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2026年西安交通大学无界学堂—西交·通全球暑期学校(XJTISS)课程通知: 双碳背景下地域建筑热环境研究

发布日期:2026-07-03浏览量:

2026年西安交通大学无界学堂—西交·通全球暑期学校(XJTISS)课程通知:

双碳背景下地域建筑热环境研究

中文名称:双碳背景下地域建筑热环境研究
英文名称:Research on Regional Architectural Thermal Environments under the Dual-Carbon Goals

课程简介

“双碳背景下地域建筑热环境研究”课程聚焦碳达峰、碳中和目标下建筑领域的热环境优化与绿色低碳发展,介绍地域建筑热环境的基本概念、气候适应性特征、测试分析方法及低碳设计策略。课程结合不同气候区和地域建筑案例,讨论自然通风、遮阳设计、围护结构、空间组织、材料选择和能源利用等因素对建筑热环境与能源性能的影响。通过本课程学习,学生将理解地域气候、建筑形式与低碳发展之间的关系,提升对气候适应性设计、地域建筑更新和高质量人居环境建设的认识

课程申请

招生目标:面向全球招收本科生、研究生和社会人士线上或者线下参与学习。欢迎对地域建筑、建筑热环境、绿色低碳建筑、建筑节能、气候适应性设计、可持续建筑及高质量人居环境等方向感兴趣的同学报名参加。

报名方式:线上报名,人数不限。拟报名此课程的同学请点击报名链接:( https://v.wjx.cn/vm/hFwczOu.aspx#)。选择Research on Regional Architectural Thermal Environments under the Dual-Carbon Goals 课程。

报名截止日期:2026年8月20日

学生待遇:

参加此系列课程的校内校外所有同学和社会人士,选择会议模式2并完成课程学习者,可获得西安交通大学相关学习认证证书,该证书可作为国际能力认定的依据。

会议费明细:

(1) 会议模式1:校内校外同学和社会人士均可以报名参加所有讲座,不颁发学习认证证书,会议费为0元。

(2) 会议模式2:校内校外同学和社会人士均可以报名参加所有讲座,颁发学习认证证书,会议费为200元。

(3) 对于西安交通大学本校学生,该课程为小学期课程,无需缴纳会议费。

(4) 校内校外同学和社会人士可以自由选择会议模式1和会议模式2。

加入课程学习群:报名的同学请一定加入QQ群,课程的实时信息会在群里提前一天发布。

QQ群号:1044076155

课程内容

授课形式:线上线下同步进行。(腾讯会议:343-2418-3474)

讲座时长:每场讲座1.5小时,包括1小时的讲座和半小时的提问互动。

课程安排如下:

课程或讲座名称

负责人

职称

负责人单位

课时

复杂热环境下的人体热舒适模型与个性化调控

Hui Zhang

专业研究员

美国加州大学伯克利分校

2

热带城市微气候与绿色建筑技术

Steve Kardinal Jusuf

副教授

新加坡理工学院SIT

2

全龄友好绿色建筑与室内舒适健康环境营造

喻伟

教授

重庆大学

2

室内热湿环境、空气品质与人体舒适健康评价

杜晨秋

副教授

重庆大学

2

城市热—声环境感知与健康城市设计

佟欢

副教授

哈尔滨工业大学(深圳)

2

风景园林设计对城市微气候与室外热舒适的调控

洪波

教授

西北农林科技大学

2

西北寒冷地区地域建筑热环境设计策略

杨路

副教授

西安交通大学

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具体课程安排以学院后续通知及课程群发布信息为准。

教师简介

Hui Zhang

Hui Zhang研究员长期在美国加州大学伯克利分校建筑环境中心工作,主要从事人体热舒适、复杂热环境舒适模型及个人舒适系统研究,具有长期英文科研工作背景,能够熟练开展英文教学交流与学术指导。

Steve Kardinal Jusuf

Steve Kardinal Jusuf副教授在新加坡理工大学任教,其教学与科研工作均在英文环境下开展,长期从事绿色建筑、建筑性能评估与城市微气候研究,具备丰富的英文授课和国际合作经验。

