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Format: 1 online resource (150 pages)

ISBN: 3-030-66300-0

Series Statement: Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering

Content: This open access book introduces design for Sustainable Product-Service Systems (S.PSS) and for Sustainable Distributed Economies (S.DE). These are introduced as technical and operative tools for the development of a new generation of designers, responsible and capable of designing environmentally, socially and economically sustainable solutions, accessible to all. The book provides a comprehensive framework and also practical tools to support the system design for sustainability process. It overviews methodologies, tools and strategies for Sustainable PSS design applied to Distributed Economies (DE) and provides strategies and design guidelines. All of these are highlighted and expanded upon with international case studies.

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ISBN: 9783030663001

Series Statement: Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering

Content: This open access book introduces design for Sustainable Product-Service Systems (S.PSS) and for Sustainable Distributed Economies (S.DE). These are introduced as technical and operative tools for the development of a new generation of designers, responsible and capable of designing environmentally, socially and economically sustainable solutions, accessible to all. The book provides a comprehensive framework and also practical tools to support the system design for sustainability process. It overviews methodologies, tools and strategies for Sustainable PSS design applied to Distributed Economies (DE) and provides strategies and design guidelines. All of these are highlighted and expanded upon with international case studies

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Format: 1 online resource (xiii, 142 pages) : , illustrations (some color).

ISBN: 9783030663001 , 3030663000

Series Statement: Lecture notes in mechanical engineering,

Content: This open access book introduces design for Sustainable Product-Service Systems (S.PSS) and for Sustainable Distributed Economies (S.DE). These are introduced as technical and operative tools for the development of a new generation of designers, responsible and capable of designing environmentally-sustainable products. The book provides a comprehensive theoretical framework but also a practical tool to support the design process. It overviews methodologies, tools and strategies for Sustainable PSS design applied to Distributed Economies (DE) and provides strategies and design guidelines. All of these are highlighted and expanded upon with international case studies.

Note: Design for Sustainability -- Distributed Economies (DE) and locally-based Sustainability -- S.PSS applied to DE: a win-win model for Sustainability -- New competences in Design (the knowledge-base) -- Designing Sustainability for All (the know-how) -- Methods and Tools for SD4SA -- Practical Examples of SD4SA Approach.

Language: English

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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-66300-1

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Format: XIII, 142 p. 76 illus., 71 illus. in color. , online resource.

Edition: 1st ed. 2021.

ISBN: 9783030663001

Series Statement: Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering,

Content: This open access book introduces design for Sustainable Product-Service Systems (S.PSS) and for Sustainable Distributed Economies (S.DE). These are introduced as technical and operative tools for the development of a new generation of designers, responsible and capable of designing environmentally-sustainable products. The book provides a comprehensive theoretical framework but also a practical tool to support the design process. It overviews methodologies, tools and strategies for Sustainable PSS design applied to Distributed Economies (DE) and provides strategies and design guidelines. All of these are highlighted and expanded upon with international case studies.

Note: Design for Sustainability -- Distributed Economies (DE) and locally-based Sustainability -- S.PSS applied to DE: a win-win model for Sustainability -- New competences in Design (the knowledge-base) -- Designing Sustainability for All (the know-how) -- Methods and Tools for SD4SA -- Practical Examples of SD4SA Approach.

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Additional Edition: Printed edition: ISBN 9783030662998

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Language: English

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-66300-1

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Format: 1 online resource (150 pages)

Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 9783030663001

Series Statement: Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering Series

