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SEEG initiative estimates of Brazilian greenhouse gas emissions from 1970 to 2015.

Tasso Rezende de Azevedo1, Ciniro Costa Junior2, Amintas Brandão Junior3, Marcelo Dos Santos Cremer4, Marina Piatto2, David Shiling Tsai4, Paulo Barreto3, Heron Martins3, Márcio Sales3, Tharic Galuchi2, Alessandro Rodrigues2, Renato Morgado2, André Luis Ferreira4, Felipe Barcellos E Silva4, Gabriel de Freitas Viscondi4, Karoline Costal Dos Santos4, Kamyla Borges da Cunha4, Andrea Manetti5, Iris Moura Esteves Coluna5, Igor Reis de Albuquerque5, Shigueo Watanabe Junior6, Clauber Leite7, Roberto Kishinami8.   

Abstract

This work presents the SEEG platform, a 46-year long dataset of greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) in Brazil (1970-2015) providing more than 2 million data records for the Agriculture, Energy, Industry, Waste and Land Use Change Sectors at national and subnational levels. The SEEG dataset was developed by the Climate Observatory, a Brazilian civil society initiative, based on the IPCC guidelines and Brazilian National Inventories embedded with country specific emission factors and processes, raw data from multiple official and non-official sources, and organized together with social and economic indicators. Once completed, the SEEG dataset was converted into a spreadsheet format and shared via web-platform that, by means of simple queries, allows users to search data by emission sources and country and state activities. Because of its effectiveness in producing and making available data on a consistent and accessible basis, SEEG may significantly increase the capacity of civil society, scientists and stakeholders to understand and anticipate trends related to GHG emissions as well as its implications to public policies in Brazil.

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Year:  2018        PMID: 29809176      PMCID: PMC5972695          DOI: 10.1038/sdata.2018.45

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Sci Data        ISSN: 2052-4463            Impact factor:   6.444


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