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Agenda (Click
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Short Courses
Full day short courses will be held on Sunday
June 29th. These courses require an additional $100 registration fee.
Technical Sessions
Through a series of eight Technical Sessions,
participants will explore specific topics through presentation by practitioners,
academics, and industry representatives. Most are two-hour Sessions and
will feature six speakers, leaving some time for questions and discussion.
A few one-hour Sessions will feature three speakers. Due to the overwhelming
submission of high-quality abstracts, platform presentations will be limited
to 20 minutes each, including questions and discussion.
Plenary Sessions
Keynote speakers will focus on technology advancements in the automotive industry, and will highlight pioneering research in the industrial ecology community.
Poster Session
Due to the abundance of high-quality abstracts, posters will be not be
displayed for the duration of the conference, but will instead be displayed
during separate Poster Sessions on Monday
and Tuesday. Anyone is eligible
to submit an abstract for the Poster Session. Students will compete for
the ISIE 2003 "Best Student Poster Presentation Award". Contact Anahita
at the ISIE Student Chapter if you would like your poster to be considered
for the student award.
Workshop
There will be a workshop
on 'Applications of Input-Output Analysis in Industrial Ecology' following
the conference. It is facilitated by SETAC & ISIE Joint Working Group.
It will take place Wednesday, July 2, from 2:00pm - 5:00pm in Paton Accounting
Center P1018. We warmly invite your contribution and participation to
this workshop. Please submit a 500-word abstract, no later than Friday,
May 30, by email to to Sangwon
Suh (suh@cml.leidenuniv.nl) with cc. to Faye
Duchin (duchin@rpi.edu). Two books about Input-Output Analysis in
Industrial Ecology will be published by this working group. Colleagues
who are willing to contribute to either or both of the two books are asked
to complete a questionnaire.
Student Chapter Meeting
Have Lunch with the Students of ISIE!
Held during lunch on Monday (12-1:30pm), the meeting is open to all students
at the conference. Come and learn about the Student Chapter, get to know
your peers, and collaborate on research! Meet in Davidson D1275.
Exhibition
There will be exhibition space available for
organizations wishing to exhibit hardware, software, products, services
and literature relating to the theme of the conference.
Evening Events
The conference will kick off on Sunday at 3:30 pm, with the first Technical
Session, followed by an evening with an outdoor reception at the University
of Michigan Business School. Monday evening will feature an All-American
BBQ picnic. Tuesday evening we will head to the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn,
Michigan, which houses an astounding collection of Americana including
transportation, manufacturing, home life, entertainment and technology.
Conference Schedule (last
updated June 18)
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Start time
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End time
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Event
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Location (Click
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Sunday
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June 29, 2003
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9:00 AM
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3:00 PM
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Full-day Short Courses
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E1405, P1016, E0402, P1018
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12:00 PM
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1:00 PM
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Buffet Lunch (for Short Course Participants)
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Davidson D1275
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| 12:00 PM |
3:00 PM |
ISIE Administrative Meeting |
Wolverine Room |
| 3:00 PM |
3:30 pm |
Break |
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| 3:30 PM |
5:30 PM |
Technical Session (T1) |
Classrooms |
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5:30 PM
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7:30 PM
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Conference Kick-off Reception (Brief remarks by
SNRE Dean Rosina Bierbaum at 6PM)
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Alessi Courtyard
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Dinner |
On your own in Ann Arbor |
| 7:00 PM |
10:00 PM |
JIE Editorial Board Meeting |
Assembly Hall Boardroom |
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7:30 PM
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9:30 PM
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EIE Asia Meeting
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Paton Acc'ting Ctr P1004
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Monday
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June 30, 2003
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7:30 AM
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8:30 AM
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Continental Breakfast
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Ford Conference Center Lobby
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8:30 AM |
ISIE Newsletter Editors Meeting
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Paton Acct'ing Ctr P1004 |
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8:30 AM
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9:30 AM
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Plenary I
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Hale Auditorium
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9:30 AM
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10:00 AM
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Morning break
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Ford Conference Center
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10:00 AM
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12:00 PM
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Technical Session (T2)
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Classrooms
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12:00 PM
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1:30 PM
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Lunch
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Alessi Courtyard
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12:00 PM
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1:30 PM
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ISIE Student Chapter Meeting
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Davidson D1275 |
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1:30 PM
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3:30 PM
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Technical Session (T3)
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Classrooms
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3:30 PM
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5:30 PM
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Poster Session (P1)
(Student Poster Awards)
Reception & Exhibition
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Phelps Lounge
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6:30 PM |
Technical Session (T4) |
Classrooms |
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6:30 PM
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7:00 PM
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Transit to Burns Park
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Walk or Shuttle Van & Bus
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7:00 PM
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9:30 PM
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Dinner
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BBQ at Burns Park
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Tuesday
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July 1, 2003
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7:30 AM
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8:30 AM
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Continental Breakfast
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Ford Conference Center
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8:30 AM |
JIE Editors Meeting |
Paton Acc'ting Ctr P1004 |
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8:30 AM
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9:30 AM
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Plenary II
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Hale Auditorium
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9:30 AM
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10:00 AM
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Morning Break
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Ford Conference Center
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10:00 AM
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12:00 PM
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Technical Session (T5)
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Classrooms
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12:00 PM
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1:30 PM
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Lunch
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Alessi Courtyard
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1:30 PM
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3:30 PM
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Technical Session (T6)
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Classrooms
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3:30 PM
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5:30 PM
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Poster Session (P2)
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Phelps Lounge
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3:30 PM
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5:30 PM
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Exhibition
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Phelps Lounge
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5:00 PM |
Reception (EIDC-sponsored) |
Phelps Lounge |
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5:30 PM
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6:30 PM
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Transit to Dearborn
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Meet on Tappan Street
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6:30 PM
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10:00 PM
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Dinner
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Henry Ford Museum
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10:00 PM
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11:00 PM
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Transit to Ann Arbor
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Wednesday
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July 2, 2003
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7:30 AM
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8:30 AM
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Continental Breakfast
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Ford Conference Center
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8:30 AM
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10:30 AM
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Technical Session (T7)
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Classrooms
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10:30 AM
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11:00 AM
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Morning Break
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Ford Conference Center
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12:00 PM |
Technical Session (T8) |
Classrooms |
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12:00 PM
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1:00 PM
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Plenary III/Closing
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Hale Auditorium
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1:15 PM |
Box Lunch to Go |
Ford Conference Center |
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5:00 PM |
I/O
Analysis Workshop |
Paton Acc'ting Ctr P1018 |
Platform presentations have been grouped according to topic. Specific
papers are assigned 20 minute timeslots within Technical Sessions.