Note: Intro -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Contents -- Product-Service Systems Development for Sustainability. A New Understanding -- 1 The Role of PSS in Addressing Sustainability -- 1.1 The Sustainability Challenge -- 1.2 Sustainable Product-Service System: A Win-Win Opportunity for Sustainability -- 1.3 PSS Types -- 1.4 S.PSS Environmental Benefits -- 1.5 S.PSS Socio-Ethical Benefits -- 1.6 S.PSS Economic and Competitive Benefits -- 2 PSS Design for Sustainability -- 3 S.PSS in Relation to Other Design for Sustainability Approaches -- References -- Distributed Economies -- 1 Reframing the Economy Towards Sustainability -- 2 How Centralization Hinders Sustainability and Resilience -- 3 Distributed Economies (DE) as a Strategy Towards Sustainability -- 4 Practical Implications of DE in Various Fields -- 4.1 Distributed Design (DD) -- 4.2 Distributed Manufacturing -- 4.3 Distributed Energy Generation (DG) -- 4.4 Distributed Water Supply/Management -- 4.5 Distributed Food Production (DF) -- 4.6 Distributed Software Development (DS) -- 4.7 Distributed Production of Knowledge (DK) -- 5 Alternative System Configurations -- 5.1 Stand-Alone Configurations -- 5.2 Network Configurations -- 5.3 Summary and Examples of System Configurations -- 6 Main Drivers and Win-Win Benefits of DE -- 7 Potential Unsustainability of DE -- 8 Understanding DE from Different Contexts -- 8.1 A Brazilian Perspective -- 8.2 A Chinese Perspective -- 8.3 A Finnish Perspective -- 8.4 An Indian Perspective -- 8.5 A Mexican Perspective -- References -- Integrating S.PSS and DE -- 1 Introduction to S.PSS Applied to DE: Sustainable Opportunities -- 2 Case Studies of S.PSS and DE Integration -- 2.1 S.PSS and Distributed Energy Generation (DG) -- 2.2 S.PSS and Distributed Food Production (DF) -- 2.3 S.PSS and Distributed Water Management (DW) , 2.4 S.PSS and Distributed Manufacturing (DM) -- 2.5 S.PSS and Distributed Software (DS) -- 2.6 S.PSS and Distributed Knowledge (DK) -- 2.7 S.PSS and Distributed Design (DD) -- 3 S.PSS Applied to DE: A Scenario -- 4 Barriers and Trade-Offs to Integrating S.PSS and DE -- References -- Designing S.PSS and DE: New Horizons for Design -- 1 General Considerations for Conceptual Integration into the Design Process -- 2 A Reference Model of S.PSS and DE Design -- 2.1 Method and Tools for System Design for Sustainability for All -- 2.2 MSDS: A Modular Method for System Design for Sustainability -- 3 Tools Developed by LeNS -- 3.1 Sustainability Design-Orienting Scenarios (SDOS) on S.PSS and DE -- 3.2 Innovation Diagram for S.PSS and DE -- 3.3 Concept Description Form for S.PSS and DE -- 3.4 System Map for S.PSS and DE -- 3.5 S.PSS and DE Idea Boards (embedded into the SDO toolkit) -- 3.6 Strategic Analysis Toolkit (SAT) for DE for Socio-Economic Ecosystems (SEE) -- 3.7 Distributed Manufacturing (DM) Applied to PSS Design Toolkit -- 3.8 Summary -- References -- S.PSS and DE in Practice -- 1 Introduction: Teaching and Learning Contemporary Design for Sustainability -- 2 Introducing S.PSS and DE into Higher Education in Design -- 2.1 Experiences from Regional Pilot Courses: An Overview -- 2.2 Reflections: Teaching S.PSS and DE Design -- 3 Working with a Regional Industry Cluster in Education in Brazil -- 3.1 The LeNSin Pilot Course Brazil -- 3.2 Reflecting on Industry-Academic Collaborations in Brazil -- 4 Working with a Regional Industry Cluster in Education in India -- 4.1 Case Study Location: Sualkuchi Silk Handloom Industry as a SEE -- 4.2 The Outcomes of the Course -- 5 Country-Wide Teaching Networks on Sustainability: LeNS China -- 5.1 Pilot Courses in China -- 5.2 Having Impact Nation-Wide -- 6 Integrating Experimental Pilots into Long Curricular Courses , 6.1 LeNSin Pilot Courses at UAM Universities -- 6.2 Book Club and Desierto de Los Leones Park Projects -- 6.3 Summary -- 7 Lessons Learned, Challenges and Opportunities -- References

Additional Edition: Print version Vezzoli, Carlo. Designing Sustainability for All Cham : Springer International Publishing AG,c2021 ISBN 9783030662998

Language: English

Keywords: Electronic books

URL: FULL  ((OIS Credentials Required))

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Format: 1 online resource (150 pages)

ISBN: 3-030-66300-0

Series Statement: Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering

Content: This open access book introduces design for Sustainable Product-Service Systems (S.PSS) and for Sustainable Distributed Economies (S.DE). These are introduced as technical and operative tools for the development of a new generation of designers, responsible and capable of designing environmentally, socially and economically sustainable solutions, accessible to all. The book provides a comprehensive framework and also practical tools to support the system design for sustainability process. It overviews methodologies, tools and strategies for Sustainable PSS design applied to Distributed Economies (DE) and provides strategies and design guidelines. All of these are highlighted and expanded upon with international case studies.

Note: English

Additional Edition: ISBN 3-030-66299-3

Language: English

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Format: 1 online resource (150 pages)

ISBN: 3-030-66300-0

Series Statement: Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering

Content: This open access book introduces design for Sustainable Product-Service Systems (S.PSS) and for Sustainable Distributed Economies (S.DE). These are introduced as technical and operative tools for the development of a new generation of designers, responsible and capable of designing environmentally, socially and economically sustainable solutions, accessible to all. The book provides a comprehensive framework and also practical tools to support the system design for sustainability process. It overviews methodologies, tools and strategies for Sustainable PSS design applied to Distributed Economies (DE) and provides strategies and design guidelines. All of these are highlighted and expanded upon with international case studies.

Note: English

Additional Edition: ISBN 3-030-66299-3

Language: English

UID:

Format: 1 online resource (150 pages)

Edition: 1st ed.

