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Energy Infrastructure Planning in Cities and Territories, Quality Factors of Methods for Infrastructure Planning

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The objectives of this chapter are (1) Presentation of integrated energy planning in cities and territories, different phases, steps and general tasks. (2) Defining the energy infrastructure in cities and territories as a complex system . (3) Defining characteristic types of IEPCT Use Cases for implementation in the following chapters. (4) Describing the model building process by different model terms and according to energy planning processes. (5) Providing the general requirements and quality factors of methods or methodologies supporting energy infrastructure planning in cities and territories.

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Mirakyan, A., De Guio, R. (2015). Energy Infrastructure Planning in Cities and Territories, Quality Factors of Methods for Infrastructure Planning. In: Three Domain Modelling and Uncertainty Analysis. Energy Systems. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-19572-8_2

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