Tingting Liu

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Griffith University

Australia

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Tingting Liu is a Lecturer at Griffith University in Australia. Her research areas include computer vision applications in building construction, embodied carbon emissions, and Public-Private Partnership (PPP) frameworks. Dr. Liu has contributed significantly to the discourse on optimizing construction practices and assessing environmental impacts, with a focus on both Australian and international contexts.

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Tingting Liu

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A novel computer vision-based approach for autonomous building facade material stock estimation

Paving the way for lowering embodied carbon emissions in the building and construction sector

Towards an Enhanced Business Case Development for Public–Private Partnership (PPP) Projects: A Comparative Study of China and New Zealand

Nudge or mandate: an exploration into the constraints of volumetric modular construction in Australia

Assessing embodied carbon of flat slab buildings – An ANN-integrated optimization methodology

Exploring a Conceptual Framework of Spatial Governance for a Public-Private Partnership Response to Regional Uneven Development

Mitigating the aftermath of relationship conflict between the owners and contractors: a contract enforcement approach

Public Private Partnership with Chinese Characteristics: A Critical Review and Theoretical Framework

Exploring Critical Risk Factors in Volumetric Modular Construction: Fault Tree Analysis with Stakeholders' Perspectives on Probability and Impact

Exploring Critical Risk Factors in Volumetric Modular Construction: Fault Tree Analysis with Stakeholders' Perspectives on Probability and Impact

Drivers towards Adopting Modular Integrated Construction for Affordable Sustainable Housing: A Total Interpretive Structural Modelling (TISM) Method

Developing a framework for assessing the readiness of entities in the construction industry in addressing modern slavery

Social sustainability in Public–Private Partnership projects: case study of the Northern Beaches Hospital in Sydney

Towards greener airports: Development of an assessment framework by leveraging sustainability reports and rating tools

Emerging themes of public-private partnership application in developing smart city projects: a conceptual framework

Environmental considerations for structural design of flat plate buildings – Significance of and interrelation between different design variables

Government equity investment, effective communication and public private partnership (PPP) performance: evidence from China

How engineering designers’ social relationships influence green design intention: The roles of personal norms and voluntary instruments

Integration of bim and immersive technologies for aec: A scientometric‐swot analysis and critical content review

Optimising flat plate buildings based on carbon footprint using Branch-and-Reduce deterministic algorithm

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Hong Guan

Ayaz Khan

Rodney Stewart

Ning Gu

Rongrong Yu

Sanaul Chowdhury

Erwin Oh

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