Search for dissertations about: "adaptive reuse"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 20 swedish dissertations containing the words adaptive reuse.
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1. Adaptive reuse and shared spaces as circular business models
Abstract : Circular economy (CE) is still a nascent research field in the built environment, however, has gained traction in the last decade. Despite it being generally accepted that sustainability consists of three dimensions, namely, social, environmental, and economic, CE has been criticised for focusing on environmental and economic impact whilst neglecting the social aspect. READ MORE
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2. Designing Self-Adaptive Software Systems with Reuse
Abstract : Modern software systems are increasingly more connected, pervasive, and dynamic, as such, they are subject to more runtime variations than legacy systems. Runtime variations affect system properties, such as performance and availability. The variations are difficult to anticipate and thus mitigate in the system design. READ MORE
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3. Reversible architecture : Reuse of timber building parts in circular design
Abstract : The construction industry has a great impact on the environment but there is a great potential for improvements. In the era of climate change, sustainable construction methods and ecological solutions are required to improve energyefficiency, and to decrease the environmental impact of housing development. READ MORE
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4. Towards adaptive sensor networks
Abstract : Wireless sensor networks consist of many small embedded devices that are equipped with sensors and a wireless communication unit. These devices, or sensor nodes, are typically low cost, resource constrained and battery-powered. READ MORE
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5. Combating Intersymbol Interference and Cochannel Interference in Wireless Communication Systems
Abstract : Over the last decade the world has witnessed explosive growth in the use of wireless mobile communications. Looking around we find users with mobile phones, wireless PDAs, pagers, MP3 players, and wireless headphones to connect to these devices - a small testament of the impact of wireless communications on our daily lives. READ MORE