喻伟

喻伟老师是重庆大学的博士生导师,教授,中国工程建设标准化协会绿色建筑与生态城区专业委员会委员,中国绿色建筑与节能专业委员会委员,中国环境学会室内环境与健康分会委员,重庆市土木建筑学会暖通空调专业委员会委员兼秘书长,长期从事绿色建筑、室内环境领域的研究。作为课题负责人主持国家自然科学青年基金、国家“十二五”科技支撑计划项目子课题、国家十三五重点研发计划课题、企业横向科研项目20余项。作为编委参与国家标准2部、行业及协会标准4部,作为标准主要起草人参与编写并发布执行的标准有国家标准《民用建筑室内热湿环境评价标准GB/T50785-2012)》、国家标准《绿色商店建筑评价标准(GB/T 51100-2015)》;行业标准《绿色建筑运行维护技术规范》(JGJ/T 391-2016);协会标准《健康建筑评价标准》(T/ASC02-2016)等。到目前发表高水平论文50余篇;申请发明专利10余项。作为主要完成人2016年获重庆大学科技进步奖一等奖1项,科技进步二等奖1项;2015年获得重庆市优秀博士学位论文;2017年获重庆市高等教育教学成果一等奖1项;2018年获国家高等教育教学成果二等奖。

杜晨秋

杜晨秋老师是重庆大学的副教授,研究生导师,主要研究方向为室内环境与人体舒适健康。主持国家自然科学基金项目2项,国家外专局项目1项,国家重点研发计划项目子课题1项,作为主研人员参与国家自然科学基金项目/国际合作项目、十四五、十三五国家研发计划项目/课题等10余项。累计发表相关学术期刊论文40余篇,其中以第一作者和通讯作者发表SCI(JCR一区)论文20余篇,中文核心和专业重要期刊论文10余篇,国际/国内专业领域知名会议上应邀作学术/专题报告10余次,申请/授权发明专利13项,合作出版专著2部,参编专著2部。目前任国际期刊Journal of Building Engineering (JCR一区,IF 6.4) 期刊副主编, Indoor Air、Energy等多个高水平期刊审稿人。

佟欢

佟欢老师博士毕业于英国伦敦大学学院(UCL)巴特莱特建筑学部,目前就职于哈尔滨工业大学深圳校区建筑学院,博士生导师,“鹏城孔雀计划”特聘学者,入选哈尔滨工业大学青年拔尖人才计划。研究领域为智慧城市、计算性城市设计、健康城市、时空大数据与GIS、 资源与环境规划、绿色低碳、声环境/声景。

在成果奖励方面,2023 Top Cited Papers;2023 Most Read Papers;TEAM20两岸建筑与规划新人奖;全国高等学校城乡规划学科专指委交通出行创新实践竞赛三等奖;中国建筑与艺术“青年设计师”景观园林设计优秀奖;中国建筑与艺术“青年设计师”建筑空间设计优秀奖;亚洲设计学年奖城市设计优秀奖;国家建设高水平大学公派研究生项目-全额资助攻读博士学位;耶鲁大学项目资助。

在科研项目方面,主持国家自然科学基金项目;主持广东省哲学社会科学项目;主持中央高校科研业务专项资金科研启动项目;主持粤港澳智慧城市开放研究基金;主持哈工大哲学社会科学高质量发展行动计划科研项目;主持深圳市新引进高精尖缺人才科研启动项目;主持巴特莱特创新研究基金。

洪波

洪波教授长期从事城市微气候、室外热舒适与风景园林气候适应性设计研究,具有较强的国际学术影响力和英文科研交流能力,能够支撑课程中的英文讲授、学术讨论与国际合作内容。

杨路

杨路副教授长期开展乡村建设、建筑设计与实践教学工作,具有良好的英文文献阅读、课程组织和教学交流基础,能够结合建筑设计实践支撑课程的双语教学与实践指导工作。

Notice of 2026 Xi’an Jiaotong University Global Summer School — XJTISS Course:

Research on Regional Architectural Thermal Environments under the Dual-Carbon Goals


Chinese Title: 双碳背景下地域建筑热环境研究

English Title: Research on Regional Architectural Thermal Environments under the Dual-Carbon Goals

Course Introduction

The course “Research on Regional Architectural Thermal Environments under the Dual-Carbon Goals” focuses on the optimization of building thermal environments and green low-carbon development in the building sector under the goals of carbon peaking and carbon neutrality. It introduces the basic concepts, climate-responsive characteristics, measurement and analysis methods, and low-carbon design strategies of regional building thermal environments. Through case studies of different climate zones and regional buildings, the course discusses the impacts of natural ventilation, shading design, building envelopes, spatial organization, material selection, and energy utilization on building thermal environments and energy performance. Through this course, students will understand the relationship among regional climate, architectural forms, and low-carbon development, and enhance their understanding of climate-responsive design, regional building renewal, and high-quality human settlement development.

