Comparative analysis of the environmental impacts of Australian thermal power stations using direct emission data and GIS integrated methods

Cho, Hannah Hyunah; Strezov, Vladimir

doi:10.1016/j.energy.2021.120898

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“…They also face some issues related to the Dead Sea, water management, air pollution, and many kinds of things. As mentioned previously it has been seen that this system is able to measure the environmental parameters and it also helps to rectify the issues and try to resolve them by providing suggestions [19]. The environment analysis method helps Israel to mitigate its issues and suggests reverting the issues by using various kinds of technologies and many advanced things.…”

Section: Prospects Of Environment Analysis Of Israelmentioning

confidence: 93%

Environmental Analysis Using Integrated GIS and Spatial Configurations in Israel

Oztuna¹

2023

JGIS

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The scope for environmental analysis constitutes a critical factor in recent times, yet demanding importance due to the concerns of environmental sustainability. The study aims at analysing the prospects of implementing an integrated GIS and spatial configuration for environment analysis in Israel. The study adopts an empirical study design to consider the multi-dimensional utilisation of an integrated GIS and spatial configuration for environment analysis. The study considers the materials and methods of the GIS system modelling as well, consisting of satellite imagery, GPS-based location identification, Esri ArcGIS, CyberGIS, and BIM integration to present a comprehensive system for the environmental analysis of Israel. The results of the study indicate that the threats of natural disasters and climate change can be identified based on the synergy of spatial data within an integrated GIS modelling. In many cases, it is also used in collaboration with a BIM to ensure that planning and decision-making processes are sustainable, economically beneficial and environmentally considered. Thus, it is concluded that environmental analysis through the projection of visually represented satellite imagery within an integrated GIS with spatial configurations in Israel can minimise the conflicts between the infrastructural designs, human activities, and environmental sustainability.

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Section: Prospects Of Environment Analysis Of Israelmentioning

confidence: 93%

Environmental Analysis Using Integrated GIS and Spatial Configurations in Israel

Oztuna¹

2023

JGIS

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“…The midpoint method was chosen as the environmental impact evaluation method in this study, and the specific operational tool was the Recipe 2016 Midpoint (H) V1.04/World (2010) H model built in the Simapro software, which could cover three endpoint environmental impact categories and 18 midpoint environmental impact categories [37][38][39]. The 18 environmental impact categories covered are shown in Table 3.…”

Section: Environmental Impact Assessment Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Which Is More Environmentally Friendly? A Comparative Analysis of the Environmental Benefits of Two Waste-to-Energy Technologies for Plastics Based on an LCA Model

Zhao

Ren²,

Wen-fang

2023

Sustainability

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Waste plastics are low-value waste; thus, achieving high-value recycling is the most desirable goal. Scientific methods are required to evaluate the environmental benefits and support the technology optimization and market selection of waste-to-energy technology for plastics. This study selected catalytic cracking and incineration power generation of two typical examples of waste plastics energy technologies as the research objects, established a full life cycle assessment model, and used the mid-point method to analyze and compare the environmental benefits of the two technologies. The results showed that catalytic cracking technology is more environmentally friendly. The sensitivity analysis showed that the treatment units had a high impact on the results; process optimization predicted the efficiency of technology optimization and advocated future technological developments to explore the direction of using clean energy, upgrading equipment, and updating catalysts. The results of this study can provide ideas for the optimization of two kinds of waste plastics energy technology. In addition, the comparative data analysis intuitively demonstrated the advantages and disadvantages of waste-to-energy technologies and provided a practical path for the future development of high-value treatments for waste plastics.

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“…By using local biomass such as manure, residual and forest wood as feedstock in the integrated biomass system design, a significant greenhouse gas footprint can be reduced without compromising the energy demand. Cho and Strevoz [ 171 ] assessed the environmental impact of 197 thermal power stations in Australia. The impacts were ranked according to the source of fuels, in which brown coal and sewage gas result in the environmental impact for fossil and renewable sources.…”

Section: Assessments Of Energy Sustainabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Chong

Fan

Lee

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Energy

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Comparative analysis of the environmental impacts of Australian thermal power stations using direct emission data and GIS integrated methods

Cited by 13 publications

References 46 publications

Environmental Analysis Using Integrated GIS and Spatial Configurations in Israel

Environmental Analysis Using Integrated GIS and Spatial Configurations in Israel

Which Is More Environmentally Friendly? A Comparative Analysis of the Environmental Benefits of Two Waste-to-Energy Technologies for Plastics Based on an LCA Model

Post COVID-19 ENERGY sustainability and carbon emissions neutrality

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