Session TU.1.E || Digital Technologies for a Circular Economy Authors Rusch, Magdalena; Schöggl, Josef Peter; Baumgartner, Rupert J. Abstract Sustainability and digitalization are two major driving forces and megatrends of today's markets and impose major transitions in various areas. Major changes are urgently needed as the footprint of humankind on the ecosystem has now become [...]
Session TU.1.E || Digital Technologies for a Circular Economy Authors Schiffleitner, Andreas; Prox, Martina; Wahl, Anne Abstract Interest in carbon footprints of products has grown considerably by industry in the past few years. Pure efficiency measures are no longer sufficient for large companies to mitigate climate change risks and achieve their sustainability goals. A deeper [...]
Authors Medel Jimenez, Francisco Abstract Optical crop sensors can help to mitigate environmental impacts caused by crop cultivation. These sensors allow farmers to vary the rate of nitrogen application based on crop requirements. Nevertheless, the use of these sensors may carry additional environmental burdens due to their manufacturing and use together with the direct effects [...]
Authors Braun, Anja-Tatjana; Steinbiß, Kristina Abstract Digital ecosystems transcend the traditional, rigorously defined, collaborative environments from centralised, distributed or hybrid models into an open, flexible, demand-driven and interactive environment. A digital ecosystem is a new-networked architecture and collaborative environment that addresses the weakness of existing network relationships. Previous considerations of digital ecosystems are usually limited [...]
Session TU.3.E || Circular Economy and Circular Society in LCM Authors Souza, Amanda; Viñas, Rafael Abstract Brazil is the fourth largest producer of waste in the world. On average, only 20% of all cities offer separated collection of recyclable waste. More than 500.000 collectors of rubbish try to make a living by separating recyclable materials [...]
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