Issara Sereewatthanawut
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About
Issara Sereewatthanawut is a researcher at the forefront of sustainable construction and environmental systems engineering. Their work centers on integrating advanced computational modeling with waste management, specifically targeting the environmental impacts of building materials throughout the demolition process. A key contribution is the novel fusion of System Dynamics (SD) modeling with Machine Learning algorithms, such as Random Forest, to analyze and predict the complex environmental footprints of construction and demolition (C&D) waste. This approach has yielded critical insights, including the finding that transportation processes account for 30% of total energy use and CO₂eq emissions in waste management. With their most cited works—published in 2025—already accumulating 7 and 6 citations respectively, Sereewatthanawut’s research is rapidly gaining recognition for providing actionable, data-driven strategies to mitigate climate change impacts from the construction sector. Their work offers a vital blueprint for transforming demolition from a major source of environmental degradation into a more sustainable, analytically-informed process.
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