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(RE) NAMING THE PEOPLE AT THE CENTRE OF DESIGN PROCESS
Green, Clare // 2023
Names used to describe the people our design projects are intended for are both stabilised and questionable. Human-Centred and User-Centred approaches are still at the core of design activity, but ...
A circular product design toolkit: methodological background, basic principles and building blocks
Shevchenko, Tetiana (1,2);Cluzel, Francois (2) // 2023
Circular product design has been recognised in the academia as a foundational step for companies to make circular business models functional and viable. In this regards, it is vital to have a ...
A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE TEACHING IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Masen, Marc; Butt, Ahmed Tamkin; Agg, Chloe // 2023
This paper draws parallels and contrasts between the Design-focussed learning tracks of the Mechanical Engineering courses at Imperial College London (ICL) and Nottingham Trent University (NTU). ...
A conceptual framework for information linkage and exchange throughout the lifecycle of process plants
Sebastian Schwoch (1), Jonathan Leidich (2), Max Layer (3), Bernhard Saske (1), Kristin Paetzold-Byhain (1), Peter Robl (2), Sebastian Neubert (3) // 2023
Based on the need of unified access to process plant related information across disciplines, companies and lifecycle phases as well as efforts to establish methods of modularization and ...
A DISCUSSION TO LEARN ABOUT SUSTAINABLE WELFARE SYSTEMS FUNCTIONING
Blaasvlaer, Linda; Gulden, Tore // 2023
A typical approach when designing for social service functioning in European and Norwegian contexts is to emphasize on what does not function. That is, one does not ask for reasons for conforming or ...
A dynamic approach for life cycle assessment. The case of domestic refrigerators.
Cappelletti, Federica;Rossi, Marta;Germani, Michele // 2023
The Life Cycle Assessment is a well-stated methodology whose application has recently spread over a multitude of sectors. Thus the need for very accurate and reliable analysis. The present work ...
A Framework model for facilitating Do-It-Yourself Design
Hoftijzer, JanWillem;Keyson, David // 2023
Today’s global context of mass-produced items has resulted in an increasing ‘distance’, or alienation, between people and the origins of the items they buy and use: an unhealthy human-product ...
A hierarchical exploration of how design margins enable adaptability
Jacobson, Lindsey;
Ferguson, Scott // 2023
Our society is built on engineered systems. Engineers are becoming increasingly concerned with the sustainability of systems, particularly their ability to adapt to a changing world. Recently, there ...
A Hierarchical Machine Learning Workflow for Object Detection of Engineering Components
Kent, Lee;
Snider, Chris;
Gopsill, James;
Goudswaard, Mark;
Kukreja, Aman;
Hick, Ben // 2023
Machine Learning (ML) techniques are showing increasing use and value in the engineering sector. Object Detection methods, by which an ML system identifies objects from an image presented to it, have ...
A Method for Prescribing Psychological Ownership: A Project Handover Case Study
Cedeno, Michelle Rose (1);
Baxter, Weston (1);
Porat, Tayla (1);
Peck, Joann (2) // 2023
Among the topics of psychological ownership (PO) within current literature, a significant gap exists in understanding PO within a prescriptive lens. This study will examine how instigating the PO ...
A Method to Support the Improvement of Knowledge Transfers in Product and Production Engineering
Albers, Albert;
Klippert, Monika;
von Klitzing, Moritz;
Rapp, Simon // 2023
The product engineering process as part of the product life cycle includes product and production system development as well as production. In integrated product and production engineering (PPE), ...
A MODEL OF CULTURAL INCLUSION THROUGH THE INTERACTION BETWEEN ARTISANS AND PRODUCT DESIGN STUDENTS
Garcia Martinez, Mariano // 2023
Although handicrafts are recognized nationally and internationally as part of the identity and popular culture of Mexico, artisan producers, due to their condition of economic, educational, and ...
A study on the potential of game based learning for sustainability education
Scurati, Giulia Wally (1);Kwok, Sze Yin (2);Ferrise, Francesco (3);Bertoni, Marco (1) // 2023
Academic institutions are increasingly required to prepare future practitioners to face complex sustainability challenges. The need to foster the development of different skills, attitudes, and ...
A Sustainable Computational Design Concept using Web Service Methods
Gopsill, James (1,2);
Hicks, Ben (1);
Schiffmann, Oliver (1);
McClenaghan, Adam (1) // 2023
Simulation is fundamental to many engineering design processes and powers the field of computational design. Simulation inherently consumes energy resulting in CO2 emissions that impact our ...