Session Chairs (last
updated June 9)
01. Material/Substance Flow Analysis ** Ester van der Voet, Iddo Wernick
02. Managing Energy and Greenhouse Gases ** John Holmberg, Klaus Vogstad
03. IE and Public Agencies ** John Ehrenfeld
04. Life Cycle Assessment and Management ** Masahiko Hirao, Rene van Berkel
05. Biomaterials and Biocomplexity ** Robert Anex
06. Eco-Industrial Parks and Networks ** Marian Chertow, Stephen Levine,
Ernie Lowe
07. Policy Cases ** Clint Andrews, Frans Berkhout
08. The Social Dimension/Side of Industrial Ecology ** Kristan Cockerill,
Faye Duchin
09. Sustainable Cities and Regional Metabolism ** Susanne Kytzia, Matthias
Ruth
10. Industrial Ecology in a Global Context ** Dara O'Rourke, Marina Fischer-Kowalski
11. Industrial Ecology Tools - examples, practical experiences and, critical
evaluation ** Henrikke Baumann, Rene Klein, Diana Bauer
12. Design for Environment ** Armando Caldeira-Pires, Eric Masanet
13. Sustainable Manufacturing ** Tim Gotustui, Chihiro Watanabe
14. Input-Output Analysis in LCA and MFA ** Sangwon Suh, Shinichiro Nakamura
15. The Spatial Dimension of IE ** Stefan Anderberg, Christian Bauer
16. Indicators, Metrics, and Corporate Sustainability Reporting ** Thomas
Koellner
17. Sustainable Transportation ** Stella Papasavva, Yuichi Moriguchi
18. Sustainable Consumption ** Annika Carlson-Kayama, Maurie Cohen
19. IE and Management/Operations Research ** Urmila Diwekar
20. Quo Vadis IE (working title) ** Bhavik R. Bakshi
21. Environmental Management ** Paulo Ferrao, Mary Stewart, Anthony SF
Chiu
22. Waste Management ** Roland Clift
23. Education ** Kristan Cockerill, Anahita Ahmadi Williamson
Technical
Session Overview (last updated June 3)
Technical
Session Schedule (last updated June 17)
Sunday, 29 June 2003
3:30 PM – 5:30 PM
Technical Session (T1)
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Session: |
16.
Indicators, Metrics, and Corporate Sustainability Reporting
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Location: |
Paton Center – Room
P1016
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Start
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Session Chair: Thomas Koellner
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3:30
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The E-Equity Index: The Use
of Industrial Ecology Principles to Benchmark Sustainable Business
Practices for Power Generation Facilities (Makansi, Stallard, Earney)
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3:50
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Sustainability Assessment of Eco-ethical Investment Funds:
Principles and Method (Koellner)
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4:10
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A Set of Sustainability Indicators for Metallic Raw Material
Flows -A Decision Support Approach
(Kuckshinrichs, Huettner, Poganietz)
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4:30
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Evaluation of LEED Green Building Rating Program Using Life
Cycle Assessment Methods (Keoleian,
Scheuer)
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4:50
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Sustainability Assessment and Reporting for the University
of Michigan's Ann Arbor Campus (Rodríguez,
Roman, Sturhahn, Terry, Bulkley, Keoleian)
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Session: |
15.
The Spatial Dimension of IE
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Location: |
Paton Center – Room
P1018
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Start
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Session Chairs: Stefan Anderberg,
Christian Bauer
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3:30
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Mapping Metal Habitats - Development of Site Specific Indicators
on Global Scales (Bauer)
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3:50
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The Strategic Assessment of
Value-chain and Environment (SAVE) Methodology: Demonstrated for
the Case of Copper
(Giurco, Stewart, Petrie)
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4:10
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Regional Material Flow Analysis
for Environmentally Sustainable Basin Regional Management (Fujita, Morioka, Tanji)
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4:30
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Urban Consumption, Cash Crops and Human Night Soil: GIS
Modeling on the Determinant of Hinterland Agriculture in Early
Modern Japan (Tajima)
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4:50
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Multi-Scale Industrial Symbiosis (Chertow)
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5:10
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Constructing a Symbiosis with Inspiration from Kalundborg
- The Avedřre Project (Anderberg, Krüger Troelsen)
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Session: |
19. IE and Management/Operations
Research
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Location: |
Assembly Hall - Michigan Room
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Start
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Session Chair: Urmila Diwekar
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3:30
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Options Theory and Sustainability (Duggempudi, Diwekar)
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3:50
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Optimizing End-of-Life Economics within the Environmental
Constraints of Extended Producer Responsibility (Johnson, Wang)
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4:10
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A Life Cycle and Cost Analysis for Reverse Logistics: The
Case of a Reusable Packaging System (Cagno,
Tardini, Trucco)
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4:30
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Evaluating Recycling and Disposal Options for Batteries:
The AHP Multi-criteria Analysis Approach Compared to a Fuzzy-Sets
Methodology (Halog, Sagisaka, Inaba)
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4:50
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Oscillations in Material Supply Chains with Recycling (Vogstad, Melum , Bohne)
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Session: |
01.
