A Model-Driven Approach for Carbon Emission Assessment in Healthcare Facilities

Chuanjie Cheng, Ruimin Nie (), Jing Pan, Jia Zhu and Daguang Han
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Chuanjie Cheng: China Design Digital Technology Co
Ruimin Nie: China Design Digital Technology Co
Jing Pan: China Design Digital Technology Co
Jia Zhu: China Design Digital Technology Co
Daguang Han: Southeastern University

Chapter Chapter 91 in Proceedings of the 28th International Symposium on Advancement of Construction Management and Real Estate, 2024, pp 1333-1344 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Most current research on healthcare facilities carbon emissions focuses on the dynamic data generated by the building entity and systems without considering human activities and built environment as an integrated system. This paper presents a model-driven approach for carbon emission assessment in healthcare facilities that can: (i) support convergence of carbon emissions impact factors analysis from human activities in building systems, (ii) integrate spatial computing and Internet of Things technologies for real-time performance assessment of carbon emissions in healthcare facilities, (iii) enable continuous optimization of carbon emission performance. Recognizing the gap, this paper presents the model-driven framework for energy efficiency optimization and prediction in hospital buildings including three layers: schematical model, data collection and assessment model, adaptive and predictive model. An illustrative case is presented to state how the model-driven paradigm applied in a real-world hospital energy management platform.

Keywords: Model-driven; Carbon emission; Healthcare facilities (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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DOI: 10.1007/978-981-97-1949-5_92

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