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Statistical Method for Photovoltaic Power Forecasting Basing on Signal Components Decomposition
No full textSince climate and environmental protection have become an important
point for society, the industry and business have focused on increasing
the share of renewable energy sources in the energy mix. This brought us
new challenges. In this paper, we propose a method for photovoltaic power
production forecasting. We compared our model with a state-of-the-art Auto
Regressive model. We used Mean Absolute Error and Mean Absolute Percentage
Error as metrics. Finally, our model turned out to be statistically
better than reference model in generating one-hour and two-and-a-half-hour
forecasts
Akademicki Informator Osób Niepełnosprawnych, nr 001(16)/2023 (marzec)
No full textRedaktor Małgorzata ŚwitSekretarz redakcji Alicja CzyżniakRedakcja techniczna ScanSystem.pl Ewa SzelatyńskaSkład i łamanie ScanSystem.pl Ewa SzelatyńskaProjekt graficzny Aleksandra IdzikowskaWspółpraca
W. Barańczyk, T. Biela-Jesionowska,
G. Budzińska, M. Bujacz, A. Cichoń,
J. Cicirko-Rydel, A. Derlukiewicz, J. Gach,
I. Gajda, W. Kotylak, K. Król, E. Kucharska,
J. Kuczkowska, M. Laśkiewicz,
K. Mądrzycka-Adamczyk, A. Naglik,
P. Strumiłło, W. Tomiak, P. ZającZdjęcie na okładce Fot. Sebastian Wolny/Fundacja Jedyna TakaRedakcja zastrzega sobie prawo do skrótów
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Reading and understanding built environments in Quebec (Canada): Urban morphology at the service of a sustainable urban design approach
No full textThis paper is aimed to present a book about the physical and spatial organization of villages, cities, and agglomerations of the territory of the province of Quebec, located in Canada. It will be of particular interest to people who intervene, exercise a professional practice or study in the fields of architecture, landscape architecture, urban planning, urban geography, heritage, and urban design. In addition to presenting the key notions of urban morphology opening the way to an in-depth understanding of the mode of structuring of human settlements, the book explains and applies, with the help of several case studies, the methods of analysis of this field of research to read and characterize the built environments of Quebec. Finally, examples show how morphological knowledge can be operationalized in intervention strategies and urban design projects at multiple scales. At a time when the crisis of climate change urges us to deeply rethink our ways of inhabiting and practicing the territory, it is essential to better understand the product of our collective experience in these matters. Why not draw useful lessons from this to feed the work of planning, design and management of the quality and integrity of our built environment
An across scale comparative morphological analysis Mapping the landscape structure of Lingnan and Jiangnan
No full textUrban landscape is a complex system. The understanding of the underlying mechanism of each subsystem and their dynamic interaction is quite crucial for human intervention regarding future development. This requires a systematic scientific approach. A cross scale analytical framework is processed which integrates the Dutch morphological school technique – reduction drawing and layer approach to systematically interpret the urban landscape. In order to exemplify the potential and the generic property of the approach, the research applies heterogeneous case study. Explorative analyses are performed on two cases in different region in China. The production landscape in Pearl River Delta and Tai Lake region are mapped on geography, landscape, settlement and architecture and public space scale respectively. Their form and formation are discussed with the maps. Comparison regarding the form of the water, pond, difference of typologies, and the scale and form of the settlements are made. Research shows the dependence and interrelation between scales. The author believes that mapping is an effective analytical and design process as well as well-presented products. The logic of the complex space and design strategies reveals itself along the process. The cross-scale mapping facilitates a comprehensive understanding of urban landscape. It is a prerequisite of design
Mechanizm i kinetyka przemiany fazowej zol-żel zachodzącej w koloidach chitozanowych
No full textbrak autoreferatuŹródło BIP (https://politechnikalodzka.ssdip.bip.gov.pl/dyscyplina-inzynieria-chemiczna-dr-hab/277857_dyscyplina-inzynieria-chemiczna.html
Siegfried Sitte: Forgotten Urban Designs
No full textThe Austrian architect and urban planner Siegfried Sitte (1876–1945) is the last representative of a family of architects spanning three generations, after Franz and Camillo Sitte. However, his extensive oeuvre, unlike that of his predecessors, is largely forgotten today. After sudden death of his father, great expectations were placed in Siegfried Sitte as successor of the well-known urban planning theorist Camillo Sitte. And Siegfried’s career began promisingly with contributions to international urban planning competitions. These designs, which were created up until the outbreak of World War I, represent Siegfried Sitte's early creative period. In fact, however, only a few of these projects were realised. For the first time, Siegfried Sitte’s largely unknown urban planning projects, which can be found in the estate of the Sitte family of architects, are made accessible to experts and analysed in detail. What are the qualities of Siegfried Sitte's urban designs? To what extent can the influence of Camillo Sitte's urban planning theories be detected in his son's work? Based on these central questions, it will be discussed whether Siegfried Sitte's urban planning has perhaps been unjustly neglected
Eliksir : czasopismo naukowo-dydaktyczne Wydziału Chemicznego Politechniki Łódzkiej nr 12/2023
No full textNa okładce – eksperymenty na powierzchni Księżyca. Grafika utworzona za pomocą „Free Al Art Generator” – koncepcja Lesław Sieroń
Revitalization of Brownfields in Russian and Baltic Cities: Comparing Interaction Models between Stakeholders in Development Projects
No full textThe post-socialist countries since the 1990s had to face both the transformational crisis towards free-market economy and the deindustrialization. It was accompanied by a large-scale closure of inefficient industries and resulted in a significant number of brownfields. Planning redevelopment projects of such post-industrial areas can be manifested in various forms of interaction between stakeholders. However, there has not been sufficient research that would attempt to identify models of stakeholder interaction in the planning stage of brownfield redevelopment projects. This paper is aimed at identifying and comparing stakeholder interaction models at the planning stage of redevelopment projects of former urban industrial areas in post-socialist countries, namely in Latvian, Lithuanian, Estonian and Russian cities. It is accomplished by comparing redevelopment contexts in these countries, and then exploring redevelopment cases of industrial territories in Baltic and Russian cities. Qualitative comparative analysis is based on case comparison by the ownership structure, redevelopment initiators, number of participating stakeholders, their type based on their involvement in the project, and funding model. Based on that, general approaches to the redevelopment of post-industrial areas and specific models of stakeholder interaction in the Baltic and Russian cities are identified and compared