A Global Database on Whole Life Carbon, Energy and Material Intensity of Buildings(CarbEnMats-Buildings)

Röck Martin, None Sørensen
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Freja Nygaard, None Birgisdottir Harpa, None Frischknecht Rolf, None Lützkendorf Thomas, None Endrit Hoxha, None Habert Guillaume, None Satola Daniel, None Truger Barbara, None Tozan Buket, None Kuittinen Matti, Alaux Nicolas, None Allacker Karen, None Passer Alexander Research Square (Research Square) true Abstract Globally, interest in understanding the life cycle related greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of buildings is increasing. Robust data is required for benchmarking and analysis of parameters driving resource use and whole life carbon (WLC) emissions. However, open datasets combining information on energy and material use as well as whole life carbon emissions remain largely unavailable – until now. We present a global database on whole life carbon, energy use, and material intensity of buildings. It contains data on more than 1,200 building case studies and includes over 300 attributes addressing context and site, building design, assessment methods, energy and material use, as well as WLC emissions across different life cycle stages. The data was collected through various meta-studies, using a dedicated data collection template (DCT) and processing scripts (Python Jupyter Notebooks), all of which are shared alongside this data descriptor. This dataset is valuable for industrial ecology and sustainable construction research and will help inform decision-making in the building industry as well as the climate policy context.
全球建筑全寿命碳、能源和材料强度数据库(CarbEnMats-Buildings)
Freja Nygaard, BirgisdottirHarpa, FrischknechtRolf, l tzkendorfthomas, EndritHoxha, HabertGuillaume, satoladiel, TrugerBarbara, TozanBuket, KuittinenMatti, Alaux Nicolas, AllackerKaren, PasserAlexanderResearch Square[摘要]在全球范围内,人们对了解与建筑生命周期相关的温室气体(GHG)排放的兴趣正在增加。对驱动资源利用和全生命周期碳排放的参数进行基准测试和分析需要可靠的数据。然而,迄今为止,结合能源和材料使用信息以及整个生命周期碳排放的开放数据集在很大程度上仍然不可用。我们提供了一个关于建筑的全生命周期碳、能源使用和材料强度的全球数据库。它包含1200多个建筑案例研究的数据,包括300多个属性,涉及环境和场地、建筑设计、评估方法、能源和材料使用,以及不同生命周期阶段的WLC排放。数据是通过各种元研究收集的,使用专用的数据收集模板(DCT)和处理脚本(Python Jupyter Notebooks),所有这些都与这个数据描述符一起共享。该数据集对工业生态学和可持续建筑研究很有价值,将有助于为建筑行业和气候政策背景下的决策提供信息。
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