1. Date of download: 11/11/2017
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From: Energy Footprint of Urban Services Within Building Infrastructure
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Figure Legend:
Global per capita and total energy consumption (based on 2012 data from the CIA World Factbook). The black line (associated with the vertical axis on the left) shows the distribution of per capita energy use by country populations (ranked by energy use). The red curve (with the corresponding vertical axis on the right) is the cumulative energy use. The dotted green line (scenario 1) shows the cumulative energy use if the per capita energy use was more equitable at 2240 W capita−1 (which would require an unlikely 70−90 % energy use reduction in the developed world). The solid green line (scenario 2) shows the increase in total energy consumption if nations at the global average in energy consumption continue their current energy use and nations under the global average catch up to the current the 2240 W capita−1 level. The dotted and solid blue lines (scenarios 3 and 4, respectively) show the results for a doubled energy use allowance (4480 W capita−1).

2. Date of download: 11/11/2017
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From: Energy Footprint of Urban Services Within Building Infrastructure
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Figure Legend:
Example of PLUTO™ tax lot and census tracts from the U.S. Census Bureau

3. Date of download: 11/11/2017
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From: Energy Footprint of Urban Services Within Building Infrastructure
J. Sol. Energy Eng. 2016;139(1): doi: /
Figure Legend:
Percentage of the population as a function of the elevation of their residence. The red curve shows the percentage of people by elevation above ground. The green curve shows the percentages of people by ground elevation. The blue curve is the percentages of people by roof elevation. The yellow curve is the percentage of people by real elevation (the sum of ground and within building elevation). The cyan curve is the adjusted elevation that accounts for hydraulic head loss for delivering water.

4. Date of download: 11/11/2017
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From: Energy Footprint of Urban Services Within Building Infrastructure
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Figure Legend:
Residential area per person by census tracts