Course Application

Target Students:

This course is open to undergraduate students, graduate students, and members of the public worldwide, who may participate either online or offline. Students interested in regional architecture, building thermal environments, green low-carbon buildings, building energy conservation, climate-responsive design, sustainable architecture, and high-quality human settlements are welcome to apply.

Application Method:

Online application. There is no limit on the number of participants. Students who intend to register for this course should click the application link: (https://global.xjtudlc.com/).

Please select the course “Research on Regional Architectural Thermal Environments under the Dual-Carbon Goals” from the drop-down menu.

Application Deadline: August 20, 2026

Student Benefits:

All on-campus and off-campus students, as well as members of the public, who participate choose Conference Mode 2 and complete the course learning requirements may obtain a relevant learning certificate issued by Xi’an Jiaotong University. This certificate may serve as proof of international competence recognition.

Conference Fee Details:

(1) Conference Mode 1: On-campus and off-campus students, as well as members of the public, may register to attend all lectures. No learning certificate will be issued. The conference fee is RMB 0.

(2) Conference Mode 2: On-campus and off-campus students, as well as members of the public, may register to attend all lectures. A learning certificate will be issued. The conference fee is RMB 200.

(3) For students of Xi’an Jiaotong University, this course is offered as a summer semester course, and no conference fee is required.

(4) On-campus and off-campus students, as well as members of the public, may freely choose Conference Mode 1 or Conference Mode 2.

Course Learning Group:

Students who have registered for the course must join the QQ group. Real-time course information will be released in the group one day in advance.

QQ Group Number: 1044076155

Course Contents

Teaching Format: Online and offline teaching will be conducted simultaneously.

Tencent Meeting: 343-2418-3474

Lecture Duration:

Each lecture will last 1.5 hours, including a one-hour lecture and a half-hour Q&A session.

Course Schedule:

Course / Lecture Title

Instructor

Title

Affiliation

Class Hours

Human Thermal Comfort Models and Personalized Control in Complex Thermal Environments

Hui Zhang

Professional Researcher

University of California, Berkeley

2

Tropical Urban Microclimate and Green Building Technologies

Steve Kardinal Jusuf

Associate Professor

Singapore Institute of Technology, SIT

2

Age-Friendly Green Buildings and the Creation of Comfortable and Healthy Indoor Environments

Yu Wei

Professor

Chongqing University

2

Indoor Thermal and Humid Environment, Air Quality, and Human Comfort and Health Evaluation

Du Chenqiu

Associate Professor

Chongqing University

2

Urban Thermal-Sound Environment Perception and Healthy City Design

Tong Huan

Associate Professor

Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen

2

Regulation of Urban Microclimate and Outdoor Thermal Comfort through Landscape Architecture Design

Hong Bo

Professor

Northwest A&F University

2

Thermal Environment Design Strategies for Regional Architecture in Cold Regions of Northwest China

Yang Lu

Associate Professor

Xi’an Jiaotong University

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The detailed course schedule shall be subject to subsequent notices from the School and information released in the course group.

Instructor Biographies

Hui Zhang

Hui Zhang is a professional researcher at the Center for the Built Environment, University of California, Berkeley. Her research focuses on human thermal comfort, comfort models in complex thermal environments, and personal comfort systems. She has long-term experience in English-language research work and is able to conduct English teaching, academic communication, and academic supervision proficiently.

Steve Kardinal Jusuf

Steve Kardinal Jusuf is an Associate Professor at the Singapore Institute of Technology. His teaching and research work are conducted in an English-language environment. He has long been engaged in research on green buildings, building performance assessment, and urban microclimate, and has extensive experience in English teaching and international collaboration.

Yu Wei

Yu Wei is a doctoral supervisor and Professor at Chongqing University. He is a member of the Green Building and Eco-City Professional Committee of the China Association for Engineering Construction Standardization, a member of the China Green Building and Building Energy Efficiency Professional Committee, a member of the Indoor Environment and Health Branch of the Chinese Society for Environmental Sciences, and a member and Secretary-General of the HVAC Professional Committee of the Chongqing Civil Engineering and Architecture Society. He has long been engaged in research on green buildings and indoor environments.