Material/Substance Flow Analysis
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Location: |
Assembly
Hall - Wolverine Room
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Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Ester van der Voet,
Iddo Wernick
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3:30
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Resource Use and Economic Development: A Dematerialization
Analysis for the EU-15 from 1980 to 2000 (Weisz, Hubacek)
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3:50
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Decoupling Economic Growth from Dissipative Flows (Holmberg, Karlsson)
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4:10
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Dynamic Substance Flow Analysis: Integrating Substance Flow
and Stock Models to Analyze the Long Term Consequences of Recycling (Elshkaki, van der Voet)
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4:30
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Data Cube Models for Physical Flow Data (Löfving, Grimvall)
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4:50
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Dynamic Modeling for Material Flow Analysis in the Resource
Cycle of Passenger Vehicles (Reuter, van Schaik)
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5:10
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Industrial Ecology of Information Society - The Weight of
Information
(Suh)
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Session: |
18.
Sustainable Consumption
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Location: |
Davidson Hall
- Room D1279
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Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Annika Carlson-Kayama,
Maurie Cohen
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3:30
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Sustainable Consumption - The Case of Consumer’s Choice
in Tokyo (Aoyagi-Usui, Shirai, Miwa)
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3:50
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Household Energy Use: Generation Matters (Carlsson-Kanyama, Linden, Eriksson)
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4:10
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Sustainability Tools for Buyer Decision Making (Brown, Smith, Wilmanns)
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4:30
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A Cross-National Comparison of Sustainable Consumption Politics
and Policy (Cohen)
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4:50
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Improving Environmental Systems Analysis: From Simple LCA
to Sophisticated Production and Consumption Modeling (Huppes, Udo de Haes, Suh)
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Monday, 30 June 2003
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Technical Session (T2)
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Session: |
08.
The Social Dimension/Side of Industrial Ecology
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Location: |
Paton Center – Room P1016
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Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Kristan Cockerill,
Faye Duchin
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10:00
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Modeling the Economic Effects of a Material Efficiency Strategy
in the Paper Cycle: Application of a Linked Model System (Nathani)
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10:20
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Characterization and Classification of By-product
and Waste Exchange Relationships (Zeman, Hennings)
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10:40
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A Multi-Agent Model of a Polluting Firm (Andrews, Axtell)
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11:00
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Socio-metabolic Regimes, Time-use and the Environment (Fischer-Kowalski)
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11:20
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Shaping the Past and Future Paths of Industrial Ecology:
The Case of Mining Industry in the Murmansk Region of North-Western
Russia (Salmi)
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Session: |
17.
Sustainable Transportation
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Location: |
Paton
Center – Room P1018
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Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Yuichi Moriguchi
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10:00
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Sustainable Consumption of Transportation — Technological
Development and Specific Fuel Consumption in the Swedish Car-fleet (Holmberg, Karlsson)
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10:20
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An
Index of the Ecological Impacts of Water Toxics Emitted to Freshwater
Ecosystems (Papasavva, Beltramo, Cadle)
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10:40
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Moving to Cleaner Vehicles: Policies and Programs Promoting
China’s Sustainable Development of the Automotive Industry (Zhao)
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11:00
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Product
Inventory of the Swedish Railway Infrastructure- Implications
for Influencing Upstream Environmental Impact (Svensson, Eklund)
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11:20
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A Performance Evaluation of Data and Models Used to Assess
the Health Impacts of Transportation Systems in LCA (McKone)
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11:40
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Impacts of Transportation on the Urban Metabolism (Kennedy, Sahely, Fung)
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Session: |
11. Industrial Ecology Tools – Examples,
Practical Experiences, and Critical Evaluation
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Location: |
Assembly
Hall - Michigan Room
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Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Henrikke Baumann,
Rene Klein, Diana Bauer
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10:00
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Ecolabel Certification for
Travertine Slabs (Cutaia, Massacci, Materazzo)
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10:20
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Dynamic Frameworks for Industrial Ecology (Suh, Huppes, Kleijn, Nikolic, Udo de Haes, Frenken, Vogstad,
Wilting)
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10:40
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Dynamic Modelling Of Complex Interconnected Metals Cycles (Verhoef, Reuter, Dijkema)
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11:00
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Environmental Performance
of a Metals Industry Facility: Industrial Production Chain Analysis
(Neto, Kroeze, Pulles)
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11:20
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Systems Analysis Tools for Promoting Effective Energy /
Minerals -- Partnerships in Regional Development (Petrie, Basson, Stewart, Cohen)
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11:40
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Using a Baseline Sustainability Footprint Analysis for a
Commercial Operation (Stough)
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Session: |
01.
Material/Substance Flow Analysis
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Location: |
Assembly
Hall - Wolverine Room
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Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Ester van der Voet, Iddo
Wernick
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10:00
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Elemental Cycles: A Status Report on Human or Natural Dominance (Klee, Graedel)
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10:20
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Recycling in Industrial and
Ecological Systems: A Comparison (Levine)
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10:40
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Origin and Destination of Waste: Accounting and Analysis
of Waste Flows by Means of Physical Input-output Tables (Mäenpää, Muukkonen)
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11:00
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Materials Flow Analysis of Organic Pollutants and Suspended
Solids in the Tamsui River and Kaoping Stream Valleys in Taiwan (Hsiao, Wernick, Yu, Lu, Kuo)
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11:20
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Weighing the Materials: The Impact of the Kilograms (van der Voet, van Oers, Nikolic)
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11:40
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Flexibility of Industrial Material Flow Networks (Moeller, Viere)
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Session: |
18.
