New climate change projections for the UK were published by the United Kingdom Climate Impacts Programme in 2009. They form the 5th and most comprehensive set of predictions of climate change developed for the UK to date. As one of main products of UK Climate Projections 2009 (UKCP09), the Weather Generator, can generate a set of daily and hourly future weather variables at different time periods (2020s to 2080s) and carbon emission scenarios (low, medium and high) on a 5 km grid scale. In a radical departure from previous methods, the 2009 Projections are statistical-probabilistic in nature. A tool has been developed in Matlab to generate future Test Reference Year (TRY) and Design Reference Years (DRY) weather files from these Projecti...
The Chartered Institute of Building Service Engineers (CIBSE) produced a technical memorandum (TM36)...
As a consequence of most building's long lifespan, changing weather conditions driven by climate cha...
Research relating to the potential impacts of climate change on UK housing has increased in recent y...
New climate change projections for the UK were published by the United Kingdom Climate Impacts Progr...
In this study, test reference year (TRY) data for three UK cities are generated from the new UKCP09 ...
In this study, test reference year (TRY) data for three UK cities are generated from the new UKCP09 ...
A method is developed to generate future design reference year (DRY) data from the United Kingdom Cl...
To investigate the impact of the new UK Climate Projections on building performance, a primary sch...
Global demand for dwelling energy and implications of changing climatic conditions on buildings conf...
Design summer years representing near-extreme hot summers have been used in the United Kingdom for t...
Copyright © 2011 by SAGE PublicationsWeather data are used extensively by building scientists and en...
To critically compare three future weather year (FWY) downscaling approaches, based on the 2009 UK C...
According to current climate change predictions for the UK, summers are expected to become dryer and...
Climate change is considered to be one of the greatest long-term challenges facing the human race. W...
The climate is changing, both globally and in the UK. To adapt effectively, engineers and planners n...
The Chartered Institute of Building Service Engineers (CIBSE) produced a technical memorandum (TM36)...
As a consequence of most building's long lifespan, changing weather conditions driven by climate cha...
Research relating to the potential impacts of climate change on UK housing has increased in recent y...
New climate change projections for the UK were published by the United Kingdom Climate Impacts Progr...
In this study, test reference year (TRY) data for three UK cities are generated from the new UKCP09 ...
In this study, test reference year (TRY) data for three UK cities are generated from the new UKCP09 ...
A method is developed to generate future design reference year (DRY) data from the United Kingdom Cl...
To investigate the impact of the new UK Climate Projections on building performance, a primary sch...
Global demand for dwelling energy and implications of changing climatic conditions on buildings conf...
Design summer years representing near-extreme hot summers have been used in the United Kingdom for t...
Copyright © 2011 by SAGE PublicationsWeather data are used extensively by building scientists and en...
To critically compare three future weather year (FWY) downscaling approaches, based on the 2009 UK C...
According to current climate change predictions for the UK, summers are expected to become dryer and...
Climate change is considered to be one of the greatest long-term challenges facing the human race. W...
The climate is changing, both globally and in the UK. To adapt effectively, engineers and planners n...
The Chartered Institute of Building Service Engineers (CIBSE) produced a technical memorandum (TM36)...
As a consequence of most building's long lifespan, changing weather conditions driven by climate cha...
Research relating to the potential impacts of climate change on UK housing has increased in recent y...