Zhen Chen

Dr. Zhen Chen

Architecture Department, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Glasgow City, UK
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Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

27Years (2000-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 November 2015 in International Journal of Project Management
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PBPrince Boateng
Prince Boateng
Zhen ChenZhen Chen
Zhen Chen
SOStephen O. Ogunlana
Stephen O. Ogunlana

1 August 2002 in Automation in Construction
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Zhen ChenZhen Chen
Zhen Chen
Heng LiHeng Li
Heng Li
CWConrad T.C Wong
Conrad T.C Wong

1 June 2005 in Automation in Construction
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Heng LiHeng Li
Heng Li
Zhen ChenZhen Chen
Zhen Chen
LYLiang Yong
Liang Yong
SKStephen C.W. Kong
Stephen C.W. Kong

1 May 2006 in Energy and Buildings
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Zhen Chen
Derek Clements-CroomeDerek Clements-Croome
Derek Clements-Croome
JHJu Hong
Ju Hong
Heng LiHeng Li
Heng Li
QXQian Xu
Qian Xu

1 July 2000 in Journal of Construction Engineering and Management
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Zhen ChenZhen Chen
Zhen Chen
Heng LiHeng Li
Heng Li
CWConrad T. C. Wong
Conrad T. C. Wong
This paper presents a systematic approach to environmental management of pollution and/or hazards caused by urban construction projects in China. It proposes a qualitative approach to assess and control the problem and a method to calculate the construction pollution index (CPI), which provides a quantitative measurement of pollution and/or hazards caused by the urban construction projects. Based on the analysis and discussions, the paper further proposes that major construction companies in China should obtain ISO 14001 Environmental Management System (EMS) certifications. By doing so, the construction companies can integrate the concept of environmental management into their construction management practice.

1 January 2005 in Journal of Construction Engineering and Management
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Zhen ChenZhen Chen
Zhen Chen
Heng LiHeng Li
Heng Li
CWConrad T. C. Wong
Conrad T. C. Wong
Although the construction pollution index has been put forward and proved to be an efficient approach to reducing or mitigating pollution level during the construction planning stage, the problem of how to select the best construction plan based on distinguishing the degree of its potential adverse environmental impacts is still a research task. This paper first reviews environmental issues and their characteristics in construction, which are critical factors in evaluating potential adverse impacts of a construction plan. These environmental characteristics are then used to structure two decision models for environmental-conscious construction planning by using an analytic network process (ANP), including a complicated model and a simplified model. The two ANP models are combined and called the EnvironalPlanning system, which is applied to evaluate potential adverse environmental impacts of alternative construction plans.