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The effectiveness of adding horizontal greening and vertical greening to courtyard areas of existing buildings in the hot summer cold winter region of China: A case study for Ningbo by Li, Zhilei, Chow, David H.C., Yao, Jian, Zheng, Xiao, Zhao, Wei

“…•The effects of green roofs and practical green façades within courtyard area on public buildings investigated for “Hot Summer, cold Winter” region of…”
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The effects of future climate change on heating and cooling demands in office buildings in the UK by Chow, David HC, Levermore, Geoffrey J

“…As climate change predicts hotter summers and warmer winters in the next 100 years, buildings designed now as well as many existing buildings will need to cope…”
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Transforming typical hourly simulation weather data files to represent urban locations by using a 3D urban unit representation with micro-climate simulations by Bourikas, Leonidas, James, Patrick A. B., Bahaj, AbuBakr S., Jentsch, Mark F., Shen, Tianfeng, Chow, David H. C., Darkwa, Jo

“…Urban and building energy simulation models are usually driven by typical meteorological year (TMY) weather data often in a TMY2 or EPW format. However, the…”
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Experimental and Numerical Analysis of Fire Risk in Historic Chinese Temples: A Case in Beijing by Huai, Chaoping, Xie, Jingchao, Liu, Fang, Du, Jiangtao, Chow, David H.C., Liu, Jiaping

“…To analyze the extent of fire risk in historic Chinese wooden structure buildings, the fire load characteristics of a historic temple in Beijing were studied…”
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The potential impact of climate change on heating and cooling loads for office buildings in the Yangtze River Delta by Chow, David H.C.

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Comparison of four scanning mobility particle sizers at the Fresno Supersite by Watson, John G., Chow, Judith C., Sodeman, David A., Lowenthal, Douglas H., Chang, M.-C. Oliver, Park, Kihong, Wang, Xiaoliang

“…Size distributions of ambient aerosols at the Fresno Supersite were measured with four commercially available scanning mobility particle sizers （SMPS）. TSI…”
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