Adapting a dashboard-based approach for feasibility analysis to circular PSS business models
Mahl, Tobias; Petry, Michelle; Köhler, Christian // 2023
Sustainability and circular economy are currently some of the strongest trends in industry as well as in politics. They are seen as the best chance to tackle emissions, pollution and climate change ...
Affective Learning Goals - Key for Teaching Sustainable Product Development
Heide, Ludger (1); Syré, Anne Magdalene (1); Grahle, Alexander (1); Göhlich, Dietmar (1); Kattwinkel, Daniela (2); Bender, Beate (2) // 2023
Sustainability in engineering sciences is of rapidly growing importance. However, its integration into engineering education is still in its infancy. This paper is based on the finding that, in ...
An SE Based Maritime Vessel Development Framework for Changeable Propulsion Systems
Sullivan, Brendan;
Rossi, Monica // 2023
Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions from vessels is one of the greatest challenges the maritime industry is currently facing. International Maritime Organization has set the goal of reducing CO2 ...
ANNOTATED FAILURE AS A DESIGN COURSE DELIVERABLE
Wever, Renee // 2023
In a course on sustainable design strategies, students explore different notions of what it means to be sustainable and what that, in turn, implies for how one should design. As I believe that many ...
Application of Bio-Bricks & its benefits
Rautray, Priyabrata (1);
Roy, Avik (2);
Eisenbart, Boris (3) // 2023
The practice-led research focuses on how agro-waste can be used to build a structure, gather relevant knowledge, and identify its various challenges. Based on the compressive strength of Bio-Bricks, ...
ASSESSING COMPETENCIES FOR SUSTAINABILITY IN ENGINEERING EDUCATION – A CASE STUDY
Zorn, Stefan; Malz, Sinah // 2023
Achieving a sustainable and climate-neutral world is a social and complex technological task. Engineering designers therefore play a vital role as their technological developments may require the use ...
Assessing systemic drivers and barriers to sustainable design transitions: relationship strengths and research gaps
Basereh Taramsari, Hossein (1);
McFarren, John (1);
Watz, Matilda (2);
Hallstedt, Sophie I. (2,3);
Hoffenson, Steven (1) // 2023
The sustainable design transition has proven to be a challenging process, in part due to the diverse set of stakeholders, which includes the general public, policymakers, scientific researchers, and ...
Assessment of Product Design and Engineering students essential skills' for tomorrow
Gallindo, Viviane;
Lim, Melissa;
Boora, Aasish;
Castro, Gabriela;
Das, Monikuntala;
Silva, Arlindo // 2023
This paper explores the assessment of Critical and Creative Thinking skills among Product Design and Engineering (PDE) students, whose profession holds significant potential for addressing the ...
BARRIERS AND DRIVERS FOR AN EFFICIENT INTEGRATION OF ECO-DESIGN OF COMPLEX SYSTEMS: A CASE STUDY IN THE FRENCH MILITARY INDUSTRY
Dupont, Elise; Cluzel, François; Yannou, Bernard // 2023
The defense industry tends to anticipate environmental issues through eco-design integration in the overall design process. This leads to focus on the impact of technological and design choices of ...
Barriers and opportunities to repair in repair cafes
Masclet, Cédric; Mazudie, Jasmine Laura; Boujut, Jean-François // 2023
For some years now, a part of the population in Europe has been willing to moderate its consumption and to enter into a sustainable waste reduction perspective. Repair is an important lever in the ...
Boolean Searches
The following examples demonstrate some search strings that use boolean operators:
- design community
Find rows that contain at least one of the two words. - +design +community
Find rows that contain both words. - +design community
Find rows that contain the word “design”, but rank rows higher if they also contain “community”. - +design -community
Find rows that contain the word “design” but not “community”. - +design ~community
Find rows that contain the word “design”, but if the row also contains the word “community”, rate it lower than if row does not. - +design +(>community <decisions)
Find rows that contain the words “design” and “community”, or “design” and “decisions” (in any order), but rank “design community” higher than “design decisions” - design*
Find rows that contain words such as “design”, “designs”, “designing”, or “designer”. - "some words"
Find rows that contain the exact phrase “some words” (for example, rows that contain “some words of wisdom” but not “some noise words”). Note that the " characters that enclose the phrase are operator characters that delimit the phrase. They are not the quotation marks that enclose the search string itself.