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621	How to justify theimplementation of smart gridsfor a new neighborhood? MULLER, DENIS January 2017 (has links) Smart Grids technologies cover a wide range of applications, from energy efficiency to load adjustments. However, they still rise interrogations and doubts around their economic benefits and environmental improvements. Therefore, this thesis aims to understand and highlight the benefits of smart grids technologies applied to an urban development project of new neighborhood. For such a perimeter, it is first necessary to clearly define the smart grids considered, the stakeholders involved and the new tools that smart grids technologies bring. Therefore, this thesis highlights how, for an urban development project, the economic value of smart grids mainly lies in the reduction of infrastructure and tools to monitor and maintain energy performance of a neighborhood in its operational phase. Furthermore, the introduction of intermittent and decentralized production, facilitated by smart grids technologies, aims to extent the considered scale to tackle energy questions, from the building scale to the district scale. Therefore, new actors and governance practices may need to emerge in order to support Smart Grids technologies. / Smarta nät teknik täcker ett brett spektrum av tillämpningar, från energieffektivitet att ladda justeringar. Men de fortfarande stiga förhör och tvivel kring deras ekonomiska fördelar och miljöförbättringar. Därför denna avhandling syftar till att förstå och lyfta fram fördelarna med smarta nät teknik inom ett stadsutvecklingsprojekt av ny stadsdel. För en sådan omkrets, är det först nödvändigt att tydligt definiera de smarta elnät anses, berörda aktörer och de nya verktyg som smarta nät teknik medför. Därför belyser avhandlingen hur en stadsbyggnadsprojekt, ligger det ekonomiska värdet av smarta nät främst i minskningen av infrastruktur och verktyg för att övervaka ochupprätthålla energiprestandan i en stadsdel i sin operativa fas. Dessutom har införandet av intermittent och decentraliserad produktion, underlättas genom smarta nät teknik, syftar till att utsträckning anses skala för att ta itu med energifrågorna, från byggnaden skala till distrikts skala. Därför kan nya aktörer och förvaltningspraxis måste dyka upp för att stödja smarta nät teknik. Smart Grids Monitoring Neighborhood Urban Development Project Energy Efficiency Thermal and Electric Grids Energy Infrastructure Mechanical Engineering Maskinteknik
622	The Impact of Race and Neighborhood on Child Maltreatment: A Multi-Level Discrete Time Hazard Analysis Irwin, Mary Elizabeth (Molly) 07 October 2009 (has links) No description available. Social Research Social Work Welfare Child Maltreatment Neighborhood Effects Racial Disproportionality Multi-Level Model Discrete Time Hazard Model
623	Residential property tax abatement: Testing a model of neighborhood impact Swetkis, Doreen 30 November 2009 (has links) No description available. Public Administration Urban Planning tax abatement residential tax incentives cubic regression equity neighborhood progran evaluation policy analysis quasi-experimental design
624	Fundamentally Linked: School Quality and Neighborhood Revitalization in the city of Cleveland Schmitt, Angie 27 January 2011 (has links) No description available. Urban Planning Cleveland Urban Schools Community Development Neighborhood revitalization Ohio City Tremont Detroit Shoreway Downtown Cleveland Sprawl
625	DO THE CAUSES OF POVERTY VARY BY NEIGHBORHOOD TYPE? Kandula, Uday Bhaskar January 2012 (has links) No description available. Public Policy Social Research Statistics "Poverty Causes Neighborhood Types Cluster Analysis Factor Analysis Geography Types Post-Hoc Test"
626	Urban community gardens in a shrinking city: community strength and the urban community gardens of Cleveland, Ohio Luke, Jacqueline Ann 10 December 2013 (has links) No description available. Geography Urban Garden Gardens Community Strength Community Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Foreclosure Vacancy Social Neighborhood satisfaction greenspace urban greenspace
627	Assessing the listener-oriented account of predictability-based phonetic reduction Turnbull, Rory 28 May 2015 (has links) No description available. Linguistics phonetic reduction predictability theory of mind neighborhood density frequency semantic predictability acoustic phonetics cognitive science speech production speech perception
628	Preventing Neighborhood Disorder: The Role of Mutual Efficacy in Collective Efficacy Theory Gearhart, Michael C. 02 June 2017 (has links) No description available. Social Work Sociology Social Psychology Social Research Collective Efficacy Mutual Efficacy Social Cohesion Informal Social Control Neighborhood Disorder
629	Towards a Neighborhood-Scale Carbon Calculator McKinley, Samuel Andrew 10 August 2009 (has links) No description available. Ecology Environmental Engineering Public Administration Urban Planning neighborhood planning carbon greenhouse gas local electricity mix vehicle miles traveled GHG inventory
630	A Guided Neighborhood Search Applied to the Split Delivery Vehicle Routing Problem Aleman, Rafael E. 08 May 2009 (has links) No description available. Engineering Industrial Engineering Operations Research Transportation vehicle routing split delivery variable neighborhood descent adaptive memory greedy approach diversification tabu search

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