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Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design

Volumn 27, Issue 5, 2000, Pages 709-720

Patterns of energy use in nondomestic buildings

(3) Mortimer, N D a Elsayed, M A a Grant, J F a

a SHEFFIELD HALLAM UNIVERSITY (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

BUILDING; ENERGY USE; STATISTICAL ANALYSIS;

UNITED KINGDOM;

EID: 0033829882 PISSN: 02658135 EISSN: None Source Type: Journal
DOI: 10.1068/b2573 Document Type: Article

Times cited : (20)

References (6)

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- report number SCP 4/8, Resources Research Unit, Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield
- (1996) Energy Use in the Non-Domestic Building Stock: Interpretation of Results 1996
- Ashley, A.¹ Elsayed, A.M.² Grant, J.F.³ Kelly, M.D.⁴ Mortimer, N.D.⁵ Rix, J.H.R.⁶

2
- 85021339333
- report number SCP 12/1, Resources Research Unit, Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield
- (1996) Classification System for Non-Domestic Buildings: Activity Classification Version 2.0
- Ashley, A.¹ Mortimer, N.D.² Rix, J.H.R.³

3
- 85021314307
- report number SCP 4/9, Resources Research Unit, Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield
- (1997) Energy Use in the Non-Domestic Building Stock: 1997 Catalogue of Results
- Ashley, A.¹ Elsayed, A.M.² Grant, J.F.³ Kelly, M.D.⁴ Mortimer, N.D.⁵ Rix, J.H.R.⁶

4
- 85021381132
- discussion paper for the Global Atmosphere Division of the Department of the Environment, Resources Research Unit, Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield
- (1993) Sample Size Problems and Possible Solutions for the Development of the UK Non-Domestic Stock Model
- Mortimer, N.D.¹

5
- 0034005737
- Detailed energy surveys of nondomestic buildings
- (2000) Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design , vol.27 , pp. 25-32
- Mortimer, N.D.¹ Elsayed, A.M.² Grant, J.F.³

6
- 0003690395
- Building Research Establishment Ltd, Garston, Watford, Herts
- (1997) Non-Domestic Energy Fact File
- Pout, C.H.¹ Moss, S.A.² Davidson, P.J.³ Steadman, J.P.⁴ Bruhns, H.R.⁵ Mortimer, N.D.⁶ Rix, J.H.R.⁷

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