Sustainable Consumption
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Location: |
Davidson Hall
- Room D1279
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Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Annika Carlson-Kayama,
Maurie Cohen
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10:00
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Pollution Embodied in Import and Export and its Relevance
for the Environmental Profile of Norwegian Households (Hertwich, Erlandsen, Aasness, Sřrensen, Hubacek)
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10:20
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Sustainable Consumption Analysis using Dynamic IO LCA and
Consumer Choice Theory (Norris, Amlin)
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10:40
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Lifetime-involved Substance Flow Analysis of Durable Goods:
A Case Study of Brominated Flame Retardants in TV Sets in Japan (Tasaki, Osako, Sakai)
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11:00
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Dietary Habit Change Impact on Biomass Utilization and Energy
Consumption: Energy Flow Analysis of Japan’s Food System (Zuo, Matsumoto)
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11:20
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Sustainable Consumption at City Level: Evaluating and Changing
The Household Metabolism In Five European Cities (Moll, Noorman)
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1:30 PM – 3:30 PM
Technical Session (T3)
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Session: |
07.
Policy Cases
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Location: |
Paton
Center – Room P1016
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Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Clint Andrews, Frans
Berkhout
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1:30
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Telecommuting and Air Pollution (Kitou, Horvath)
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1:50
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Application of Industrial Ecology to Identifying Pollution
Prevention Strategies: Successes and Barriers to Success (Panero, Boehme, Powers, Shaikh)
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2:10
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Industrial Ecology- New Strategies for Developing Economies (Ramaswamy)
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2:30
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The Importance of Strategic Decisions in Sustainable Development (Wennersten, Brandt)
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2:50
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Environmental Systems Analysis of Sector Politics (Engström, Carlsson Kanyama, Finnveden)
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3:10
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Technological Change and the Environment: Rethinking the
Porter Hypothesis (Managi, Opaluch, Jin, Grigalunas)
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Session: |
17.
Sustainable Transportation
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Location: |
Paton
Center – Room P1018
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Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Stella Papasavvai
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1:30
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Analysis of Materials Use in PEM Fuel Cell Vehicles (Cooper)
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1:50
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Life Cycle Inventory of a Future Fuel Cell Vehicle (Melaina)
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2:10
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Recycling Proton Exchange Membrane (pem) Fuel Cell Systems (Papasavva, Privette, Coyle, Legati,
Frisch, Paul)
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2:30
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Towards a Sustainable Personal Transport Sector: Assessing
the Potential of Cellulosic-Derived Ethanol (MacLean, Griffin, Joshi, Lave)
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2:50
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The Environmental Impacts of Cruise Ships: A Preliminary
Use Phase Life-Cycle Inventory and Regulatory Analysis (Polityka, Commoy, Chatfield,
Bulkley)
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3:10
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Mobility Contribution Metric (Cors, Burns, Knight)
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Session: |
13.
Sustainable Manufacturing
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Location: |
Assembly Hall - Michigan Room
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Start
Time |
Session
Chairs: Tim Gotustui, Chihiro Watanabe
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1:30
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Seeking Sustainability; Why Only for Some? (Powell, Peters)
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1:50
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Efficiency, Eco-efficiency and the Environment (Gutowski, Dahmus)
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2:10
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Toward a Sustainable Plastics
Supply (Rios, Stuart, Grant)
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2:30
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Comparative Life Cycle Assessment
of Portland Cement Manufacture from Contaminated Sediments vs.
Conventional Materials (Seager, Gardner, Dalton, Weimer)
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2:50
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Rapid Enumeration of Bacteria
in A Model Metalworking Fluid for Sustainable Metal Fabrication (Chang, Rihana, Gruden, Adriaens)
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3:10
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Life Cycle Assessment that
Leads to Improved Environmentally Conscious Manufacturing of Automobiles (Zhang, Mihelcic, Crittenden,
Shonnard)
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Session: |
01.
Material/Substance Flow Analysis
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Location: |
Assembly
Hall - Wolverine Room
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Start
Time |
Chairs: Ester van der Voet, Iddo Wernick
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1:30
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Material and Economic Flows
in the Global Production Chain for High-purity Silicon (Williams, Heller)
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1:50
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Material Flow Analysis with Time-Dependent Stocks and Flows
: A Case Study from the UK Iron and Steel Sector (Davis, Ley, Geyer, Clift, Jackson, Sansom)
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2:10
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Input Output model of Japanese Material Flow for Metals
(Murakami, Adachi, Mogi)
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2:30
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Meso-scale MFA for Filling the Gap Between MFA in Nation-wide-economy
and MFA in Micro-economy - Sectoral Decomposition and Spatial
Decomposition (Moriguchi, Imura, Tanikawa)
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2:50
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The Stocks and Flows of Nitrogen
and Phosphorus in Finland (Antikainen)
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3:10
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Materials
Flow Analysis (MFA) based Indicators of Sustainable Development
(Wernick, Cassara, Rogich)
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Session: |
14.
Input-Output Analysis in LCA and MFA
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Location: |
Davidson Hall
- Room D1279
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Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Sangwon Suh, Shinichiro
Nakamura
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1:30
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Industrial Ecology of Portuguese Glass Products based on
Hybrid Input-Output Analysis (Ferrăo,
Nhambiu, Suh)
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1:50
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Hybrid Life Cycle Assessment of Natural Gas Based
Fuel Chains and End use in Transportation (Strřmman, Halvorsen,
Hertwich)
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2:10
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An Empirical Analysis of Hazardous
and Other Wastes Embodied in the 1995 Japanese Economy (Kagawa, Hashimoto, Inaba,
Moriguchi)
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2:30
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Environmental Impact and Economic
Cost of Acceptance of Waste in Construction Industry: Analysis
by Dynamic Extension of Waste Input-Output Analysis (Yokoyama)
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|
2:50
|
Input-Output Analysis for Environmental Effect of Newly
Developing Steel Recycling Technology (Nakajima,
Uchiyama, Halada)
|
|
3:10
|
Decision Analytic Extension
of Waste Input-Output Model Based on Linear Programming (Kondo, Nakamura)
|
| |
|
5:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Technical Session (T4)
|
Session: |
18.
