Development of eL-Platfrom by ICT and knowledge acquisition for estimation

Okuhara, Koji; Shibuya, Kazuhiko; Tsuda, Hiroshi; Tsubaki, Hiroe

doi:10.1109/ictke.2012.6408571

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“…Apart from these efforts, researchers have looked at developing tools and methods relevant to VA tools in LCA, including (1) novel glyph-based visual representations for LCA results [155], (2) the addition of interactivity to LCA results visualizations [160], (3) an interface for neighborhood-level visualization of household carbon footprint [161], (4) a visual interface for environmental load estimation and labeling [162], (5) an LCA-based toolbox incorporating data visualizations to aid pollution prevention and waste minimization [163], (6) a visual exploration tool for the QUEST sustainability model [164], and (7) relating LCA results with design using dynamic interfaces [42]. …”

Section: Va Tools For Sust Lifecycle Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Visual Analytics Tools for Sustainable Lifecycle Design: Current Status, Challenges, and Future Opportunities

Ramanujan

Bernstein

Chandrasegaran

et al. 2017

Journal of Mechanical Design

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The rapid rise in technologies for data collection has created an unmatched opportunity to advance the use of data-rich tools for lifecycle decision-making. However, the usefulness of these technologies is limited by the ability to translate lifecycle data into actionable insights for human decision-makers. This is especially true in the case of sustainable lifecycle design (SLD), as the assessment of environmental impacts, and the feasibility of making corresponding design changes, often relies on human expertise and intuition. Supporting human sense-making in SLD requires the use of both data-driven and user-driven methods while exploring lifecycle data. A promising approach for combining the two is through the use of visual analytics (VA) tools. Such tools can leverage the ability of computer-based tools to gather, process, and summarize data along with the ability of human-experts to guide analyses through domain knowledge or data-driven insight. In this paper, we review previous research that has created VA tools in SLD. We also highlight existing challenges and future opportunities for such tools in different lifecycle stages—design, manufacturing, distribution & supply chain, use-phase, end-of-life, as well as life cycle assessment. Our review shows that while the number of VA tools in SLD is relatively small, researchers are increasingly focusing on the subject matter. Our review also suggests that VA tools can address existing challenges in SLD and that significant future opportunities exist.

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Section: Va Tools For Sust Lifecycle Designmentioning

confidence: 99%