Authors Quell, Antonia; Scholz, Richard; Forin, Silvia Abstract Data collection for upstream materials and processes is often the most time-intensive task when performing company-wide sustainability analyses. It is therefore helpful for practitioners to build upon databases that are already in place at the company level and source inventory data through a virtual interface. Our newly [...]
Session WE.2.E || Mobilizing LCA Resources Through Digital Collaboration Authors Ristic, Dusan; Jäger, Henry; Smetana, Sergiy; Heinz, Volker Abstract Online experiment “The Ultimate Cheeseburger” took place in spring 2021. The experiment aimed to measure the average time necessary to cook different kinds of burgers in the same way, which is understood to reflect the amount [...]
Session WE.2.E || Mobilizing LCA Resources Through Digital Collaboration Authors Otte, Nikolaj; Tolls, Johannes; Christine, Schneider; Klemmer, Anna; Kremer, Joachim Abstract Corporations are held increasingly responsible for their environmental impacts (e.g. through the Science Based Target initiative) and their customers request an increased transparency. LCA is becoming a standard assessment technique and may be a [...]
Authors Süße, Marian; Münnich, Marc; Stange, Maximilian; Roth, Lukas; Ihlenfeldt, Steffen Abstract Manufacturing enterprises are increasingly confronted with multidimensional requirements at the intersection of digitization and the environmental impacts of production. Current technological developments comprise large potentials for increased efficiency and new business models but at the same time organizations ought to prepare their processes [...]
Authors Kalfountzos, Vasilis; Pasanen, Panu Abstract This paper presents an integrated approach for implementing parametric life-cycle assessment in a project’s early phases, coupled with multi-objective design optimization, considering material cost and embodied carbon emissions. Life-cycle assessments are typically conducted at later stages in the design process, effectively limiting the range of optimization techniques available to [...]
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