Sustainable Consumption
|
|
Location: |
Paton
Center – Room P1016
|
|
Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Annika Carlson-Kayama,
Maurie Cohen
|
|
5:30
|
Ecological Impacts of Urban Household Consumption in China (Liu, Yang, and Wang)
|
|
5:50
|
The Dynamic Changes of Phosphorous Flow in a Swedish City,
1870-2000 (Schmid)
|
|
6:10
|
Effects of the Information Technology Revolution on the
Energy Embodied in Consumption (Williams,
Hatanaka)
|
|
|
|
|
Session: |
03.
Industrial Ecology at NSF and EPA
|
|
Location: |
Paton
Center – Room P1018
|
|
Start
Time |
Session
Chair: John Ehrenfeld
|
|
5:30
|
Research Opportunities in Green Engineering: Bridging Design,
Manufacturing, and the Extended Enterprise (Durham, Twomey)
|
|
5:50
|
Industrial Ecology At Us Environmental Protection Agency (Karn, Bauer, Allen, Giannini-Spohn , Leith, Purdy, Schoepf,
Sparks, Weinstock, Young)
|
|
|
|
|
Session: |
11.
Industrial Ecology Tools – Examples, Practical Experiences, and
Critical Evaluation
|
|
Location: |
Assembly Hall
- Michigan Room
|
|
Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Henrikke Baumann, Rene
Klein, Diana Bauer
|
|
5:30
|
A Systems-Based, Economic and Environmental Process Planning
Model for the Recycling of Plastics from End-of-Life Electronic
Equipment (Masanet, Horvath)
|
|
5:50
|
Roadmap for a Sustainable Development of Information and
Communications Technologies (Dopmke,
Lahser, Tobias, Weigmann)
|
|
6:10
|
The Additional Value of
the Industrial Ecology Perspective to Current Integrated
Assessment Tools with Cases of PVC and the Hydrogen Economy (Kleijn,
van der Voet)
|
|
|
|
|
Session: |
01.
Material/Substance Flow Analysis
|
|
Location: |
Assembly
Hall - Wolverine Room
|
|
Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Ester van der Voet, Iddo
Wernick
|
|
5:30
|
Scenarios for Future Copper Use (Kapur)
|
|
5:50
|
Cross-Scale Analysis of the
Contemporary Copper and Zinc Cycles (Graedel)
|
|
6:10
|
Assessing the Policy Implications of a Copper Substance
Flow Analysis (Lifset, Gordon, Graedel, Kapur)
|
|
|
|
|
Session: |
14.
Input-Output Analysis in LCA and MFA
|
|
Location: |
Davidson Hall
- Room D1279
|
|
Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Sangwon Suh, Shinichiro
Nakamura
|
|
5:30
|
Testing Dematerialisation and 'International' Pollution
Coefficients (Papathanasopoulou, Jackson)
|
|
5:50
|
Can a Local Currency Harmonize
Environment and Economy? Input-output Analysis of Environmental
Effects by Means of a Local Currency in US (Yoshida, Azis)
|
|
6:10
|
Scenario Evaluation Using
Integrated Product and Process Input-Output Material Flow Analysis (Bailey, Bras, Allen)
|
| |
|
Tuesday, 1 July 2003
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Technical Session (T5)
|
Session: |
10. Industrial Ecology in a Global Context
|
|
Location: |
Paton Center – Room P1016
|
|
Start
Time |
Session
Chairs: Dara O'Rourke, Marina Fischer-Kowalski
|
|
10:00
|
Real Problems for Applying Industrial Ecology Concepts
(Ruz, Urzúa, Serey)
|
|
10:20
|
How Prepared are Nigerian Manufacturing
Companies for Sustainable Practices? (Adeleke)
|
|
10:40
|
The Global Production and Use
of Metals in Relation to Sustainable Development (Rogich)
|
|
11:00
|
An
Integrated Assessment of Indicators for Socio-economic Development
and Materials -and Energy Use for the region of Southeast Asia
(Schandl,
Grunbuhel)
|
|
11:20
|
World
Systems Theory and Societal Metabolism: Two Complementing Concepts
for Explaining Global Trade (Eisenmenger, Giljum)
|
|
11:40
|
Implementation Status of Environmental
Management Systems (Almgren)
|
|
|
|
|
Session: |
09.
