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StockholmProgress
Title | Type | Author(s) | Year |
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Cities and greenhouse gas emissions: moving forward | Journal Article | Hoornweg et al. Hoornweg, Daniel and Sugar, Lorraine and Trejos Gomez, Claudia Lorena | 2011 |
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Decoupling density from tallness in analysing the life cycle greenhouse gas emissions of cities
Journal Article | Edit |
Pomponi et al. | 2021 | Case StudyGreenhouse Gas (GHG) Accounting |
Methods for Downscaling National Material Consumption Data to the Regional and Municipal Levels
Journal Article | Edit |
Lavers Westin et al. | 2020 | Methods |
Combining material flow analysis with life cycle assessment to identify environmental hotspots of urban consumption
Journal Article | Edit |
Westin et al. | 2019 | Case StudyHybrid MFA-LCAUrbanZotero2 |
Benchmarking urban eco-efficiency and urbanites' perception
Journal Article | Edit |
Gudipudia et al. | 2018 | Urban |
Urban Atlas - Building Height 2012
Dataset | Edit |
2018 | Construction Materials | |
Reprint of: Urban metabolism profiles. An empirical analysis of the material flow characteristics of three metropolitan areas in Sweden
Journal Article | Edit |
Rosado et al. | 2017 | Carbon dioxide (CO2)Case StudyConstruction MaterialsIndicators - generalTime seriesUrbanUrban Metabolism Analyst Model (UMan) |
Monitoring Urban Copper Flows in Stockholm, Sweden: Implications of Changes Over Time
Journal Article | Edit |
Amneklev et al. | 2016 | Case StudyCopperSubstance Flow Analysis (SFA)Time seriesUM review paper importUrban |
Resource consumption drivers and pathways to reduction: economy, policy and lifestyle impact on material flows at the national and urban scale
Journal Article | Edit |
Kalmykova et al. | 2016 | Case StudyNationalPolicyUrban |
Stockholm City Hall, Stockholm, Sweden.
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Jonatan Svensson Glad | 2016 | |
Urban metabolism profiles. An empirical analysis of the material flow characteristics of three metropolitan areas in Sweden
Journal Article | Edit |
Rosado et al. | 2016 | Case StudyConstruction MaterialsDirect Material Consumption (DMC)Domestic extraction (DE)Fossil FuelsGreenhouse Gases (GHGs)Imports and ExportsMetalsMineralsResearch and AnalysisTime seriesUM review paper importUrbanUrban Metabolism Analyst Model (UMan) |
Implementing Smart Urban Metabolism in the Stockholm Royal Seaport: Smart City SRS
Journal Article | Edit |
Shahrokni et al. | 2015 | Case StudyUrban |
Uncertainty in Material Flow Analysis Indicators at Different Spatial Levels
Journal Article | Edit |
Patrício et al. | 2015 | Case StudyIndicators - generalMethodMulti-scaleNationalSingle point in timeSub-nationalTime seriesUM review paper importUncertaintyUrbanUrban Metabolism Analyst Model (UMan)Zotero import |
Urban Economies Resource Productivity and Decoupling: Metabolism Trends of 1996--2011 in Sweden, Stockholm, and Gothenburg
Journal Article | Edit |
Kalmykova et al. | 2015 | Case StudyDecouplingEconomy-Wide Material Flow Analysis (EW-MFA)NationalTime seriesUrban |
Action Research in Waste Management: Application to Construction and Demolition Waste in the Stockholm Region
Conference Paper | Edit |
Nils Brandt Graham Aid | 2010 | UrbanWaste (sector) |
What can we learn from local substance flow analyses? The review of cadmium flows in Swedish municipalities
Journal Article | Edit |
Lindqvist and von Malmborg | 2004 | CadmiumCase StudySingle point in timeSubstance Flow Analysis (SFA)UM review paper importUrban |
Stockhome: A Spreadsheet Model of Urban Heavy Metal Metabolism
Journal Article | Edit |
J. Hedbrant | 2001 | CadmiumCase StudyChromiumCopperLeadMaterial Flow Analysis (MFA)MercuryNickelTime seriesUM review paper importUrbanZincZotero import |
Urban Metal Flows - A Case Study of Stockholm. Review and Conclusions
Journal Article | Edit |
Bergbäck et al. | 2001 | Case StudyMetalsSingle point in timeSubstance Flow Analysis (SFA)Urban |
Material Flow Accounting and Information for Environmental Policies in the City of Stockholm
Conference Paper | Edit |
Burström et al. | 1997 | Case StudyEconomy-Wide Material Flow Analysis (EW-MFA)MethodUrban |
Lead and zinc flows from technosphere to biosphere in a city region
Journal Article | Edit |
Palm and Östlund | 1996 | Case StudyLeadMaterial Flow Analysis (MFA)UM review paper importUrbanZinc |
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.
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1.1. Administrative boundaries 0 |
1.2. Economic activity - descriptions 0 |
1.3. Economic activity - figures 0 |
1.4. Population 0 |
1.5. Policy documents 0 |
1.6. Actors 0 |
This layer looks at the biophysical properties of the city, including soil, land, ecosystems, climatological characteristics, geology, and more.
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2.1. Soil type and composition 0 |
2.2. Trees 0 |
2.3. Biodiversity 0 |
2.4. Bodies of water 0 |
2.5. Average temperatures 0 |
2.6. Rainfall 0 |
2.7. Mineral deposits 0 |
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
This layer is all about extraction flows, consumption flows, emissions to nature, composition and addition to (artificial) stocks (e.g. Building stocks).
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