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Introduccion a tarea, Ejercicios de Derecho

Introduccion a tarea numero 1, ejercicios

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Spring 2023 CEE 4160 Introduction
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CEE 4160: Smart and Sustainable Cities
Andres Pinto
Homework 1: Introduction
(Out of 20 pts)
Due Date: Wednesday, January 18th, 2023.
1. Select an online calculator of your choice# to estimate your personal annual carbon
footprint (i.e., personal greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions for the year). Report the name
and URL of the calculator used as well as all of your results. Make sure to select a
calculator that accounts and reports multiple sectors — e.g., transport, buildings energy
use, electricity use, water consumption*, etc. However, do not include air travel in your
total. Furthermore, results must be reported for an entire year and in units of metric
kilograms (kg) of CO2e. [10 pts]
# For a list of calculators to possibly use, see this article that you can access for free through the GT library.
* If the calculator you use does not include water consumption, use the values given in section 2.4 (The
IPAT Equation and the Kaya Identify) in Chapter 2 on Sustainability.
According to the Carbon Emissions Calculator by Lehigh University
(www.ei.lehigh.edu/learners/cc/carboncalc.html), my personal annual carbon footprint
is 11749.23 kg of CO2 emissions.
2. Based on your results from Problem 1, determine three ways that you can reduce your
environmental footprint, and estimate the savings with the calculator used. [5 pts]
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Spring 202 3 CEE 4160 Introduction 1 CEE 4160: Smart and Sustainable Cities Andres Pinto

Homework 1: Introduction

(Out of 20 pts) Due Date: Wednesday, January 1 8 th, 202 3.

  1. Select an online calculator of your choice#^ to estimate your personal annual carbon footprint (i.e., personal greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions for the year). Report the name and URL of the calculator used as well as all of your results. Make sure to select a calculator that accounts and reports multiple sectors — e.g., transport, buildings energy use, electricity use, water consumption*, etc. However, do not include air travel in your total. Furthermore, results must be reported for an entire year and in units of metric kilograms (kg) of CO 2 e. [10 pts]

(^) For a list of calculators to possibly use, see this article that you can access for free through the GT library.

  • If the calculator you use does not include water consumption, use the values given in section 2.4 (The IPAT Equation and the Kaya Identify) in Chapter 2 on Sustainability. According to the Carbon Emissions Calculator by Lehigh University (www.ei.lehigh.edu/learners/cc/carboncalc.html), my personal annual carbon footprint is 11749.23 kg of CO 2 emissions.
  1. Based on your results from Problem 1 , determine three ways that you can reduce your environmental footprint, and estimate the savings with the calculator used. [ 5 pts]

Spring 202 3 CEE 4160 Introduction 2 One way to reduce my environmental footprint is to decrease the amount of energy I use. This can be done by turning off lights and appliances when they are not in use, using energy-efficient appliances, and reducing your use of heating and cooling. Another way to reduce my environmental footprint is to reduce the amount of waste produced. By reducing the number of items I buy and use, reusing items instead of buying new ones, and recycling items, I could reduce the amount of waste that ends up in landfills. Finally, by reducing my water usage, which can be done by taking shorter showers, fixing any existing leaks, and using water-saving appliances, I can reduce water usage. By implementing these measures, I can reduce my environmental footprint by 2121.84 kg.

  1. Similar to the Cheonggyecheon river project in Seoul, describe how one piece of infrastructure in a city of your choice could be replaced by a different type of infrastructure. [5 pts] In Atlanta, existing car-oriented streets could be replaced with bike lanes or a pedestrian- only streets, which would help to reduce air pollution and noise pollution and reduce the city's carbon footprint. This could be done by creating bike lanes and pedestrian-only streets and also by creating more green spaces and promoting sustainable transportation options such as electric bikes and public transportation, similar to the Copenhagen Bicycle Account in Denmark.