Search for dissertations about: "Ecological footprint"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 13 swedish dissertations containing the words Ecological footprint.
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6. On Sustainability Indicators and Sustainable Product Development
Abstract : In this thesis, we present some examples of sustainability indicators and tools for sustainable product development that can be used to facilitate a transition of the society towards sustainability. As a basis for this work, we have used certain principles for sustainability. READ MORE
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7. Data in, lures out: designing selective lures against fruit pests
Abstract : With the push for rebuilding ecosystem resilience and the aim to lower the footprint of agriculture, there is an urgent need for novel, sustainable tools for managing pests. Insect olfaction is a good target to designing such novel tools. However, the rate at which odor-based insect control innovations are churned out is underwhelming. READ MORE
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8. High capacity timber joints : Proposal of the shear plate dowel joint
Abstract : An increased use of wood can reduce the environmental footprint of the building sector by being a renewable and ecological material. In order to improve the competitiveness of heavy timber structures, this thesis presents a novel type of timber connection with a high degree of prefabrication, which utilizes a resilient bond line. READ MORE
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9. Genetic properties of feed efficiency and related traits in dairy cattle
Abstract : Feed accounts for the largest proportion of operating costs in dairy production. Improving feed efficiency (FE) is expected to increase the profits of dairy farmers and reduce the ecological footprint of dairy production. READ MORE
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10. Measurement, Modeling, and Characterization for Energy-Efficient Computing
Abstract : The ever-increasing ecological footprint of Information Technology (IT) sector coupled with adverse effects of high power consumption on electronic circuits has increased the significance of energy-efficient computing in the last decade. Making energy-efficient computing a norm rather than an exception requires that system designers and programmers understand the energy implications of their design and implementation choices. READ MORE