Mazaheri

et al. 2024

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Enhancing Self-Consumption Ratio in a Smart Microgrid by Applying a Reinforcement Learning-Based Energy Management System

Hajaligol,

Nweye,

Aghaei

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Urban and Rural Environments and Their Implications for Older Adults’ Adaptation to Heat Waves: A Systematic Review

De Gea Grela,

Sánchez-González,

Gallardo Peralta

2024

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The aim of this study is to synthesise the scientific evidence on the implications of urban and rural environments on older adults’ adaptation strategies to heatwaves. Methods: The methodology follows PRISMA guidelines, which involves a systematic search of the scientific literature in selected electronic databases, including Web of Science and Scopus, to assist in the selection, identification and retention of studies. Results: The search identified 4991 potentially eligible articles, of which 17 met the criteria, mainly from developed countries, emphasising a multidisciplinary approach and moderate to low quality. Urban and rural environments influence older adults’ adaptation strategies to heatwaves through the adequacy of the physical environment of the dwelling (design, materials, equipment) and the neighbourhood (green spaces, residential density, land use), the social environment (support network and type of assistance) and risk management (protective measures and heat warning systems). At the individual level, adaptation to heatwaves is determined by age, gender, health status, socio-economic status and social isolation. Discussion and conclusions: Differences in perceptions of heat adaptation were found according to location, typology and environmental characteristics, especially in developing countries. The findings contribute to promoting the adoption of protective measures, the design of heat warning systems, and the planning of friendly and resilient cities and rural communities to support the adaptation of an ageing society to the climate warming.

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Enhancing climate resilience in buildings using Collective Intelligence: A pilot study on a Norwegian elderly care center

Cited by 3 publications

References 77 publications

From Flexible Building to Resilient Energy Communities: A Scalable Decentralized Energy Management Scheme Based on Collaborative Agents

From Flexible Building to Resilient Energy Communities: A Scalable Decentralized Energy Management Scheme Based on Collaborative Agents

Enhancing Self-Consumption Ratio in a Smart Microgrid by Applying a Reinforcement Learning-Based Energy Management System

Urban and Rural Environments and Their Implications for Older Adults’ Adaptation to Heat Waves: A Systematic Review

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