Sustainability Across the Built and Natural Environments: Selected Papers from the International Conference of Sustainable Ecological Engineering Desi
暫譯: 建築與自然環境的可持續性：國際可持續生態工程設計會議選輯論文

國際可持續生態工程設計會議（SEEDS）匯聚了來自世界各地的專家，專注於可持續性議程以及正在發生的正面和負面變化。除了處理技術問題、測量、監測和評估變化外，還強調我們的環境、基礎設施和建築，這些元素如何相對孤立地存在，以及可持續整合的可能性。2022年會議上所呈現的研究來自聯合國可持續發展目標的廣泛範疇，並提出應對氣候緊急情況的實踐及其影響評估。

Colin Booth has been the Associate Head for Research and Scholarship for Architecture and the Built Environment since joining the University of the West of England in early 2012. He has also been a Director of the Construction and Property Research Centre and the Centre for Floods, Communities and Resilience. Professor Booth has previously been the Research Leader for a School of Built Environment, a Reader in Construction Management, a Reader in Civil Engineering, an Overseas Tutor (Hong Kong), a Senior Lecturer in Civil and Environmental Engineering, and a European Research Project Manager. He has also held several Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship posts at other universities. He holds the distinguished titles of Visiting Professor of Civil Engineering and Visiting Professor of Sustainability at prestigious international universities.

Christopher Gorse is a Professor of Construction Engineering and Management at Loughborough University, with 35 years of construction consultancy and research experience. He has written extensively on energy, social sustainability, systems management, infrastructure, construction technology, refurbishment, and management. Chris's multidisciplinary background established him as a leading authority on building quality, systems, standardization, and performance. Chris also holds Visiting Professor positions at the University of Suffolk and Central University of Technology in South Africa, engaging internationally on sustainability and lean construction. Chris is the founding Chair of the International Conference for Sustainable Ecological Engineering Design for Society (SEEDS) and past Chair of the Association of Researchers in Construction Management (ARCOM).

Beth Jones is a Researcher at Leeds Sustainability Institute based within the School of Built Environment Engineering and Computing at Leeds Beckett University. Beth specializes in behavioral science research and supports with the editing of the proceedings and publications, including the annual series of the Sustainable Ecological Engineering Design for Society (SEEDS) Springer Nature book.

Leonie Parkinson is a Research and Project Co-ordinator for Leeds Sustainability Institute based within the School of Built Environment Engineering and Computing at Leeds Beckett University. Leonie coordinates the annual International SEEDS Conference and supports with the editing of the proceedings and publications, including the annual series of the Sustainable Ecological Engineering Design for Society (SEEDS) Springer Nature book.

Darryl Newport is Professor of Energy and Sustainable Development and Director of the Suffolk Sustainability Institute. He is an environmental scientist specialising in the built environment. His research and policy interests include alternative energy systems, sustainable construction through alternative material use and natural resource management including resource efficiency. He has written extensively in the areas of sustainable development, alternative energy, urban green infrastructure, resource efficiency and waste management. He currently leads the strategic sustainable development of the University of Suffolk. He is involved in numerous ongoing research and consultancy projects, national and international, as well as conducting research into novel construction materials. Darryl is a current Chair of the International Conference for Sustainable Ecological Engineering Design for Society (SEEDS) Currently focusing on the advancement of green technology and removal of the barriers to decarbonisation within the built environment utilizing green infrastructure. He has been successful in attracting multiple national and international funded projects with a combined value of up to £18 million.

Lloyd M. Scott is a Professor of Practice in the Construction Science Division at the University of Oklahoma. He is also a practicing academic at the Technological University Dublin (formerly the Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT)). He attended DIT as a trade apprentice in Carpentry and Joinery and later qualified with a City and Guilds certificate in Site Management, where he worked in the industry as site superintendent for some years. Lloyd was a scholarship recipient at the University of Limerick, earning a B.Tech (Hons) in Wood and Building Technology in 1988. He received an MA in Educational Management at Waterford Institute of Technology and a PhD from The School of the Built Environment at the University of Salford. Dr. Scott worked in construction as a site superintendent for a large contracting company in Dublin for many years. He continues to perform select projects and provide consulting services emphasizing sustainable construction practices. Before becoming associated with the University of Oklahoma in 2009, he had spent the previous nine years in the newly formed Construction Management (CM) Department at DIT, where he set up the CM program. He has been recognized for his efforts with students in and out of the classroom, has published a number of articles in peer-reviewed journals, and has completed various externally funded projects. His research interests revolve around sustainability in construction and educational assessment in the built environment. Professor Scott is an Associate Editor of the International Journal of Construction Education and Research and also serves on the editorial boards of the International Journal of Building Pathology and Adaptation and The Mass Timber Journal.

Mohammad Dastbaz is the Deputy Vice-Chancellor at the University of Suffolk. Professor Dastbaz's research has focused on the use and impact of emerging technologies in society, particularly learning, training, and developing "eGovernment." Dr. Dastbaz has led EU and UK-based funded research projects and has been the Symposium Chair of Multimedia Systems in IEEE's Information Visualization (IV) conference since 2002. He has over 65 refereed publications, including numerous journal paper articles, conference papers, book chapters, and books on e-learning, eGovernment, and the design and development of Multimedia Systems. Professor Dastbaz is a Fellow of the British Computer Society and the UK's Higher Education Academy and an ACM and IEEE Computer Society member.

