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Organization and digitization of information about buildings and civil engineering works, including building information modelling (BIM)—Information management using building information modelling—Part 5: Security-minded approach to information management
for security-minded information management at a stage of maturity described as “building information modelling (BIM)Canadian General Standards Board (CGSB) Contact information View the CGSB work program of sensitive information that is obtained, created, processed and stored as part of, or in relation to, any
Marie-Ève Vézina - 2023/10/19 - 21:52
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Determining the required capacity of residential space heating and cooling appliances
2016/11/28 Canadian Standards Association (operating as CSA Group) Contact information F280-12 provides a calculation method for determining the heat loss and heat gain of buildings (as described in Clause 1.3 below) for the purpose of selecting the appropriate output capacity of a space heating
debbie.bible - 2017/01/04 - 16:20
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Variable Capacity Heat Pumps – Air to Water
water service using a storage tank, with or without electric resistance back-up heating capacity2023/08/10 Canadian Standards Association (operating as CSA Group) Contact information View the CSA of variable capacity air-to-water/brine heat pumps throughout their entire expected range of operating ambient
Mary Morgan - 2023/10/07 - 20:42
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Standards key to building a climate resilient Canada
will require more efforts on awareness, guidance, and capacity building Standardization could boost year. If we do not change the way we build infrastructure to ensure it is climate-resilient, it could Canadians adapt to climate change. Through our Standards in Action: Building a Climate-Resilient Future
Stacey Scott - 2021/03/31 - 11:00
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Corporate Plan Summary | Standardization: Helping Build a More Prosperous Canada
recognize the benefits of capacity building in their companies to effectively use standardization that is critical to increasing awareness of the value of standardization and building capacity is SCC’s work expanded capacity-building efforts; new standardization strategies in areas such as fires, erosion,
Stacey Scott - 2020/10/21 - 09:25
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NRCan releases Beta version of new CAN-QUEST building energy modelling tool
building energy modelling software. Building on eQUEST 3.62, the popular U.S. tool, CAN-QUEST includes for Buildings (NECB 2011), CAN-QUEST offers many improvements over earlier building energy modelling software. in training building design professionals in their jurisdiction. Training materials are available from NRCan
lgauker - 2014/01/22 - 08:52
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Building resilient infrastructure in a changing climate
(NSC) to help Canada’s North build a resilient infrastructure despite the uncertainties of a changing climate. Geotechnical Site Investigation for Building Foundations in Permafrost is the fifth in a suite for Building Foundations in Permafrost was raised during discussions with Northern stakeholders and members
bskidmore - 2015/11/10 - 09:54
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Standards in Action: Building a Climate Resilient Future
and capacity building 4. Standardization could boost the cost- effectiveness of responding to more than 35 guidance, and capacity building 4. Standardization could boost the cost- effectiveness of responding • Capacity building. New positions and roles are being created in public and private sector organizations
Stacey Scott - 2021/03/30 - 11:54
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Increasing High Wind Safety for Canadian Homes: A Foundational Document for Low-Rise Residential and Small Buildings
that the information contained herein is accurate, complete, compliant with any applicable building codes or laws, and features that may be affected by tornado events (e.g., barns, schools, high-rise buildings, service Wind Safety for Canadian Homes: A Foundational Document for Low-Rise Residential and Small Buildings
Stacey Scott - 2019/04/25 - 08:00
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Building Better: New ISO standard for safe and durable building, engineering and industrial structures
procedures for the verification of the durability of buildings known to experience a wide range service life.
Admin Admin - 2013/04/23 - 15:29