Staff Profile

Dr. Tsang Kin Wai Ernest 曾建偉博士

BEng(Hons) CityU, PhD CityU
MHKIE, R.P.E.(BSS)

Assistant Professor
School of Science and Technology

Biography

Dr. Tsang worked as an engineer in private sector before take up his lectureship. He is currently an Assistant Professor in the School of Science and Technology at the Hong Kong Metropolitan University.

Teaching Areas & Research Interests

Building Services Engineering
Daylighting & Solar radiation
Building & Urban Energy Modeling
Green and Wellness Buildings

Academic & Professional Experience

2019 - Present	Assistant Professor	Hong Kong Metropolitan University
2016 - 2019	Teaching Fellow	The Technological and Higher Education Institution of Hong Kong
2010 - 2015	Sustainablility Specialist	WSP \| Parsons Brinckerhoff
2008 -2009	Teaching Assistant	The City University of Hong Kong
2002 - 2005	Graduate Engineer	Meinhardt (M&E) Limited

Selected Publications

Journal Articles

Aghimien, E. I., Li, D. H. W., Chen, W., & Tsang, E. K. W. (2021). Daylight luminous efficacy: An overview. Solar Energy, 228, 706–724. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.solener.2021.05.018
Aghimien, E. I., Li, D. H. W., & Tsang, E. K.-W. (2021). Bioclimatic architecture and its energy-saving potentials: A review and future directions. Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management, ahead-of-print(ahead-of-print). https://doi.org/10.1108/ECAM-11-2020-0928
Tsang EKW, Kocifaj M, Li DHW, Kundracik F, Mohelníková J (2018). Straight light pipes' daylighting: A case study for different climatic zones. Solar Energy; 170:56-63.
Lou, SW, Tsang EKW, Li DHW, Lee EWM, Lam JC (2017). Towards zero energy school building designs in Hong Kong. Energy Procedia; 105: 182-187.
Li DHW, Li C, Lou SW, Tsang EKW, Lam JC (2015). Analysis of vertical sky components under various CIE standard general skies. Indoor and Built Environment; 25(4): 703-711.
Li DHW, Tsang EKW, Edmonds IR (2011). Performance of Light Redirection Systems in Model Buildings Under Typical Sky and Building Obstruction Conditions Encountered in Hong Kong. Indoor and Built Environment;12(6): 638-648

Selected Professional & Community Services

Observer, Building Services Division, the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers

Further Information

Link to Google Scholar page

Modified Date: 05 Sep, 2024
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