Saheed Ajayi is a Professor of Digital Construction and Project Management and the Director of Construction Informatics and Digital Enterprise Laboratory (CIDEL) within the School of Built Environment, Engineering and Computing at Leeds Beckett University. His research interests are in Building Information Modelling (BIM), Sustainable Construction (with specific focus on waste management), Competency-based Modelling and Construction Informatics (the use of Digital Technologies such as Big Data Analytics, IoT and Machine Learning in Construction). Saheed holds a PhD in Construction and Architectural Management, MSc (with distinction) in Sustainable Architecture and Healthy Building and a BSc with First Class (Hons) in Architecture. Prior to joining the academia, he has worked in various capacities within the construction industry as a design/project architect and construction project manager. Over the years, he has been involved in various collaborative and multidisciplinary research involving key players within the UK construction industry. He has executed various externally funded projects with a combined value of up to £10 million.

Colin Booth 自2012年初加入英國西英格蘭大學以來，一直擔任建築與建成環境研究與學術副主任。他還擔任建築與物業研究中心及洪水、社區與韌性中心的主任。Booth教授曾擔任建成環境學院的研究領導者、建築管理的讀者、土木工程的讀者、海外導師（香港）、土木與環境工程的高級講師，以及歐洲研究項目經理。他還在其他大學擔任過多個博士後研究獎學金職位。他擁有國際知名大學的土木工程訪問教授和可持續性訪問教授的榮譽頭銜。

Christopher Gorse 是拉夫堡大學的建築工程與管理教授，擁有35年的建築顧問和研究經驗。他在能源、社會可持續性、系統管理、基礎設施、建築技術、翻新和管理等領域有廣泛的著作。Chris的多學科背景使他成為建築質量、系統、標準化和性能的領先權威。Chris還在薩福克大學和南非中央科技大學擔任訪問教授，並在國際上參與可持續性和精益建築的研究。Chris是國際可持續生態工程設計會議（SEEDS）的創始主席，並曾擔任建築管理研究者協會（ARCOM）的主席。

Beth Jones 是利茲可持續性研究所的研究員，隸屬於利茲貝克特大學的建成環境工程與計算學院。Beth專注於行為科學研究，並協助編輯會議記錄和出版物，包括可持續生態工程設計會議（SEEDS）Springer Nature書籍的年度系列。

Leonie Parkinson 是利茲可持續性研究所的研究與項目協調員，隸屬於利茲貝克特大學的建成環境工程與計算學院。Leonie協調年度國際SEEDS會議，並協助編輯會議記錄和出版物，包括可持續生態工程設計會議（SEEDS）Springer Nature書籍的年度系列。

Darryl Newport 是能源與可持續發展教授及薩福克可持續性研究所的主任。他是一名專注於建成環境的環境科學家。他的研究和政策興趣包括替代能源系統、通過替代材料使用實現可持續建築，以及自然資源管理，包括資源效率。他在可持續發展、替代能源、城市綠色基礎設施、資源效率和廢物管理等領域有廣泛的著作。他目前負責薩福克大學的戰略可持續發展，並參與多個國內外的研究和顧問項目，還進行新型建築材料的研究。Darryl目前是國際可持續生態工程設計會議（SEEDS）的主席，專注於推進綠色技術和消除建成環境中去碳化的障礙，利用綠色基礎設施。他成功吸引了多個國內外資助項目，總價值高達1800萬英鎊。

Lloyd M. Scott 是俄克拉荷馬大學建築科學部的實踐教授。他同時也是都柏林科技大學（前身為都柏林技術學院（DIT））的實踐學者。他曾在DIT作為木工和木製品的技術學徒，後來獲得了現場管理的City and Guilds證書，並在行業中擔任現場主管多年。Lloyd曾是利默里克大學的獎學金獲得者，於1988年獲得木材與建築技術的榮譽理學士學位。他在沃特福德科技學院獲得教育管理碩士學位，並在薩爾福德大學的建成環境學院獲得博士學位。Scott博士在都柏林的一家大型承包公司擔任現場主管多年，並繼續執行選定項目並提供強調可持續建築實踐的顧問服務。在2009年與俄克拉荷馬大學建立關係之前，他在DIT新成立的建築管理（CM）部門工作了九年，並設立了CM課程。他因在課堂內外對學生的努力而受到認可，並在同行評審的期刊上發表了多篇文章，完成了多個外部資助項目。他的研究興趣圍繞建築中的可持續性和建成環境中的教育評估。Scott教授是《國際建築教育與研究期刊》的副編輯，並在《國際建築病理學與適應期刊》和《大質量木材期刊》的編輯委員會中任職。

Mohammad Dastbaz 是薩福克大學的副校長。Dastbaz教授的研究專注於新興技術在社會中的使用和影響，特別是在學習、培訓和發展「電子政府」方面。Dastbaz博士曾主導歐盟和英國資助的研究項目，自2002年以來一直擔任IEEE信息可視化（IV）會議的多媒體系統研討會主席。他擁有超過65篇經過審核的出版物，包括多篇期刊論文、會議論文、書籍章節和有關電子學習、電子政府以及多媒體系統的設計和開發的書籍。Dastbaz教授是英國計算機學會和英國高等教育學院的院士，也是ACM和IEEE計算機學會的成員。

Saheed Ajayi 是利茲貝克特大學建成環境、工程與計算學院的數位建築與項目管理教授，以及建築信息學與數位企業實驗室（CIDEL）的主任。他的研究興趣包括建築信息建模（BIM）、可持續建築（特別關注廢物管理）、基於能力的建模和建築信息學（在建築中使用數位技術，如大數據分析、物聯網和機器學習）。Saheed擁有建築與建築管理的博士學位、可持續建築與健康建築的優異碩士學位，以及建築的榮譽一級學士學位。在進入學術界之前，他曾在建築行業擔任設計/項目建築師和建築項目經理。多年來，他參與了多個與英國建築行業主要參與者的合作和多學科研究。他執行了多個外部資助項目，總價值高達1000萬英鎊。