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How has Nourhan M. Waly's publication output changed over time?
ScholarIQpublication output · 2020–2026
Output grew0% over the shown period — from 1 works in 2020 to 1 in 2026.
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What are the most-cited papers on Nourhan M. Waly?
ScholarIQmost cited works
Correlating the urban microclimate and energy demands in hot climate Contexts: A hybrid review
Nourhan M. Waly, Hamdy Hassan, Ryo MURATA, David J. Sailor, Hatem Mahmoud
Energy and Buildings. 202327 Citations
Assessment of spatiotemporal patterns of social vulnerability: A tool to resilient urban development Alexandria, Egypt
Nourhan M. Waly, Hany M. Ayad, Dina Saadallah
S2764993483. 202026 CitationsOPEN ACCESS
Experimental approach to reduce uncertainty in estimating the thermal performance of buildings’ envelopes in hot climates
Nourhan M. Waly, Hamdy Hassan, Ryo MURATA, David J. Sailor, Hatem Mahmoud
Developments in the Built Environment. 20247 CitationsOPEN ACCESS
Experimental evaluation of thermal performance of innovative cement blocks made from construction waste in hot climate scenarios
Hatem Mahmoud, Ewald Kuoribo, Nourhan M. Waly
S4210217486. 20252 CitationsOPEN ACCESS
ML-driven energy prediction model for climate-based affordable passive envelope design in hot regions
Nourhan M. Waly, Hamdy Hassan, Hatem Mahmoud
Thermal Science and Engineering Progress. 20252 CitationsOPEN ACCESS
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Correlating the urban microclimate and energy demands in hot climate Contexts: A hybrid review
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Assessment of spatiotemporal patterns of social vulnerability: A tool to resilient urban development Alexandria, Egypt
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Experimental approach to reduce uncertainty in estimating the thermal performance of buildings’ envelopes in hot climates
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Experimental evaluation of thermal performance of innovative cement blocks made from construction waste in hot climate scenarios
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ML-driven energy prediction model for climate-based affordable passive envelope design in hot regions
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