advanced lca – 12-716 lecture 4. admin issues group projects or take-home final? your choice...
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Purchaser - Producer Prices Take 2TRANSCRIPT
Advanced LCA – 12-716
Lecture 4
Admin Issues• Group Projects or Take-Home Final?
Your choice (individual choice)• EIO-LCA MATLAB version - some slight
improvements coming.• Collaboration on EIO-LCA matlab - if
you make new MATLAB matrices from HW 1, let me know and we will include them
Purchaser - Producer Prices
Take 2
First - diagonal in matlab.• Show trick with all 500 at once using
Chris’ method• Show each row is expected iterative
result• Then show doing it for purchaser then
producer effects.
Sectoral Mapping• Last time: talked about data sources for
concordances (e.g., BEA website)• How to actually do it?• MS ACCESS queries• Excel columns• Matrix bridges
– See Chris Weber’s China IO to OECD– Data entries equivalent as shown in Excel (BEA)
Allocation - back to ISO• What does framework tell us to do, and
how?• Rules?• Limitations?• In general, two options:
– Divide and conquer– Expand system boundaries
Case Study: Agriculture• Probably biggest area of need for work
in issues of LCI and allocation• Has most natural co-products, etc.• Good example that needs little
explanation
Corn Ethanol• Source: Kim and Dale, IJLCA, 2002.• Motivated by co-product issues, but point is a
general one• A little explanation - where’s Mike?• Some caveats: assumes corn for ethanol.
Will let Mike vent about that later (time permitting).
• So this is not an ideal system for ethanol LCI - it’s a system showing corn for ethanol.
Results
Pauli / Allocation of CO2