Building a Transport Emission Management Application: A Story of Idealism and ISO...
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Nine months of development produce a transport emission calculation and management application for a major freight forwarder that tracks GPS vessel tracking and terminal emissions, ingests shipment events for a 15‑ton container example, and uses microservices with Snowflake for analytics. It implements GHG Protocol scopes and ISO 14083 rules but documents every normative choice in code and runs A/B tests (e.g. whether to include container empty weight), powers customer portals, compensation sales and certified reports, and successfully convinces auditors through transparent, adjustable calculations.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:00Emissions game
- 4:11GHG Protocol scopes
- 5:59Transport emission app
- 7:02Realistic transport example
- 8:51Emission tracking architecture
- 9:14Product evolution
- 10:39Emission value challenges
- 13:28Emission value approximation
- 14:30Transparency in code
- 15:36Future of sustainability
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