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The purpose of study is to develop an understanding the how many customer satisfied with the E-co... more The purpose of study is to develop an understanding the how many customer satisfied with the E-commerce services. So there are lots of scopes to an analyze user's data to find unknown facts of E-commerce. To achieve objective of this paper authors conduct a survey named Customer Satisfaction level in India. They collected a sample of 520 users in one month time duration via online medium (Google Forms). The major difference between online and traditional shopping is that in online shopping there is no touch, feel and trust. So the consumer gets afraid to pay first before receiving the product. In this paper authors try to find out relationship between type of services and satisfaction level in Indian consumer in Ecommerce services. The result of experiment shows that P value of customers Ages and Satisfaction level is 0.5817 which is significant at 95% confidence and P value of customers Services and Satisfaction level is 0.5988. It tells that consumer satisfaction level accordi...
Si definisce effetto isola di calore urbana (Urban Heat Island) l'aumento della temperatura d... more Si definisce effetto isola di calore urbana (Urban Heat Island) l'aumento della temperatura dell'aria nelle citta rispetto alle aree rurali circostanti. Il fenomeno e presente a tutte le latitudini e, associato al riscaldamento globale, ha un forte impatto su ambiente, energia e salute. In questo report e riportato il calcolo dell’intensita dell’isola di calore urbana per la citta di Roma, ottenuto elaborando le acquisizioni di diversi termo-igrometri, posizionati sia in zone densamente urbanizzate che in zone di campagna limitrofe alla citta. La massima intensita di isola di calore rilevata e stata 7°C. L'aumento della riflettanza solare dei materiali urbani e una strategia volta a ridurre le temperature di superficie e dell'aria e ad attenuare l’effetto isola di calore urbana. I cool material applicati agli asfalti convenzionali sono una valida tecnologia per il raggiungimento di tale scopo. La caratterizzazione ottica e stata effettuata in laboratorio e all'ap...
Energy and Buildings, 2017
Average air temperatures in the Mediterranean region are in the thermal comfort zone for human be... more Average air temperatures in the Mediterranean region are in the thermal comfort zone for human beings in summer. However, irradiation conditions, construction technologies and subjective comfort expectations are dramatically increasing the cooling demand in buildings, exacerbated by the ambient temperature increase due to the climate change and the urban heat island phenomenon. This paper investigates the impact of the urban environment on the energy and thermal response of residential buildings, considering the case of the city of Rome, Italy. Ambient air temperature and relative humidity were continuously measured in four neighborhoods in 2015 and 2016. The monitored neighborhoods are characterized by: location in the urban area; construction materials for buildings and pavements; geometry of the urban texture. Data were also measured by a non-urban station, used as undisturbed reference. The climatic data were then used to calculate the thermal response of a typical Italian residential building, ideally located in the monitored areas of the city. Two envelope configurations were taken into account: with and without thermal insulation. Heat island intensities up to 8 °C was detected, with maximum monthly averages equal to 2 °C. The urban heat island increases the building cooling energy needs by 12% in the peripheral neighborhood and by up to 46% in the city center, respect to the undisturbed zone. For not cooled buildings, it was found out that the number of hours of thermal discomfort remains significant in urban buildings, despite the application of night ventilation strategies, while comfort conditions are mostly reached for buildings in the countryside.
Energy and Buildings, 2014
Energy and Buildings, 2016
The purpose of study is to develop an understanding the how many customer satisfied with the E-co... more The purpose of study is to develop an understanding the how many customer satisfied with the E-commerce services. So there are lots of scopes to an analyze user's data to find unknown facts of E-commerce. To achieve objective of this paper authors conduct a survey named Customer Satisfaction level in India. They collected a sample of 520 users in one month time duration via online medium (Google Forms). The major difference between online and traditional shopping is that in online shopping there is no touch, feel and trust. So the consumer gets afraid to pay first before receiving the product. In this paper authors try to find out relationship between type of services and satisfaction level in Indian consumer in Ecommerce services. The result of experiment shows that P value of customers Ages and Satisfaction level is 0.5817 which is significant at 95% confidence and P value of customers Services and Satisfaction level is 0.5988. It tells that consumer satisfaction level accordi...
Si definisce effetto isola di calore urbana (Urban Heat Island) l'aumento della temperatura d... more Si definisce effetto isola di calore urbana (Urban Heat Island) l'aumento della temperatura dell'aria nelle citta rispetto alle aree rurali circostanti. Il fenomeno e presente a tutte le latitudini e, associato al riscaldamento globale, ha un forte impatto su ambiente, energia e salute. In questo report e riportato il calcolo dell’intensita dell’isola di calore urbana per la citta di Roma, ottenuto elaborando le acquisizioni di diversi termo-igrometri, posizionati sia in zone densamente urbanizzate che in zone di campagna limitrofe alla citta. La massima intensita di isola di calore rilevata e stata 7°C. L'aumento della riflettanza solare dei materiali urbani e una strategia volta a ridurre le temperature di superficie e dell'aria e ad attenuare l’effetto isola di calore urbana. I cool material applicati agli asfalti convenzionali sono una valida tecnologia per il raggiungimento di tale scopo. La caratterizzazione ottica e stata effettuata in laboratorio e all'ap...
Energy and Buildings, 2017
Average air temperatures in the Mediterranean region are in the thermal comfort zone for human be... more Average air temperatures in the Mediterranean region are in the thermal comfort zone for human beings in summer. However, irradiation conditions, construction technologies and subjective comfort expectations are dramatically increasing the cooling demand in buildings, exacerbated by the ambient temperature increase due to the climate change and the urban heat island phenomenon. This paper investigates the impact of the urban environment on the energy and thermal response of residential buildings, considering the case of the city of Rome, Italy. Ambient air temperature and relative humidity were continuously measured in four neighborhoods in 2015 and 2016. The monitored neighborhoods are characterized by: location in the urban area; construction materials for buildings and pavements; geometry of the urban texture. Data were also measured by a non-urban station, used as undisturbed reference. The climatic data were then used to calculate the thermal response of a typical Italian residential building, ideally located in the monitored areas of the city. Two envelope configurations were taken into account: with and without thermal insulation. Heat island intensities up to 8 °C was detected, with maximum monthly averages equal to 2 °C. The urban heat island increases the building cooling energy needs by 12% in the peripheral neighborhood and by up to 46% in the city center, respect to the undisturbed zone. For not cooled buildings, it was found out that the number of hours of thermal discomfort remains significant in urban buildings, despite the application of night ventilation strategies, while comfort conditions are mostly reached for buildings in the countryside.
Energy and Buildings, 2014
Energy and Buildings, 2016