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== Memos of the meetings with Siemens / UEF / Helsinki Env. Centre ==
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Memo of 8.4.2015
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8.4.2015 at 12 EET / Markku, Trond, Petteri, Florian, Jouni, Sonja
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Jouni presented a summary of data variables based on the excel sheet and Trond´s presentation.
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We discussed how to further proceed with data gathering and what are the relevant things we need to decide at this stage.
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There are 10 categories of buildings presented in CyPT
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* Three main categories for Helsinki: Residential, Government & public administration, Non-Residential
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* Of the non-residential buildings the Env. Centre needs to specify what sub-categories should be taken into account.
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* Petteri suggested two more separate categories: industrial buildings, shopping malls & stores
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* The categories can be merged to larger ones afterwards but now we need to specify of which categories we need  detailed data. 
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* In Copenhagen four or five categories were used.
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Data of Copenhagen would be very useful for Helsinki for comparison, since the properties will be probably quite similar. The data of Helsinki will be free to use by anybody.
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Floor areas and energy consumption (also per use type, at least roughly) will be available but there is likely to be problems with finding data of the oh-so-horrifying lamp types (but luckily it is only priority 3).
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Jouni´s students will only concentrate on the building data. Energy data and transport data are supposed to be easier to find. People at Env. Centre need to decide who will collect this data. N.B. transport data should only include transportation inside the city borders -> this we need to ask HSL authorities about.
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Good documentation is crucial especially now that there are many different people gathering the data. This has to be planned well in advance to have clear principles for everyone. Who has found the data, who was contacted and description of the parameter.
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To be discussed in next meeting:
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* impressions of the students & how they found the task
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* how to gather the transport and energy data
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* can the excel and power point Trond sent us be published in Opasnet + how much of the model can be explained to the students and made public
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* documentation
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Next meeting on 15.4.2015 at 14.30 (EET).
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--[[User:Signatiu|Signatiu]] ([[User talk:Signatiu|talk]]) 14:09, 10 April 2015 (UTC)
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== Discussions about climate change policies in Helsinki ==
 
== Discussions about climate change policies in Helsinki ==
  

Revision as of 14:09, 10 April 2015

Memos of the meetings with Siemens / UEF / Helsinki Env. Centre

Memo of 8.4.2015 8.4.2015 at 12 EET / Markku, Trond, Petteri, Florian, Jouni, Sonja

Jouni presented a summary of data variables based on the excel sheet and Trond´s presentation. We discussed how to further proceed with data gathering and what are the relevant things we need to decide at this stage.

There are 10 categories of buildings presented in CyPT

  • Three main categories for Helsinki: Residential, Government & public administration, Non-Residential
  • Of the non-residential buildings the Env. Centre needs to specify what sub-categories should be taken into account.
  • Petteri suggested two more separate categories: industrial buildings, shopping malls & stores
  • The categories can be merged to larger ones afterwards but now we need to specify of which categories we need detailed data.
  • In Copenhagen four or five categories were used.

Data of Copenhagen would be very useful for Helsinki for comparison, since the properties will be probably quite similar. The data of Helsinki will be free to use by anybody.

Floor areas and energy consumption (also per use type, at least roughly) will be available but there is likely to be problems with finding data of the oh-so-horrifying lamp types (but luckily it is only priority 3).

Jouni´s students will only concentrate on the building data. Energy data and transport data are supposed to be easier to find. People at Env. Centre need to decide who will collect this data. N.B. transport data should only include transportation inside the city borders -> this we need to ask HSL authorities about.

Good documentation is crucial especially now that there are many different people gathering the data. This has to be planned well in advance to have clear principles for everyone. Who has found the data, who was contacted and description of the parameter.

To be discussed in next meeting:

  • impressions of the students & how they found the task
  • how to gather the transport and energy data
  • can the excel and power point Trond sent us be published in Opasnet + how much of the model can be explained to the students and made public
  • documentation

Next meeting on 15.4.2015 at 14.30 (EET). --Signatiu (talk) 14:09, 10 April 2015 (UTC)

Discussions about climate change policies in Helsinki

Possible topics:

  • City level climate change mitigation is useless because success depends on international treaties.
  • Climate change policies should consider health impacts and other collateral impacts as they may be significant.
  • Climate change adaptation is more important than mitigation on city level.
  • Citizens have a key role in implementing city climate policies.
  • Food issues are underrepresented in climate discussions although food is a major emission source.
  • District heating by nuclear energy should be considered in Helsinki.
  • The CO2 emission factors of biofuels should be reconsidered: the assumption of zero emissions is not true.
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