• Investigating the Thermal Comfort and Well-Being of Differently Abled War Veterans’ Housing in Sri Lanka 

  Kudasinghe, KSKNJ; Premarathne, KDHJ; Nawarathne, NMRAT (2022-09)

  Wellbeing in the indoor built environment has become a crucial research topic in relation to thermal comfort which helps to improve sustainable built environments. Thus, thermal comfort requirements for humans ...
• Investigating the Potential of Utilizing Simulation Studies to Identify UHI Mitigatory Strategies in Proposed Cities 

  Gunawardhana, IUK; Rupasinghe, HT (2022-09)

  Rapid development of urban areas catalysed the movement of people from rural areas to urban areas. This led to the demand for more dwelling places. Urbanisation and industrialisation caused the replacement ...
• Contribution of Green Buildings towards Achieving Sustainability: A Perspective of Leed-Certified Buildings in Sri Lanka 

  Weerasinghe, AS; Ramachandra, T; Madushika, UGD (2022-09)

  Recently, the focus on green buildings has come to the forefront in many countries. However, in the context of Sri Lanka, the number of green-certified buildings seems to be still at a minimal level and the focus is ...
• Sustainable Tourism in Hikkaduwa; Evaluations of Sustainability Parameters and Design Recommendations 

  Silva, THSPL; Warakagoda, DM; Ariyarathne, KGKS; Mendis, T; Lakmali, RGN (2022-09)

  This research intends to identify the factors that influence the tourism industry of the Hikkaduwa coastal area and to give an overall architectural guideline to implement sustainable tourism. At present, ...
• Foreign Funded Construction Projects in Sri Lanka: Review Challenges on Technology Transfer with Local Stakeholders 

  Amaratunga, AARK; Malintha, KPH; Amaratunga, AASP (2022-09)

  Technology is an integral part of the construction industry and a dominant factor related to cost. Most of the modern materials, plant, equipment and services are innovated by developed countries and their ...
• Analyzing Factors Affecting the Delay in Building Construction Projects in Sri Lanka through the Interaction of the Project Team 

  Muthumalki, GAT; Jayasooriya, SD; Kawmadi, WN; Lakmal, AH (2022-09)

  Constructions undergo unfavourable situations related to their cost overruns due to the delays and exposure to risks because of inappropriate identification and minimising of the factors. To fulfill this ...
• Challenges Allied to the Effectiveness of the Environmental Impact Assessment in the Construction Industry of Sri Lanka 

  Edirisinghe, PMKSB; Kathriarachchi, TC (2022-09)

  ‘Environmental Impact Assessment’ is a structured programme for evaluating and inspecting environmental factors, in order to support and aid the decision-making or the planning stage of a development process. Basical ...
• The Impact of Cost Overrun Factors on the Project Performance in the Construction Industry of Sri Lanka 

  Wijesinghe, LADCN; Jayasooriya, SD (2022-09)

  The construction sector is an extremely vital business for the economic growth of the nation. However, this sector has been suffering significant issues by the inability to finish projects within an allowed cost and ...
• The Effectiveness of Health & Safety Training and Its Impact on Construction Workers’ Attitudes in Sri Lanka 

  Shamindi, PM; Vithana, NDI (2022-09)

  Construction accidents happen due to defects in site environment or else defects in health and safety system. In the recent years, Sri Lankan construction industry experienced a considerable number of ...
• Shoreline Change Detection Based on the Monsoon Seasonality by Means of ‘Coastsat’ Toolkit 

  Bhagya, KAL; Gunasinghe, GP; Dinusha, KA (2022-09)

  The sand accretion/erosion process is mainly responsible for the shoreline position changes in coastal zones. Understanding sand accretion/erosion response due to monsoon seasonality and anthropogenic effects i ...
• Spatial Analysis Approach for Identification of Urban Sprawl Pattern: A Case Study of Matara DS Division 

  Manathunga, DR; Munasinghe, DS (2022-09)

  In this study, the urban sprawl of Matara DS Division was analysed from 1990 to 2020. Landsat satellite imageries were used in this study to extract the built-up area. Shannon’s Entropy method and Fractal Dimension ...
• Mapping the Pattern of Distribution of Threatened Marine Species from the X-Press Pearl Ship Explosion Using GIS Techniques 

  Sandamali, KUJ; Wijesooriya, MA; Alahakoon, AI; Chinthaka, GAS (2022-09)

  Over 90% of global trade is done by shipping, and thus, the marine sector supports the transportation of a variety of critical items while balancing the global economy and keeping countries united in such a complex g ...
• Feasibility Analysis of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Survey for Outer Boundary Surveys 

  Athukorala, AMP; Adikaram, WMIU; Bandulasoma, HHKT; Perera, OJ; Wijewardhane, SR; Manuranga, KP (2022-09)

  Cadastral surveying is the intellectual and technical process by which the boundaries of each of the land parcels within a given area are defined in a consistent manner. The main problems of the Sri Lankan ...
• An Assessment of RTK and PPK Solutions in a CORS Network 

  Lewis, SN; Fernando, PBA; Gunathilaka, MDEK; Perera, AND (2022-09)

  Recently, Sri Lanka has developed a greater interest in surveying applications based on Continuously Operating Reference Station (CORS) technology. CORS Real Time Kinematic (RTK) can perform well through a good ...
• Optimum Site Selection for Fire Brigade in Ella, Sri Lanka by Utilizing GIS 

  Amarasekara, LSNS; Sandamali, J; Chathuranga, M (2022-09)

  As an island nation, Sri Lanka faces different disasters while the forestfire disasters are dominant in the highlands of the country. In the Ella neighbourhood, forestfires occur every year near the end of the dry se ...
• A Case Study on Detecting and Mapping Individual Coconut Trees Using YOLOV3 in Conjunction with UAV Remote Sensing for Smart Plantation Management 

  Karunarathna, RMDM; Liyanage, KLPI (2022-09)

  Location and number data of individual coconut trees are important for surveying of planting areas, predicting coconut yield, and managing and planning coconut plantations. This data is usuallyobtained ...
• Spatial Pattern of Urban Expansion and Green Spaces: A Case Study of Tangalle Area, Sri Lanka 

  Rupathunga, PAMT; Wickramathilaka, NV; Hansamal, PAT (2022-09)

  Urbanisation responds to urban expansion and changes in green spaces. Moreover, urban expansion has a significant impact on urban management. Urban forests (Green Spaces) provide benefits of the natural ...
• Implementing 6R Principles of the Circular Economy Concept in Sri Lankan Construction Industry 

  Fernando, WMKH; Rupasinghe, AR; Jayasuriya, DMS (2022-09)

  This study is focused on implementing 6R principles of the circular economy concept in Sri Lankan construction industry and provides a criteria that can be applied to uplift the adaptation ...
• Challenges Encountered in Teaching English in Rural Sri Lankan Secondary Schools: A Case Study of Bandaranayake Secondary School in Kiriibbanwewa, Moneragala District 

  Post, C; Wickramasinghe, PDDD (2022-09)

  English language competency is a necessary skill in Sri Lanka. With this in mind, successive governments have implemented various approaches to strengthen English Language Education in the rural outskirts of ...
• Existing Sustainable Features in Sri Lankan Road Construction 

  Hasanthika, MGK; Disaratna, V; Victar, HC (2022-09)

  One of the world's greatest natural resource exploiters relies on the building and materials sectors for physical and biological support. The concept of sustainable development has been around for more th ...

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