Carbon Track and Trace – CTT (A brief overview)
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The document provides an overview of carbon track and trace (CTT) aimed at improving the tracking of greenhouse gas emissions. It outlines a structured approach that includes workflow analysis, data discovery, and requirements definition to implement the GPC standard effectively. The project is in its second phase, focusing on hardware solutions and business models.
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Carbon Track and Trace – CTT (A brief overview)
- 1. Carbon Track and Trace – CTT A brief overview http://www.ntnu.edu/smartcities
- 2. What is the basic problem? GHG emissions are not easy to track [GPC Standard]
- 3. Approach: Set up repeatable processes • Gap Analysis – What can be improved to implement the standard? • Workflow Process – How is the current workflow, where does data come from? • Requirements Definition – How can this be structured and put into a repeatable, automated process?
- 4. Project Overview Data Discovery Data Retrieval Data Cleaning Data Integration GPC Calculation Workflow Analysis Requirements Gap Analysis Workflow System
- 5. How will CTT help?
- 6. Phase II: Hardware and Business Models 6
- 8. Contact Dirk Ahlers, Patrick Driscoll http://carbontrackandtrace.com/