Authors Tjäder, Maria; Hollberg, Alexander; Ingelhag, Gerda; Wallbaum, Holger Abstract Background In the early stages of a building project, there is low quantity and quality of data regarding building materials while the ability to influence the environmental performance is high. Easy ways of assessing environmental impact in these stages can make a big difference and [...]
Session TU.3.A || Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Life Cycle Assessment Authors Anderson, Jane; Rønning, Anne Abstract EPD provide standardised environmental information about the impact of making, using and disposing of products. Over 40,000 EPD for construction products are now available, and many provide the “cradle to gate” data digitally for use in Building LCA [...]
Session TU.3.B || Life Cycle Data Supporting Supply Chain Management Authors Jattke, Marleen; Itten, René; Stucki, Matthias; Ortiz, Carlos; Kanyange, Nadine Abstract The coffee supply chain is a complex system with many variable parameters that make it difficult to track the sustainability of the coffee produced. New approaches are needed to support sustainable supply chain [...]
Session TU.3.B || Life Cycle Data Supporting Supply Chain Management Authors Carlsson, Raul; Lindahl, Lars-Åke; Lindblom, Erik; Rissanen, Erik; Dahllöf, Lisbeth; Wohlén, Mattias; Wanemark, Joel Abstract A life cycle-based certification scheme has been developed for stepwise certification of footprint data to be communicated by blockchain through metal value chains. The need for metals and minerals [...]
Session TU.3.B || Life Cycle Data Supporting Supply Chain Management Authors Hagedorn, Tabea; Plociennik, Christiane; Schebek, Liselotte; Vogelgesang, Malte; Pourjafarian, Monireh; Rickert, Julian; Ciroth, Andreas; Benner, Wladislaw Abstract Overexploitation of planetary resources has detrimental effects on the environment and human health. Policies like the Green Deal of the European Commission try to address this by [...]
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