ISBN: 9783030663001

Series Statement: Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering Series

Note: Intro -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Contents -- Product-Service Systems Development for Sustainability. A New Understanding -- 1 The Role of PSS in Addressing Sustainability -- 1.1 The Sustainability Challenge -- 1.2 Sustainable Product-Service System: A Win-Win Opportunity for Sustainability -- 1.3 PSS Types -- 1.4 S.PSS Environmental Benefits -- 1.5 S.PSS Socio-Ethical Benefits -- 1.6 S.PSS Economic and Competitive Benefits -- 2 PSS Design for Sustainability -- 3 S.PSS in Relation to Other Design for Sustainability Approaches -- References -- Distributed Economies -- 1 Reframing the Economy Towards Sustainability -- 2 How Centralization Hinders Sustainability and Resilience -- 3 Distributed Economies (DE) as a Strategy Towards Sustainability -- 4 Practical Implications of DE in Various Fields -- 4.1 Distributed Design (DD) -- 4.2 Distributed Manufacturing -- 4.3 Distributed Energy Generation (DG) -- 4.4 Distributed Water Supply/Management -- 4.5 Distributed Food Production (DF) -- 4.6 Distributed Software Development (DS) -- 4.7 Distributed Production of Knowledge (DK) -- 5 Alternative System Configurations -- 5.1 Stand-Alone Configurations -- 5.2 Network Configurations -- 5.3 Summary and Examples of System Configurations -- 6 Main Drivers and Win-Win Benefits of DE -- 7 Potential Unsustainability of DE -- 8 Understanding DE from Different Contexts -- 8.1 A Brazilian Perspective -- 8.2 A Chinese Perspective -- 8.3 A Finnish Perspective -- 8.4 An Indian Perspective -- 8.5 A Mexican Perspective -- References -- Integrating S.PSS and DE -- 1 Introduction to S.PSS Applied to DE: Sustainable Opportunities -- 2 Case Studies of S.PSS and DE Integration -- 2.1 S.PSS and Distributed Energy Generation (DG) -- 2.2 S.PSS and Distributed Food Production (DF) -- 2.3 S.PSS and Distributed Water Management (DW) , 2.4 S.PSS and Distributed Manufacturing (DM) -- 2.5 S.PSS and Distributed Software (DS) -- 2.6 S.PSS and Distributed Knowledge (DK) -- 2.7 S.PSS and Distributed Design (DD) -- 3 S.PSS Applied to DE: A Scenario -- 4 Barriers and Trade-Offs to Integrating S.PSS and DE -- References -- Designing S.PSS and DE: New Horizons for Design -- 1 General Considerations for Conceptual Integration into the Design Process -- 2 A Reference Model of S.PSS and DE Design -- 2.1 Method and Tools for System Design for Sustainability for All -- 2.2 MSDS: A Modular Method for System Design for Sustainability -- 3 Tools Developed by LeNS -- 3.1 Sustainability Design-Orienting Scenarios (SDOS) on S.PSS and DE -- 3.2 Innovation Diagram for S.PSS and DE -- 3.3 Concept Description Form for S.PSS and DE -- 3.4 System Map for S.PSS and DE -- 3.5 S.PSS and DE Idea Boards (embedded into the SDO toolkit) -- 3.6 Strategic Analysis Toolkit (SAT) for DE for Socio-Economic Ecosystems (SEE) -- 3.7 Distributed Manufacturing (DM) Applied to PSS Design Toolkit -- 3.8 Summary -- References -- S.PSS and DE in Practice -- 1 Introduction: Teaching and Learning Contemporary Design for Sustainability -- 2 Introducing S.PSS and DE into Higher Education in Design -- 2.1 Experiences from Regional Pilot Courses: An Overview -- 2.2 Reflections: Teaching S.PSS and DE Design -- 3 Working with a Regional Industry Cluster in Education in Brazil -- 3.1 The LeNSin Pilot Course Brazil -- 3.2 Reflecting on Industry-Academic Collaborations in Brazil -- 4 Working with a Regional Industry Cluster in Education in India -- 4.1 Case Study Location: Sualkuchi Silk Handloom Industry as a SEE -- 4.2 The Outcomes of the Course -- 5 Country-Wide Teaching Networks on Sustainability: LeNS China -- 5.1 Pilot Courses in China -- 5.2 Having Impact Nation-Wide -- 6 Integrating Experimental Pilots into Long Curricular Courses , 6.1 LeNSin Pilot Courses at UAM Universities -- 6.2 Book Club and Desierto de Los Leones Park Projects -- 6.3 Summary -- 7 Lessons Learned, Challenges and Opportunities -- References

Additional Edition: Print version Vezzoli, Carlo. Designing Sustainability for All Cham : Springer International Publishing AG,c2021 ISBN 9783030662998

Language: English

Keywords: Electronic books

URL: FULL  ((OIS Credentials Required))

UID:

Format: 1 online resource (150 pages)

ISBN: 3-030-66300-0

Series Statement: Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering

Content: This open access book introduces design for Sustainable Product-Service Systems (S.PSS) and for Sustainable Distributed Economies (S.DE). These are introduced as technical and operative tools for the development of a new generation of designers, responsible and capable of designing environmentally, socially and economically sustainable solutions, accessible to all. The book provides a comprehensive framework and also practical tools to support the system design for sustainability process. It overviews methodologies, tools and strategies for Sustainable PSS design applied to Distributed Economies (DE) and provides strategies and design guidelines. All of these are highlighted and expanded upon with international case studies.

Note: English

Additional Edition: ISBN 3-030-66299-3

Language: English