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Weather data with climate change scenarios
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Climate change is one of the biggest challenges facing mankind. Buildings and their services will be affected. CIBSE TM34: Weather data with climate change scenarios gives some data to help engineers assess the affects. However, there are a number of IPCC scenarios suggesting how greenhouse gases will change in the future which are used with climate models. Hence there is a range of temperature increases from the models. One model, from the Hadley Centre of the Met Office, has been used to generate the data presented in this TM, and the general results of the model have been detailed by UKCIP in its recent publications. So the engineer has to bear in mind the range when using the data presented in TM34. --

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Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers
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Subjects
Sustainable buildings, Sustainable architecture, Climatic changes, Constructions durables, Architecture durable, Climat, Changements, Climate change

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Table of Contents

1.
Introduction -- -- 2.
Climate prediction uncertainty and the Hadley model:
CO2 concentrations ; Future developments in climate prediction -- -- 3.
Project tasks -- -- 4.
Scenarios available -- -- 5.
Single example year for 2080s -- -- 6.
Data sources:
HADRM3 data ; Variables ; UKCIP02 information ; Measured historical data -- -- 7.
Format of the results:
Comparisons used -- -- 8.
Guide J, section 3: Weather and building services:
Summary statistics for UK sites ; Sunshine hours ; Average monthly sunshine hours -- -- 9.
Guide J, section 4: UK data for manual design:
UK cold weather data ; UK warm weather data ; Accumulated temperature difference (degree-days and degree-hours) ; UK weather for an example year -- -- 10.
Conclusions:
Implications for building designers.

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Title from PDF title page (viewed on 12 April, 2006).

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Series
CIBSE TM -- 34, TM (Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers) -- 34.

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Dewey Decimal Class
720.47
Library of Congress
TH880

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1 online resource.

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Open Library
OL44172668M
ISBN 10
168015012X, 1903287499
ISBN 13
9781680150124, 9781903287491
OCLC/WorldCat
67374069

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