Rate My Professor Noureddine Zemmouri

Zemmouri's research specializations include thermal comfort, energy efficiency, passive cooling strategies, urban morphology, environmental noise analysis, solar access assessment, and sustainable building performance in Saharan oases like Biskra. He has authored or co-authored 94 publications, accumulating over 1,000 citations. Notable works encompass 'Development of Spatial Distribution Maps for Energy Consumption in the Residential Sector: A Real-World Case Study of Biskra City, Algeria' (Sustainability, 2020), 'Parametric-Based Multi-Objective Optimization Workflow for Passive Building Design Considering Occupants’ Thermal Comfort in Hot Arid Regions' (Sustainability, 2022), 'Solar Access Assessment in Semi-Arid Urban Context: An Application of the Radiance Simulation in Biskra City, Algeria' (Sustainable Cities and Society, 2022), 'Exploration of Environmental Noise in Saharan Oases on the Basis of Urban Configurations: City of Biskra Datasets' (Sustainability, 2022), and 'Raising the Efficiency of Deployable Building Facades with Biomimetics for Hot and Arid Regions' (Solar Energy, 2020). His contributions extend to serving as a jury member for national design competitions, including the President's Architecture Award in 2009, and receiving the Jeffrey Cook Memorial Faculty Retreat Scholarship from the Society of Building Science Educators in 2010. Zemmouri's work bridges academia and practice, influencing sustainable architecture in arid environments.