Jouni Pykäläinen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4424531 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jouni Pykäläinen |
| NOMBRES | Jouni |
| APELLIDO | Pykäläinen |
| FIRMA | PYKÄLÄINEN J |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Eastern Finland |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2001 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Urban morphology-energy consumption nexus
The construction sector, particularly buildings, significantly contributes to global energy consumption and carbon emissions. Despite efforts to mitigate environmental impacts, the sector remains poorly prepared for climate change and external shocks. This study proposes a spatial modeling-based framework to assess cities’ energy vulnerability, focusing on building- and neighborhood-scale interventions for climate-resilient construction. Methodol…
Policy integration and coherence of EU and Finnish forest policy
Research approaches to sustainable forest-based value creation
Sustainability transitions challenge traditional forest-based sector and the way it operates. So far, the traditional forest-based sector has been considered path-dependent which could hamper its ability to renew. The sustainability of the sector is increasingly contested in science and public discussions despite the efforts to sustainability reporting and certifications. Hence, there is a need for sustainable business models and value creation w…
Pulp addiction? Perspectives of local regime actors on the development of the growing pulp industry in Uruguay
The pulp and paper industry is one of the largest industries in the world. The main actors are a few multi-national enterprises operating in global markets. The industry is increasingly moving its production to the Global South, which alters global pulp value chains and the national socio-technical regimes of those countries. Additionally, the sustainability paradigm and transition to bioeconomy are challenging the pulp and paper industry of toda…
How to identify and interpret weak signals of change in the forest bioeconomy
Weak signals, the first signs of a potentially emerging issue that could disrupt current trends and megatrends, are hidden among disconnected pieces of information. Analyzing weak signals can help decision makers generate preparedness and a rapid-response capacity for possible systemic changes in the forest bioeconomy, where weak signals have not been studied extensively. This exploratory study sought to understand how to identify and interpret w…
Exploring the views of forest industry companies on the long-term forestry development in Russia
Integrating intangible resources enables creating new types of forest services - developing forest leasing value network in Finland
Achievable or unbelievable? Expert perceptions of the European Union targets for emissions, renewables, and efficiency
Mesta
Voting methods in strategic forest planning — Experiences from Metsähallitus
Applying cognitive mapping approach to explore the objective–structure of forest owners in a Northern Finnish case area
Predicting timber harvests from private forests—a utility maximisation approach
Alternative priority models for forest planning on the landscape level involving multiple ownership
Mesta
Voting methods in strategic forest planning — Experiences from Metsähallitus
Applying cognitive mapping approach to explore the objective–structure of forest owners in a Northern Finnish case area
Alternative priority models for forest planning on the landscape level involving multiple ownership
Integrating intangible resources enables creating new types of forest services - developing forest leasing value network in Finland
Achievable or unbelievable? Expert perceptions of the European Union targets for emissions, renewables, and efficiency
Policy integration and coherence of EU and Finnish forest policy
How to identify and interpret weak signals of change in the forest bioeconomy
Weak signals, the first signs of a potentially emerging issue that could disrupt current trends and megatrends, are hidden among disconnected pieces of information. Analyzing weak signals can help decision makers generate preparedness and a rapid-response capacity for possible systemic changes in the forest bioeconomy, where weak signals have not been studied extensively. This exploratory study sought to understand how to identify and interpret w…
Alternative priority models for forest planning on the landscape level involving multiple ownership
Predicting timber harvests from private forests—a utility maximisation approach
Applying cognitive mapping approach to explore the objective–structure of forest owners in a Northern Finnish case area
Voting methods in strategic forest planning — Experiences from Metsähallitus
Mesta
Achievable or unbelievable? Expert perceptions of the European Union targets for emissions, renewables, and efficiency
Integrating intangible resources enables creating new types of forest services - developing forest leasing value network in Finland
Exploring the views of forest industry companies on the long-term forestry development in Russia
How to identify and interpret weak signals of change in the forest bioeconomy
Weak signals, the first signs of a potentially emerging issue that could disrupt current trends and megatrends, are hidden among disconnected pieces of information. Analyzing weak signals can help decision makers generate preparedness and a rapid-response capacity for possible systemic changes in the forest bioeconomy, where weak signals have not been studied extensively. This exploratory study sought to understand how to identify and interpret w…
Research approaches to sustainable forest-based value creation
Sustainability transitions challenge traditional forest-based sector and the way it operates. So far, the traditional forest-based sector has been considered path-dependent which could hamper its ability to renew. The sustainability of the sector is increasingly contested in science and public discussions despite the efforts to sustainability reporting and certifications. Hence, there is a need for sustainable business models and value creation w…
Pulp addiction? Perspectives of local regime actors on the development of the growing pulp industry in Uruguay
The pulp and paper industry is one of the largest industries in the world. The main actors are a few multi-national enterprises operating in global markets. The industry is increasingly moving its production to the Global South, which alters global pulp value chains and the national socio-technical regimes of those countries. Additionally, the sustainability paradigm and transition to bioeconomy are challenging the pulp and paper industry of toda…
Urban morphology-energy consumption nexus
The construction sector, particularly buildings, significantly contributes to global energy consumption and carbon emissions. Despite efforts to mitigate environmental impacts, the sector remains poorly prepared for climate change and external shocks. This study proposes a spatial modeling-based framework to assess cities’ energy vulnerability, focusing on building- and neighborhood-scale interventions for climate-resilient construction. Methodol…
Policy integration and coherence of EU and Finnish forest policy
Business (10 obras) · Economics (8 obras) · Forest Management and Policy (8 obras) · Computer Science (7 obras) · Environmental resource management (5 obras) · Knowledge management (5 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Bioeconomy and Sustainability Development (4 obras) · Forest management (4 obras) · Geography (4 obras)