Sustainable Cities and Regional Metabolism
|
|
Location: |
Paton Center – Room P1018
|
|
Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Susanne Kytzia,
Matthias Ruth
|
|
10:00
|
Material
Flow Analysis as a Tool for Sustainable Management of the Built
Environment
(Kytzia)
|
|
10:20
|
Urban Infrastructure and Sustainability
in a Changing Environment (Ruth, Kirshen)
|
|
10:40
|
Estimation of Future Material
Balance in Urban Civil Infrastructures and Buildings (Tanikawa, Hashimoto, Moriguchi)
|
|
11:00
|
Sustainable City Quarters:
Material Flows, Local Consumption, and Regional Development –
Results from two Case Studies of Brownfield Development in Germany (Fritsche)
|
|
11:20
|
Design of an Energy Conscious
Waste Management Systems based on Unified City-Rural Area Metabolic
Development
(Noda, Kawasima, Shirota, Ikefuji, Horio)
|
|
11:40
|
A
Collaboration Platform to Evaluate Energy, Mobility and Building
Technologies for a Sustainable Urban Ecosystem (Kraines,
Wallace)
|
|
|
|
|
Session: |
13. Sustainable Manufacturing
|
|
Location: |
Assembly Hall - Michigan Room
|
|
Start
Time |
Session
Chairs: Tim Gotustui, Chihiro Watanabe
|
|
10:00
|
Comparative
Life Cycle Assessment of Direct Metal Deposition with Traditional
Die and Mold Manufacturing (Ross, Skerlos)
|
|
10:20
|
Toxics
in Vehicles: Lead (Gearhart, Griffith, Menke)
|
|
10:40
|
Product
Process and Structure: Redesigning the Industrial Ecology of the
Automobile
(Orsato, Wells)
|
|
11:00
|
Management of Sustainable Development
Innovation: Integration of TRIZ and QFD under the Framework of
Soft Systems Methodology (SSM) (Baki, Wang)
|
|
11:20
|
Remanufacturing:
Trendsetting Economic and Ecologic Benefits in a Global Review
(Steinhilper)
|
|
11:40
|
Incorporating Degradation and
Obsolescence Factors in Predicting Returns of End-of-Life Products (Kasmara, Dong, Matsuoka,
Muraki)
|
|
|
|
|
Session: |
02. Managing Energy and Greenhouse
Gases
|
|
Location: |
Assembly Hall - Wolverine Room
|
|
Start
Time |
Session Chairs: John Holmberg,
Klaus Vogstad
|
|
10:00
|
Formulation of Goals and Assessment
of Goal Achievement for the Global Cycling of Carbon (Grimvall,
Löfving)
|
|
10:20
|
Incorporating Dynamic Feedback
Relationships between Material and Energy Flows, Vintage Effects
and Regional Heterogeneity: Implications for Managing Greenhouse
Gas Emissions (Davidsdottir)
|
|
10:40
|
Cost and Ecological Impact
Analysis of an Integrated Energy system for Supplying Heating,
Cooling, and Power Requirements to Buildings (Weber, Kraines, Koyama)
|
|
11:00
|
Sustainability of Advanced
Silicon Solar Cell Technologies (Alsema, de Wild-Scholten)
|
|
11:20
|
Measuring
the “Efficiency Gap” between Average and Best Practice Energy
Use (Boyd)
|
|
11:40
|
Life-cycle
Assessment (LCA) of Global Impacts from Electricity Generation
Technologies
(Pacca, Horvath)
|
|
|
|
|
Session: |
04.
Life Cycle Assessment and Management
|
|
Location: |
Davidson Hall
- Room D1279
|
|
Start
Time |
Session
Chairs: Masahiko Hirao, Rene van Berkel
|
|
10:00
|
Life
Cycle Inventory for Semiconductor Manufacturing
(Murphy, Lauret, Allen, Schuppe)
|
|
10:20
|
Printed
Scholarly Books and E-book Reading Devices: A Comparative Life
Cycle Assessment of Two Book Options (Kozak,
Keoleian)
|
|
10:40
|
Comparative
Life Cycle Analysis of a Petroleum- and Bio-Based Metalworking
Fluid (Zimmerman,
Hayes, Skerlos)
|
|
11:00
|
Life
Cycle Assessment and National Energy Usage
(Allwood)
|
|
11:20
|
Assessment
of Thermal Treatment Technologies - An Environmental and Financial
Systems Analysis of Gasification, Incineration and Landfilling
of Waste (Getachew*,
Eriksson, Frostell)
|
|
11:40
|
Integration
of Design for Environment and Environmental Management Systems
(Ammenberg, Sundin)
|
| |
|
1:30 PM – 3:30 PM
Technical Session (T6)
|
Session: |
06. Eco-Industrial Parks and Networks
|
|
Location: |
Paton Center – Room P1016
|
|
Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Marian Chertow,
Stephen Levine, Ernie Lowe
|
|
1:30
|
Industry
And Infrastructure Co-Evolution: Transition Management In Rotterdam-Rijnmond
(Dijkema, Weijnen)
|
|
1:50
|
Establishment
of an Eco-industrial Park for Material Recovery of End-of-Life
Electronics in Conjunction with a Methane Producing Landfill
(Murphy, Porter, Luedecke, Hanratty)
|
|
2:10
|
The North Texas By-Product
Synergy Program: A Case
Study of an Effective Regional Eco-Industrial Network (Stovall)
|
|
2:30
|
Industrial Symbiosis in the
Island Context: Case Studies in the Caribbean (Deschenes)
|
|
2:50
|
Why
Participate in Eco-industrial Networks? Case Study of Puerto Rico’s
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Cluster (Weslynne)
|
|
|
|
|
Session: |
09.
