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Mikael Mangold

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Tel +46 70 297 97 78

Email mikael.mangold@ri.se

Location Göteborg

Unit Stadsutveckling (104201)

ORCID 0000-0002-5044-6989

Mikael Mangold leads a small research group which makes analyses of comprehensive national building specific information. The analyses are mostly made to serve as basic data for authorities. Mikael completed his PhD at Chalmers in 2016 and the current research is mostly funded by Formas.

Mikael Mangold also work in the field of humanitarian aid, specializing in water, sanitation, solid waste and coordination. Field missions are done for MSF and MSB.

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Model for measuring development in city- and town centers

Many city- and town centers of today fight for their’ survival. Thus, it is important that decision makers have continuous access to high quality data as a way of making knowledge-driven decisions. In this project RISE and the org…

BuiltHub

“Dynamic EU building stock knowledge hub - BuiltHub" is a 4-year European Project funded under the Horizon 2020 programme of the European Union. The project seeks to develop a roadmap to continuously enhance the data needed t…

Measuring safe places

Around the world, cities and communities are striving towards creating safe places. In this project RISE, in cooperation with Center for AMP, developed a research based method for measuring and valuing the quality of public spaces…

Prediction of hazardous materials in the building stock though machine learning

Hazardous materials (e.g. asbestos and PCB) is a health risk and when encountered during renovation processes increases costs and lead times. In this project information about where hazardous materials have been found will be gath…

National Building specific Information

The project genrates basic data for authorities about the Swedish building stock by merging and analyzing all complete building specific registers kept by Swedish authorities. Specifically we compare Energy Performance Certificate…

Making the housing stock more energy efficient

A more energy efficient housing stock is an important element for achieving climate goals. But carrying out the necessary renovations is not without problems – it often leads to higher rents, which means that the measures can clas…

Shared data supports municipal development

Extra time for the planning architect to actually plan. More perspectives included in the detailed development plan. And, not least, long-term construction that creates sustainable cities that actually last over time – yes, really…

Socio-econometrics

Socio-econometrics refers to advanced econometric models to calculate long-term effects of investment in social innovation (technology based or not).

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