Discussion related to the Brightcon conference. General discussion: https://gitter.im/brightway-lca/community.
Thanks to @michaelweinold for the idea and setting it up!
The first session this morning Wednesday Sept 28 2022, makes reference to the AWESOME premise
https://github.com/polca/premise
https://github.com/polca/premise
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Hi there, has anyone worked on LCAs for one of these topics or similar? Please hit me up for exchange: 1) Heavy Duty Diesel Replacement Decarbonisation: with methanol reformation to hydrogen and hight temperature PEM Fuel Cells (i.e. for electricity on ships, trucks, off-road vehicles) 2) Electricity Grid Switchgear decarbonisation: SF6-free switchgear especially medium voltage (i.e. in transformer stations and wind mills) 3) EV Charging: Fast-Charging infrastructure for EVs - localised and taking electricity mix int account 4) Decarbonising buildings: utilising AI for plugging into building management systems, smart meters, chillers, pumps, etc and reduce energy consumption with AI prediction and (thermal/electric) load management 5) Decarbonising Semiconductors: Advanced energy efficient low temperature Epitaxy versus metal organic chemical vapor deposition 6) Decarbonising Electronics: Advanced manufacturing of III-V compound / wide bandgap semiconductors (SiC, GaN, InGaN, ) 8) Advanced Efficient Solar: Triple junction solar sells such as Silicon + Perovskite and similar (GaInP–GaInAsP-Si or SrLaAlO4) 9) Advanced Efficient Batteries: Solid State Batteries (with La) 10) Decarbonising/efficiency in computing: Efficient AI co-processors for more energy efficient inference. 11) Decarbonising the Electricity Grid: Low-Voltage control and switching in the electricity grid
@romainsacchi kindly agreed to share his presentation with all of us 📄
Wonder why those others aren't there...
Hmmmm.....
@cmutel has also agreed to share the presentation originally prepared by https://www.linkedin.com/in/aleksandra-kim/ during her PhD 📄
Surveys: https://teaching.brightcon.link for the classes part of Brightcon
And https://survey.brightcon.link for the conference
Dear all, I just wanted to say that I/we are very happy to receive the award for the Activity Browser. I would have very much liked to be at brightcon this year, but it was impossible due to teaching. I would like to emphasise that the AB is a collaborative effort - so congrats and thanks to all of those who have contributed to it over the last years and thanks so much to Chris and the entire brightway community for building these amazing tools as that is the basis the AB stands on!
enjoy brightcon! :-)
Thank you Bernhard for these words
Congrats to To Roman Sacchi
for his increadible contribution to Open Sustainability with premise and many other contributions!
for his increadible contribution to Open Sustainability with premise and many other contributions!
Congrats To Benjamin Portner
for his contribution to Brightway - in github, during conferences, in his work, in helping others,...!
for his contribution to Brightway - in github, during conferences, in his work, in helping others,...!
Its 08:00! Where are all the hackers? 🤔🧐🤨
Here's the way to win it:
a) tweet @brightcon_media a picture of your minifigure / bricks creation during the hackathon to participate in the raflle.
b) we'll randomly pick your name from a physical bowl, located in the room, with your names :)
a) tweet @brightcon_media a picture of your minifigure / bricks creation during the hackathon to participate in the raflle.
b) we'll randomly pick your name from a physical bowl, located in the room, with your names :)
Hi @Haitham-ghaida , for Windows you just download the zip folder from https://www.openlca.org/download/, open the zip, and then run the .EXE file, no need to install anything else. There are other tabs for the other OS with instructions as well. It's semi intuitive to use, and in differences to brightway you first have to define all "system units" and "units" before being able to define anything else; then all flows incluiding the product themselves of process need to be defined.
@SanderNielen First check the project you work with if they have a data management plan. Ensure that there is an agreement on the requirements with respect to open access and licenses in general. And then general data repositories such as zenodo, figshare, mendeley provide doi's long term hosting and licensing etc.