Exposure and physical vulnerability to geo-hydrological hazards in rural environments: A field-based assessment in East ...
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In climate science, the impact of climate change is assessed through multiple climate models. Usually, hygrothermal analyses use one climate model, making the results only valid for this-highly uncertain-climate evolution, which cannot be generalised. The robustness of the climate change impact on building envelopes is unknown. Therefore, we implem...
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Effects of lightning in a nuclear facility must be carefully taken into account. Numerical simulations can be used to evaluate the magnetic fields inside the facility as well as the open circuit voltages and short circuit currents. Here, we present a methodology that combines both such simulations and experimental measurements. Thanks to the result...
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Climate change (CC) has an impact on degradation mechanisms in building envelopes. A climate-based analysis (only using climate variables) or a response-based analysis (based on hygrothermal simulation results) can be performed to assess the CC impact over a large region. Only the latter accounts for building parameters (e.g. material properties, w...
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Within Flanders, there is an increasing trend to let children sleep outdoors while in daycare. However, within an urban environment, the densely spread emission sources might affect the air quality and possibly limit the areas where outdoor sleeping is favourable. Nevertheless, there is a lack of data regarding the atmospheric pollution levels in a...
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status: published