Sustainable Cities and Regional Metabolism
|
|
Location: |
Paton Center – Room P1018
|
|
Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Susanne Kytzia, Matthias
Ruth
|
|
1:30
|
Material
Flux Analysis and Agent Analysis as a Basis for Transition Towards
Improved Regional Wood Flows: The Case of Appenzell Ausserrhoden,
Switzerland
(Binder, Lang, Wiek, Scholz)
|
|
1:50
|
The Magnitude and Spatial Distribution
of In-use Copper and Zinc Stocks in Sydney Metro (van Beers, Graedel, Caldicott)
|
|
2:10
|
Urban Cybernetics as a Platform
for Industrial Ecology (Commons)
|
|
2:30
|
GIS Based Regional Material
Flow Analysis and Environmental Impact Assessment caused by Long
Term Urban Developments
(Khaled, Fujita, Morioka)
|
|
2:50
|
Application of Industrial Ecology
Principles for Reducing Regional Metabolism (Kanduri, Daniels)
|
|
3:10
|
Direct and Indirect Energy
use of Households in Stockholm: Expenditures Versus Energy (Carlson-Kanyama, Karlsson)
|
|
|
|
|
Session: |
12. Design for Environment
|
|
Location: |
Assembly Hall - Michigan Room
|
|
Start
Time |
Session
Chairs: Armando Caldeira-Pires, Eric Masanet
|
|
1:30
|
Integrated
Green & Quality Function Deployment
(IGQFD) (Cagno, Tardini, Trucco)
|
|
1:50
|
123
Examples of Best Practice for Greening of Products
(Almgren)
|
|
2:10
|
Sustainable Product Development: Design for the Environment
at Herman Miller (Wing)
|
|
2:30
|
Network
Analysis and Sustainability in Waste Management: Assessing Highest
Resource Recovery Through Combinations of Open and Closed Loop
Recycling
(Stewart, Cohen, Petrie)
|
|
2:50
|
Analysis
of Situational End-of-Life Factors to Promote Robust Design Strategies
for Product Asset Recovery and Energy Conservation
(Hula, Hazma, Jalali, Saitou, Skerlos)
|
|
3:10
|
Design
for Environment: A Case Study of novel technology to Capture,
Recover and Re-use Hazardous Air Pollutants (Kaldate,
Emamipour, Rood, Thurston)
|
|
|
|
|
Session: |
02. Managing Energy and Greenhouse
Gases
|
|
Location: |
Assembly Hall - Wolverine Room
|
|
Start
Time |
Session Chairs: John Holmberg, Klaus
Vogstad
|
|
1:30
|
Life-Cycle
Based Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory of Canadian Wastewater
Treatment Facilities (Sahely, MacLean, Monteith, Bagley)
|
|
1:50
|
Ecological
Cumulative Exergy Consumption Analysis, an Approach for Including
Ecological Products and Services (Hau, Bakshi)
|
|
2:10
|
Energy Consumption of Wired
and Wireless Communications Networks (Matthews, Loh, Chong)
|
|
2:30
|
A Source Generation Comparison
of Electricity Consumption in US Production Sectors (Matthews, Kostov, Mayes)
|
|
2:50
|
Transport
of Coal by Rail vs. Transmission for Electricity Generation: Application
of Hybrid LCA Comparative Analysis (Bergerson,
Lave, Hendrickson, Mathews, Farrell)
|
|
3:10
|
Resilience and Leveraging Consortia
as a Survival Strategy for Japan's Electric Power Industry Amidst
Megacompetition in an IT Driven Global Economy (Watanabe)
|
|
|
|
|
Session: |
04. Life Cycle Assessment and Management
|
|
Location: |
Davidson
Hall - Room D1279
|
|
Start
Time |
Session
Chairs: Masahiko Hirao, Rene van Berke
|
|
1:30
|
Simulation
Framework for Life Cycle Assessment of the Built Environment
(Ries)
|
|
1:50
|
Implementing
Life Cycle Management for Production Chains using Life-Cycle-Images.
A Method for Stepwise Modeling (Gottschick)
|
|
2:10
|
Environmental
Assessment of Re-use Strategies - The Case of Concrete from the
Swedish Building Sector (Roth, Eklund)
|
|
2:30
|
Material
Selection for First Use and Downcycling: A Case Study
(Wright, Mellor, Clift, Stevens)
|
|
2:50
|
Cascade
Link of Fluoro-Nitric Acid between the Semiconductor and Steel
Industries (Hirao,
Kuwauchi, Uesugi, Fumiwara, Suginaka)
|
|
3:10
|
Integrated
Economic and Environmental Assessment of Supply Loops for Mobile
Phones (Geyer,
Jackson, Clift)
|
|
|
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|
Wednesday, 2 July 2003
8:30 AM – 10:30 AM
Technical Session (T7)
|
Session: |
06.
Eco-Industrial Parks and Networks
|
|
Location: |
Paton
Center – Room P1016
|
|
Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Marian Chertow, Stephen
Levine, Ernie Lowe
|
|
8:30
|
The Kwinana Industrial Area: An Evolving Example of an Eco-industrial
Park (Berkel)
|
|
8:50
|
The Development of Industrial
Symbiosis Networks - Experiences and Lessons from Regional UK
Projects
(Mirata, Pritchard, Harris)
|
|
9:10
|
By-Product Synergy: Lessons from Six Years of Regional Collaboratives (Mangan, Forward)
|
|
9:30
|
Eco-industrial Parks and the
Zero-waste Philosophy: Potentials and Limits (Rechberger)
|
|
9:50
|
Managing Sustainable Revitalization
of Urban Industrial Sites (Korenromp)
|
|
|
|
|
Session: |
23. Education
|
|
Location: |
Paton
Center – Room P1018
|
|
Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Kristan Cockerill,
Anahita Ahmadi Williamson
|
|
8:30
|
Panel
discussion: Academia, ISIE and Industrial Ecology
|
|
|
Panelists: James Eflin, Kristan
Cockerill, Helge Brattebo, Ann Dougherty, Rolf Bohne, Sergio Pacca
|
|
|
This panel will start with a short presentation on
industrial ecology in academia and will then open to a moderated
discussion. The panelists include educators, industry representatives,
and students so that we might see various perspectives on the
intersections among academia and industry.
|
|
|
|
|
Session: |
21.
