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Retrofit 2012 papers - day 2

Session 1 – Stream 1: Models, Performance and Evaluation Chair – Dr Stephen Todd
Paper No.	Title	Presenter
004	Developing a Database of Energy Use of Historic Dwellings in Bath, UK.	Francis Moran University of Bath
080	Evaluating the Performance of Domestic Solar Thermal Systems	Fin O’Flaherty, Sheffield Hallam University
035	The Performance of Traditional Buildings: the SPAB Building Performance Survey 2011 Interim Findings	Caroline Rye ArchiMetrics
Session 1 – Stream 2: Communities, People and Behaviour Chair: Dr Philip Brown
Paper No.	Title	Presenter
081	Findings from a Post Occupancy Evaluation of Adaptive Restoration and Performance Enhancement of a 19th Century ‘Category B’ Listed Tenement Block in Edinburgh	Donald Shearer Mackintosh School of Architecture, Glasgow
017	The Social Barriers Towards Adopting Energy Efficiency Measures and Behaviours in the Home: A Manchester and Cardiff Case Study	Marcos Pelenur University of Cambridge
072	Tenant Perceptions and Experiences of Retrofit	Sharon Chahal Fusion 21
Session 1 – Stream 3: Skills, Jobs and Economic Development Chair: Professor Les Ruddock
Paper No.	Title	Presenter
068	Developing Retrofit Capacity through Environmental Businesses	Ben Onyido Birmingham City University
021	An Innovative Project on Training on Renewable Energy Solutions and Energy Efficiency in Retrofitting (REE_TROFIT)	Paolo Gallo University of Florence
059	Financing Mechanisms for Energy Efficiency in Buildings	Jenny Ya He University of Cambridge
Session 2 – Stream 1: Models, Performance and Evaluation Chair – Dr Stephen Todd
Paper No.	Title	Presenter
028	Data availability and repeatability for urban carbon modelling: a CarbonRouteMap for Newcastle upon Tyne	Carlos Calderon Newcastle University
029	Towards Hospital Environments Resilient to Climatic Change: A Survey of Factors Driving Change in Hospital Building Stock	Owolabi Ariyo University of Cambridge
011	Assessing the Execution of Retrofitted External Wall Insulation for Pre-1919 Dwellings in Swansea (UK)	Joanne Hopper University of Wales Institute Cardiff
033	Ventilation, Infiltration and Air Permeability of Traditional Dwellings	Diane Hubbard ArchiMetrics
Session 2 – Stream 2: Communities, People and Behaviour Chair: Dr Philip Brown
Paper No.	Title	Presenter
019	Incorporating User Behaviour Preferences in Design of Controls: Experience of Two Retrofit for the Future Projects	Helen Mulligan Cambridge Architectural Research Ltd
032	Engaging Residents in Multi-family Building Retrofits to Reduce Consumption and Enhance Resident Satisfaction	Patricia Gee GreenRoots Strategies Inc., USA
091	The Community Green Deal. A Model for Community-Scale Delivery for Whole House Retrofit	Rosemary Coyne SHAP

Session 2 – Stream 3: Skills, Jobs and Economic Development Chair: Professor Les Ruddock
Paper No.	Title	Presenter
048	A Holistic Evidence-Based Approach to Retrofit in Social Housing	Tim Whitley and Matt Roberts
024	Beyond the Green Deal: Market Transformation for Low-Carbon Housing Refurbishment in the UK	Gavin Killip University of Oxford
086	Better Buildings Lafayette Indiana: The Challenges to Achieving Energy Market Transformation under U.S. Department of Energy Management	Mark Shaurette Purdue University

Session 3 – Stream 1: Models, Performance and Evaluation Chair: Dr Stephen Todd
Paper No.	Title	Presenter
049	Eco-Retrofitting Analysis, Strategies and Projects for State Housing in Auckland, New Zealand	Manfredo Manfredini University of Auckland
066	IFORE (Innovation for Renewal) an EU Interreg comparative programme of retrofit in England and France	Mike McEvoy University of Brighton
036	How Much Do We Spend to Save? Calculating the Embodied Carbon Costs of Retrofit	Alice Moncaster University of Cambridge
Session 3 – Stream 2: Technology and Materials Chair: Professor Nigel Mellors
Paper No.	Title	Presenter
053	Life Cycle Assessment of Different Refurbishment Strategies for an Historical Building: The Importance of the Indicators for the Comparison of Synthetic and Natural Materials	Gianluca Ruggieri Università dell’Insubria, Italy
052	Dry-Lining Versus a Hemp and Lime Insulating Render for Internal Thermal Renovation of a Stone Cottage in West Wales, including Embodied Energy Assessment, Interstitial Wall Monitoring, In-situ U-Value and WUFI Modelling	Ranyl Rhydwen University of East London
063	Energy Efficient Retrofit Methods at the Building Envelopes of the School Buildings	Bahar Basarir Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Turkey
Session 4 – Stream 1: Production, Process and Supply Chain Chair –Mr Carl Abbott
Paper No.	Title	Presenter
043	Developing an Integrated Offer for Sustainable Renovations	Johan Cré Passiefhuis-Platform vzw, Belgium
065	New Zealand Labour Party State Housing: From Energy Retrofit to Urban Regeneration	Paola Leardini University of Auckland
076	Delivery of Retrofit at Scale: Developing a Viable Delivery Model in Social Housing	Luke Smith Fusion 21
051	FutureFit Part One: A Unique Insight into How the Green Deal Might Work in Social Housing	Alexandra Willey Affinity Sutton
083	ApRemodel: A Study of Non-Technical Innovation in Multi-Occupancy Sustainable Retrofit Housing Projects	Will Swan University of Salford
Session 4 – Stream 2: Policy and Regulation Chair: Mr Carl Abbott
Paper No.	Title	Presenter
008	Insulation Prioritization Programmes, Relative Income and the Implications for The Green Deal	Rob Ashby Sheffield Hallam University
016	Is UK Planning a Barrier to Energy Efficient Heritage Retrofit: A Comparative Analysis of a Selection of London Boroughs	Kayla Friedman University of Cambridge
022	Effective national energy performance instruments for existing dwellings? Lessons from front runners	Lorraine Murphy Delft University of Technology
079	Determination of Payback Periods for Photovoltaic Systems in Domestic Properties	Fin O’Flaherty Sheffield Hallam University
082	The Influence of UK Energy Policy on Low Carbon Retrofit in UK Housing	Matt Wetherill University of Salford
Session 4 – Stream 3: Skills, Jobs and Economic Development Chair: Professor Les Ruddock
Paper No.	Title	Presenter
092	Preparing the Low Carbon Workforce: An Assessment of Education and Skills Provision	Gareth Morris University of Salford
050	A Real Options Analysis of Urban Regeneration; The Option of When to Invest and its Effect on Providing Utilities Infrastructure	Mark Jennings Imperial College
103	Growth in Low-Carbon Employment and Construction SMEs: Emerging Findings from a Regional Business Assistance Project	Tony Baldwinson University of Salford

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