Carlos Ochoa

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Alejandra B Osorio

Wellesley College

David Seamon

Kansas State University

Michele Brun

University of Cagliari

Armando Marques-Guedes

UNL - New University of Lisbon

Iolanda Craifaleanu

Technical University Of Civil Engineering, Bucharest

Fabián Hoyos Patiño

Universidad Nacional de Colombia (National University of Colombia)

Hadi Winarto

RMIT International University Vietnam

Dimitris P. Drakoulis

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Viacheslav Kuleshov

Stockholm University

Antoine Picon

Harvard University

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Papers by Carlos Ochoa

Evolution of Cytoplasmic Factors in Tetraploid Cultivated Potatoes (Solanaceae

American Journal of Botany, 1977

... 2 CLJ (PI 208563), CLK (PI 245770), CLM (PI 245820), CLN (PI 245825), CLO (PI 245826), CLP (P... more

Solarium hygrothermicum , an endangered cultivated potato species

Economic Botany, 2000

Solarium hygrothermicum , an endangered cultivated potato species

Economic Botany, 2000

Solarium hygrothermicum , an endangered cultivated potato species

Economic Botany, 2000

Landslides caused by the M 7.6 Tecomán, Mexico earthquake of January 21, 2003

Engineering Geology, 2006

The Tecomán, Mexico earthquake (also called the Colima earthquake) of January 21, 2003 (M 7.6) ... more

Advice tool for early design stages of intelligent facades based on energy and visual comfort approach

Energy and Buildings, 2009

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Strategic decision-making for intelligent buildings: Comparative impact of passive design strategies and active features in a hot climate

Building and Environment, 2008

In the past years, there has been a growing interest among architects and entrepreneurs to includ... more In the past years, there has been a growing interest among architects and entrepreneurs to include intelligence in buildings, as a way for achieving energy-efficient buildings that comply with stringent energy codes and national goals of reducing dangerous emissions, together with improving corporate image.

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Evaluating visual comfort and performance of three natural lighting systems for deep office buildings in highly luminous climates

Building and Environment, 2006

This work, part of a wider study, presents a qualitative and quantitative approach to evaluate da... more This work, part of a wider study, presents a qualitative and quantitative approach to evaluate daylighting systems for use in office buildings located in latitudes where natural luminous conditions throughout the year are of high solar radiation, as in Israel. Their widespread application in this kind of climate, where the excessive penetration of direct radiation can be a problem, is possible. They can produce a consequent improvement of working conditions and energy savings, yet this is not the case now.

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