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| Title | Type | Author(s) | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Designing a material bank to facilitate a circular construction industry | Report | Poutiainen et al. Senja Poutiainen, Nicholas Willoughby, Bas Otten | 2020 |
Layers
This layer is about providing context around the city: placement in the region, geodata, spatial boundaries, population numbers over several years, GDP, economic activities, etc.
Data and information to obtain:
- 1.1. City boundaries
- 1.2. Economic activity - descriptions
- 1.3. Economic activity - figures
- 1.4. Population
- 1.5. Policy documents
- 1.6. Actors
This layer looks at the biophysical properties of the city, including soil, land, ecosystems, climatological characteristics, geology, and more.
Data and information to obtain:
- 2.1. Soil type and composition
- 2.2. Trees
- 2.3. Biodiversity
- 2.4. Bodies of water
- 2.5. Average temperatures
- 2.6. Rainfall
- 2.7. Mineral deposits
This layer looks at the physical infrastructure that is present in the city. From roads and transportation infrastructure to gas mains, and from bread mills to petrol stations.
Data and information to obtain:
- 3.00. Land Use
- 3.01. Agriculture
- 3.02. Construction
- 3.03. Electricity generation
- 3.04. Electricity transmission and distribution
- 3.05. Energy storage
- 3.06. Fossil fuel production and distribution
- 3.07. Fishing
- 3.08. Food service
- 3.09. Forestry
- 3.10. Hotels and lodging
- 3.11. Manufacturing: food products
- 3.12. Manufacturing: beverages
- 3.13. Manufacturing: textiles and clothing
- 3.14. Manufacturing: paper
- 3.15. Manufacturing: petroleum products
- 3.16. Manufacturing: chemical products
- 3.17. Manufacturing: plastic products
- 3.18. Manufacturing: wood
- 3.19. Manufacturing: basic metals
- 3.20. Manufacturing: rubber products
- 3.21. Manufacturing: electronics
- 3.22. Manufacturing: machinery, equipment, and other metal products
- 3.23. Manufacturing: non-metallic mineral products
- 3.24. Manufacturing: furniture
- 3.25. Manufacturing: vehicles
- 3.26. Mining
- 3.27. Transport
- 3.28. Storage
- 3.29. Retail and wholesale
- 3.30. Waste
- 3.31. Water and sanitation
This layer is all about extraction flows, consumption flows, emissions to nature, composition and addition to (artificial) stocks (e.g. Building stocks).
Data and information to obtain:
- 4.01. Extraction: Fishing
- 4.02. Extraction: Agriculture
- 4.03. Extraction: Forestry
- 4.04. Extraction: Mining
- 4.05. Production Flows: Manufacturing
- 4.06. Flows: Consumption
- 4.07. Household budget surveys
- 4.08. Stocks: Buildings
- 4.09. Stocks: Infrastructure
- 4.10. Stocks: Vehicles
- 4.11. Stocks: Livestock
- 4.12. Flows: Energy
- 4.13. Flows: Water
- 4.14. Flows: Imports and exports
- 4.15. Emission to air
- 4.16. Emissions to water
- 4.17. Dissipative use of products
- 4.18. Waste flows
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