Civil Engineering
Digitalisation within the construction and the society
The increment of the digitalisation also influences the construction industry, including thestakeholders, construction processes and phases. The Building Information Modelling (BIM) has been utilised to improve the management and organisation in different phases of the construction processes. It can contribute to a more optimised and efficient use of the resources, to provide visualisation of the constructions, improve the communication and the production management. It is an important tool for achieving the goal of sustainable development and the climate neutral targets of the construction industry.
Indoor environment and sustainability
A building should offer a good indoor environment, which involves many different aspects,such as indoor air quality, thermal comfort, sanitation, sound environment,and light environment. At the same time, resource and energy use should be taken into account to achieve environmental requirements and climate goals.Equally,the concept of circular economy should be applied. The research here is conducted from a systemsperspective where human experience and behaviourare a centralfocus.
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2020 | Conference paper
Significant Route Identification using Daily 24-hour Traffic Flows
Mattias Dahl, Johan Holmgren, Henrik Fredriksson, Efraim Laksman
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2020 | Article in journal
Molecularly Imprinted Polymers for the Removal of Antidepressants from Contaminated Wastewater.
Tjasa Gornik, Sudhirkumar Shinde, Lea Lamovsek, Maja Koblar, Ester Heath, Börje Sellergren, Tina Kosjek
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2020 | Article in journal
Shaping sustainable travel behaviour
Zahra Hamidi, Chunli Zhao
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2020 | Report
Byggkostnader för bostäder i Sverige jämfört med andra länder
Mats Persson, Rolf Jonsson, Stefan Fölster
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2020 | Book
Byggarbetsplatsens teknikhandbok 2020
Mats Persson
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2020 | Conference paper
On the use of clustering analysis for identification of unsafe places in an urban traffic network
Johan Holmgren, Luk Knapen, Viktor Olsson, Alexander Persson Masud
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2020 | Conference paper
Modelling Commuting Activities for the Simulation of Demand Responsive Transport in Rural Areas
Sergei Dytckov, Fabian Lorig, Paul Davidsson, Johan Holmgren, Jan A. Persson
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2020 | Article in journal
Policies for Reducing Car Traffic and Their Problematisation
Tom Rye, Robert Hrelja
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2020 | Article in journal
Industrialization of construction
Niclas Andersson, Jerker Lessing
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2020 | Article in journal
A System Model and An Innovation Approach toward Sustainable Housing Renovation
Ju Liu, Bo Bengtsson, Helena Bohman, Karin Staffansson Pauli
Centre for Healthy Indoor Environments (CHIE)
The centre for healthy indoor environments (CHIE) is an international centre that aims to create a communication platform promoting healthy indoor environments. The focus lies on research initiatives for knowledge provision and solutions for societal challenges. The Centre is located at The Faculty of Engineering, Lund University.
