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Input/Output analysis - Shortcuts to life cycle data?
Workshop on
Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and Input/Output-Analysis (I/O-A)
Friday, 29th september 2000, Copenhagen
Location: Copenhagen University Main Building, Frue Plads.
Introduction
| 9.00 |
Introduction to I/O-analyses (Anne Merete Nielsen) |
| 9.15 |
Introduction to use of LCA (Marianne Wesnæs) |
Danish experiences
| 9.30 |
Physical Input-Output Tables and National Accounting Matrices and
Environmental Accounts (NAMEAs) for Denmark (Ole Gravgård Pedersen, Statistics Denmark) |
| 10.00 |
Applications of Input-Output Models for LCA: Some experiences from the
energy area (Jesper Munksgaard, AKF) |
International experiences
| 10.45 |
Uncertainty analysis for input-output-based vs. process-based life-cycle
inventories (Manfred Lenzen, Department of Applied Physics, University of Sydney,
Australia) |
| 11.15 |
State-of-the-art of hybrid methods and international projects (Sangwon
Suh, Centre for Environmental Science, Leiden University, The Netherlands) |
| 11.45 |
Lunch |
| 13.00 |
Non-energy related emissions in I/O-A and additional sources of error and
uncertainty (Greg Norris, Harvard University and University of New Hampshire, USA) |
| 13.30 |
Example: The statistical basis for integration of working environment in
LCA (Anders Schmidt, dk-TEKNIK) |
Discussion:
| 14.00 |
What role should I/O-A play in relation to LCA, for e.g. validation,
filling data gaps, limiting errors, or as an actual LCA-tool (hybrid method)? Advantages
and disadvantages of increased use of I/O-A and I/O-data in LCA market based LCA and
I/O-A. Possibilities for more economic modelling and forecasting?
Need for new initiatives to make I/O-A useful for LCA? |
| 16.30 |
End of workshop |
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