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The chapter delves into the intersection of civil engineering and societal impacts through the built environment. It highlights sustainable practices in facilities management and the importance of building control systems. Further, it emphasizes the role of civil engineers in developing resilient infrastructures that address climate change while maintaining occupant health and safety.
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Term: Sustainable Facility Management
Definition: A process that allows facility managers to implement changes reducing the negative impacts of buildings on occupants and the environment.
Term: Indoor Environment Quality (IEQ)
Definition: The quality of the indoor environment concerning the health and comfort of building occupants.
Term: Building Control System
Definition: A centralized system used to manage and control building operations, including energy consumption and occupant safety.