Environmental Management
|
|
Location: |
Assembly
Hall - Michigan Room
|
|
Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Paulo Ferrao,
Mary Stewart, Anthony SF Chiu
|
|
8:30
|
Thinking Outside the Box of Extended Producer Responsibility:
A Looser View of Product Recovery (Meisner Rossen, White)
|
|
8:50
|
Approaches to the Study of Corporate Environmental Management (Kamrasyid, Pan)
|
|
9:10
|
Localisation, Production Technology and Sustainability (Allwood)
|
|
9:30
|
Combined Environmental and Economic Life Cycle Evaluation
of a Company (Margni, Della Croce, Jolliet)
|
|
9:50
|
Integration of Design for Environment and Environmental
Management Systems (Ammenberg, Sundin)
|
|
10:10
|
Lead In Electronics: An Industrial Ecology Case Study (Schoenung, Ogunseitan, Saphores, Shapiro)
|
|
|
|
|
Session: |
05. Biomaterials and Biocomplexity
|
|
Location: |
Assembly
Hall - Wolverine Room
|
|
Start
Time |
Session Chair: Robert Anex
|
|
8:30
|
Biocommodity Engineering: Evaluating Environmental Impacts (Landis, Theis, Cabezas, Glaser)
|
|
8:50
|
Biobased Industrial Products:
A Sustainable Industry Begins to Emerge? (Dale, Kim)
|
|
9:10
|
Raw Material, Energy and Greenhouse
Gas Profiles of Polyhydroxyalkanoate (PHA) Derived from Corn Grain (Kim, Dale)
|
|
9:30
|
Methods of Defining the Sustainability
of Biobased Materials (Anex)
|
|
9:50
|
Environmental Implications of Substituting Bio-Based Products
for Traditional Lubricants in Industrial Applications (Miller, Theis, Reich, Wang)
|
|
10:10
|
Modeling the Biocomplexity of Alternative Materials to Achieve
More Sustainable Infrastructure Systems (Smith, Chandler, Dettling, Kendall, Keoleian)
|
|
|
|
|
Session: |
22. Waste
Management
|
|
Location: |
Davidson Hall - Room D1279
|
|
Start
Time |
Session Chair: Roland Clift
|
|
8:30
|
Life-Cycle-Based Solid Waste Management (Kaplan, Solano, Dumas, Harrison, Ranjithan, Barlaz, Brill)
|
|
8:50
|
Recycling C&D Waste in Copenhagen - An Impact Analysis (Bohne, Opoku)
|
|
9:10
|
Strategy Assessment for Municipal Solid Waste Management
in China (Zuo, Matsumoto)
|
|
9:30
|
Utilization of Municipal Solid Waste and Wastewater for
Reduction of Carbon Dioxide Emission in Tokyo (Hanaki, Aramaki)
|
|
9:50
|
Issues associated with Recovery of Resources from Waste
Products using Energy from Waste Technologies: Stakeholder Perspectives (Warnken, Cohen)
|
|
10:10
|
Metal Mobilization: Phytomining
as a Competitor for Anthropogenic Production (Harper, Graedel)
|
| |
|
11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Technical Session (T8)
|
Session: |
20.
Quo Vadis IE
|
|
Location: |
Paton
Center – Room P1016
|
|
Start
Time |
Bhavik R. Bakshi
|
|
11:00
|
Merging Emerging Ideas: “Science of Sustainability” (Industrial
Ecology) and Science and Technology for Sustainability (Karn, Correll, Bauer, Cash, Johnson)
|
|
11:20
|
Towards a Research Agenda for Sustainable Resource Management (Bringezu)
|
|
11:40
|
Practical Challenges for Industrial Ecology (Ehrenfeld)
|
|
|
|
|
Session: |
23. Education
|
|
Location: |
Paton
Center – Room P1018
|
|
Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Kristan Cockerill, Anahita
Ahmadi Williamson
|
|
11:00
|
Industrial
Ecology in the Classroom
|
|
|
Panel: John Martin, Ann Dougherty,
Stephen Levine
|
|
|
Each panelist will briefly describe their project/course
and then moderators will open the discussion up to the audience.
|
|
|
|
|
Session: |
02.
Managing Energy and Greenhouse Gases
|
|
Location: |
Assembly
Hall - Michigan Room
|
|
Start
Time |
Session Chairs: John Holmberg, Klaus
Vogstad
|
|
11:00
|
The Transition from Fossil
Fuelled to a Renewable Power Supply in a Deregulated Electricity
Market (Vogstad)
|
|
11:20
|
Integrated CO2 Emission Computer
Program—NICE III (Yagita, Wei, Kobayashi, Inaba, Sagisaka)
|
|
11:40
|
A Complete Decomposition Model
of Korean Energy Flows (Kim, Heo)
|
|
|
|
|
Session: |
14. Input-Output Analysis in LCA and MFA
|
|
Location: |
Assembly
Hall - Wolverine Room
|
|
Start
Time |
Session Chairs: Sangwon Suh, Shinichiro
Nakamura
|
|
11:00
|
Deriving a New Measure of
Corporate Environmental Performance based on Human Health Impacts (Koehler, Bennett, Norris,
Spengler)
|
|
11:20
|
Expansion of IO-based Embodied Emission Intensity from a
Quantity Basis to an Impact Basis (Nansai,
Moriguchi)
|
|
11:40
|
Climate Change Damage Assessment Using an Input-Output Approach (Gloria)
|
|
|
|
|
Session: |
04. Life
Cycle Assessment and Management
|
|
Location: |
Davidson
Hall - Room D1279
|
|
Start
Time |
Session
Chairs: Masahiko Hirao, Rene van Berke
|
|
11:00
|
Life Cycle Assessment for Australian Grains (Narayanaswamy, Altham, Van Berkel, McGregor)
|
|
11:20
|
Application of the LCA Approach to the Environmental Management
System Implementation of a Fruit-juice Production plant: The Italian
GESAMB Project (Galatola, Russo)
|
|
11:40
|
Life Cycle Assessment of Cane Sugar Production on the Island
Of Mauritius (Ramjeawon)
|
| |
|
|