Brice Tremeac

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors used Life Cycle Assessment, comparing two systems: a 4.5 MW and a 250 W wind turbines, to evaluate their environmental impact, showing that wind energy is an excellent environmental solution provided first, the turbines are high efficiency ones and implemented on sites where the wind resource is good, second, component transportation should not spend too much energy and, third, recycling during decommissioning should be performed correctly.

TL;DR: In this article, a coupled model consisting of a meso-scale meteorological model (MESO-NH) and an urban energy balance model (TEB) has been used to simulate and quantify the potential impacts on street temperature of four air conditioning scenarios at the scale of Paris.

TL;DR: In this paper, simulations based on a realistic spatial cartography of air-cooled chillers and cooling towers in the city of Paris and surroundings have been performed, and the simulation period corresponds to the extreme heat wave in Paris: 9-13 August 2003.

TL;DR: In this paper, outdoor and indoor temperature measurements conducted over the summer of 2015 in the bedrooms of two apartments in Paris, France are analyzed, and the potential for behavioral adaptation to reduce occupant exposure to high sleep time temperatures is quantified and discussed.

TL;DR: In this paper, a manual calibration of a 132 zones, highly monitored 5 434 m2 office building located in France is described, where the calibration is conducted over one year of simulation at a five minute time-step.