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Life Cycle Assessment modeling of an institutional building: Evaluation of the BEES 2.0b software (An internal report)

CSS Publication Number

CSS01-13

Abstract

Project Objectives (INTERNAL REPORT)

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Application and Refinement of BEES (Building for Environmental and Economic Sustainability) for Enhancing Building Life Cycle Assessments

Author(s)

Gregory A. Keoleian

Chris W. Scheuer

Peter Reppe

Research Areas

Buildings

Urban Systems and Built Environment

Keywords

Commercial Buildings

Publication Type

Report

Full Citation

Keoleian, G.A., P. Reppe, and C. Scheuer. 2001. Life-Cycle-Assessment-based Analysis of BEES 2.0b Software. Report prepared for Building & Fire Research Lab, National Institute of Standards and Technology, University of Michigan: Ann Arbor.

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