2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2004.09.002
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A combined tool for environmental scientists and decision makers: ternary diagrams and emergy accounting

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“…When ESI < 1, the corresponding product or process is not sustainable in the long term, when 1 < ESI < 5, the corresponding product or process has a sustainable contribution to the economy for medium periods and the product or process with ESI > 5 can be recognized as sustainable in the long term [6].…”
Section: Emergy Theory and Emergy Indicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When ESI < 1, the corresponding product or process is not sustainable in the long term, when 1 < ESI < 5, the corresponding product or process has a sustainable contribution to the economy for medium periods and the product or process with ESI > 5 can be recognized as sustainable in the long term [6].…”
Section: Emergy Theory and Emergy Indicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, these flows are combined for the calculation of total emergy "U" and emergy indices (Fig. 3), which help to draw conclusions about system's performance -at this point, the ternary diagram as proposed by Giannetti et al (2006) and later described in detail by Almeida et al (2007) could be helpful for a graphical interpretation of the assessed systems.…”
Section: Environmental Performance Biophysical Indicators At the Globmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The concept of ternary diagrams was proposed by Gibbs and Roozeboom for the analysis of mixed components and introduced into emergy synthesis by Giannetti et al [13]. The representation of emergy values on the ternary diagram allows prompt visualization of the results and facilitates comparison among provinces in PPRD.…”
Section: Emergetic Ternary Diagramsmentioning
confidence: 99%