As a project leader, he has led more than 20 projects, including the Young Scientists Fund of the National Natural Science Foundation of China, sub-projects under the National “12th Five-Year Plan” Science and Technology Support Program, projects under the National “13th Five-Year Plan” Key R&D Program, and enterprise-sponsored research projects. As an editorial board member, he has participated in the development of two national standards and four industry and association standards. As a main drafter, he has participated in the preparation and implementation of standards including the national standard Evaluation Standard for Indoor Thermal and Humid Environment of Civil Buildings (GB/T 50785-2012), the national standard Assessment Standard for Green Store Buildings (GB/T 51100-2015), the industry standard Technical Code for Operation and Maintenance of Green Buildings (JGJ/T 391-2016), and the association standard Assessment Standard for Healthy Buildings (T/ASC 02-2016). To date, he has published more than 50 high-level papers and applied for more than 10 invention patents. As a major contributor, he received one First Prize and one Second Prize of the Chongqing University Science and Technology Progress Award in 2016, the Chongqing Excellent Doctoral Dissertation Award in 2015, one First Prize of Chongqing Higher Education Teaching Achievement Award in 2017, and one Second Prize of the National Higher Education Teaching Achievement Award in 2018.

Du Chenqiu

Du Chenqiu is an Associate Professor and graduate supervisor at Chongqing University. Her main research area is indoor environments and human comfort and health. She has led two National Natural Science Foundation of China projects, one project funded by the State Administration of Foreign Experts Affairs, and one sub-project under the National Key R&D Program. As a main researcher, she has participated in more than 10 projects and topics, including National Natural Science Foundation of China projects, international cooperation projects, and National Key R&D Program projects under the 14th and 13th Five-Year Plans.

She has published more than 40 related academic journal papers, including more than 20 SCI papers in JCR Q1 journals as first author or corresponding author, and more than 10 papers in Chinese core journals and major professional journals. She has been invited to give more than 10 academic and keynote presentations at well-known international and domestic conferences in the field. She has applied for or been granted 13 invention patents, co-authored two monographs, and contributed to two monographs. She currently serves as Associate Editor of the international journal Journal of Building Engineering (JCR Q1, IF 6.4), and as a reviewer for several high-level journals including Indoor Air and Energy.

Tong Huan

Tong Huan received her Ph.D. from the Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment, University College London. She currently works at the School of Architecture, Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen, where she is a doctoral supervisor. She is a “Pengcheng Peacock Plan” Distinguished Scholar and has been selected for the Harbin Institute of Technology Young Top-Notch Talent Program. Her research areas include smart cities, computational urban design, healthy cities, spatiotemporal big data and GIS, resource and environmental planning, green and low-carbon development, and sound environment/soundscape.

In terms of achievements and awards, she has received recognitions including 2023 Top Cited Papers, 2023 Most Read Papers, the TEAM20 Cross-Strait Architecture and Planning New Talent Award, the Third Prize in the Transportation Innovation Practice Competition of the National Steering Committee for Urban and Rural Planning Education in Higher Education, the Excellence Award for Landscape Architecture Design in the “Young Designers” program of China Architecture and Art, the Excellence Award for Architectural Space Design in the “Young Designers” program of China Architecture and Art, the Excellence Award for Urban Design in the Asia Design Yearbook Award, full funding from the China Scholarship Council for doctoral study under the National High-Level University Postgraduate Program, and project funding from Yale University.

In terms of research projects, she has led projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the Guangdong Provincial Philosophy and Social Sciences Program, the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities, the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Smart City Open Research Fund, the Harbin Institute of Technology Philosophy and Social Sciences High-Quality Development Action Plan, the Shenzhen Research Start-up Fund for Newly Introduced High-Level and High-Precision Talents, and the Bartlett Innovation Research Fund.

Hong Bo

Professor Hong Bo has long been engaged in research on urban microclimate, outdoor thermal comfort, and climate-responsive landscape architecture design. He has strong international academic influence and English-language research communication ability, and is able to support English teaching, academic discussion, and international collaboration in this course.

Yang Lu

Associate Professor Yang Lu has long been engaged in rural construction, architectural design, and practice-oriented teaching. He has a solid foundation in English literature reading, course organization, and teaching communication, and is able to support bilingual teaching and practical guidance for this course in combination with architectural design practice.