A5046265872- Noise Effects and Management
- Urban Heat Island Mitigation
- Urban Green Space and Health
- Building Energy and Comfort Optimization
- Impact of Light on Environment and Health
- Urban Design and Spatial Analysis
- Innovative Approaches in Technology and Social Development
- Water management and technologies
- Wind and Air Flow Studies
- Tactile and Sensory Interactions
- BIM and Construction Integration
- Assistive Technology in Communication and Mobility
- Acoustic Wave Phenomena Research
University of Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli"
2022-2024
Azienda Ospedaliera Universitaria Università degli Studi della Campania Luigi Vanvitelli
2023
This paper aimed to develop a multisensory approach in university campus, based on quantitative and qualitative approaches, investigating sense walk experiences (thermo-visual sound walk) under interactions of luminous, thermal, auditory environments. The study was conducted October 2021, Chetma campus Biskra city, southern Algeria, which remains famous oasis settlement arid regions over the country. A comparative correlation analysis performed between physical dimensions collected through...
Inclusive design (ID) is a process that ensures all people, particularly marginalized groups, can use the environment. in architecture based on accurate data related to user experiences where users’ perception of built environment demonstrates optimal facilitation their expectations, needs, and demands. Despite this, studies about inclusive multisensory architecture, perspective visually impaired people (VIP) still lacking, especially accessing public spaces. To address this gap, study aims...
The sound dimension is a constitutive element of the architectural, urban, and environmental projects open spaces. In combination with other physical stimuli, such as vision, thermoigrometric conditions, odors, can contribute to fulfill expectation it improve well being citizens who are users these Many researches attempted find out correlation between quantitative multisensorial features spaces subjective qualitative evaluation by users. many cases attempts were successful, however few...
This study aims initially to evaluate the quality of different soundscapes in public space city Biskra, Algeria. A total 35 participants took part a laboratory experiment, where 28 sound clips one-minute duration taken from spaces were used as stimuli. The A-weighted equivalent continuous pressure level (LAeq,1min) was calculated. rated soundscape using attribute scales provided their own native language. results questionnaire on recorded soundtracks confirm that immediate environment...
Abstract Thermal comfort is regarded as the most important issue in residential buildings. To verify thermal performance of envelope components used for promotional apartments Algeria, whether they are adapted to hot and dry southern climate, or Mediterranean understand effect fixed combined horizontal vertical shading devices different dimensions (12 cm, 25 50 cm) on indoor these apartments, two main climatic zones have been considered this study, first a desert climate (Biskra, Ghardaïa,...
This paper aimed to examine the impact of COVID-19 lockdown in Algeria on soundscapes’ components throughout cafe terraces coastal cities. The methodology is based a laboratory qualitative approach established and divided into two stages. And monitoring sound recordings through twenty-one inside city Azzaba was conducted before after whole country due pandemic. Using McNemar’s test first stage, results suggest that measures affect soundscape terraces, specifically predominance anthrophonical...
For a long time, immersive experiences have been designed with primarily sighted users in mind. However, recent advancements open exciting possibilities for expanding this realm to include individuals visual impairments such as Cataracts, Glaucoma, and Severe low visual. One promising avenue lies utilizing 360-degree videos 3D Ambisonic audio recordings create specifically tailored their unique perceptual abilities. In context, preliminary study investigates audio-visual perception presence...
Abstract This paper aims to assess and analyze the indoor, semi-outdoor, outdoor luminous environments of a Biskra university campus, determine relationship between these three in terms contrast brightness, evaluate perception occupant’s comfort. preliminary study is essentially based on subjective assessment using situ survey. In order make quantitative qualitative evaluation, this research analysis digital images selected spaces. Findings show that risk discomfort due glare higher spaces,...
Occupants' interaction with urban spaces and their behavior is often influenced by environmental dimensions: thermal, visual, acoustic or air quality. Many studies have investigated the relationships between occupants' these dimensions, but just few of them addressed occupants special needs, such as visually impaired. This study, based on measurements' campaign research activities conducted at Biskra (Algeria) inside an park in oasis settlement, provides further investigations about...