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Introduction of New SDB of New SDB Introduction Go Hibino of MHIR Go Hibino of MHIR 2006.2.20 2006.2.20 The 11th AIM International Workshop The 11th AIM International Workshop 1 1. What is SDB ? SDB = Strategic DataBase Environmental

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Introduction Introduction of New SDB

  • f New SDB

Go Hibino of MHIR Go Hibino of MHIR 2006.2.20 2006.2.20 The 11th AIM International Workshop The 11th AIM International Workshop

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Environmental Innovation Strategies

Drivers / Counter- measure Scenario

SDB Engine (SDBE)

Activity = Technology, Infrastructure, Institution, Management Options

Strategic Database (SDB)

Simulation

  • utput

Assessment

SDB Card SDB Card

  • 1. What is SDB ?

SDB = Strategic DataBase Structure of SBD and application of SDB

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  • 2. Update of SDB

1) Modify form design.

  • Users browse data in a longitudinal direction

without scroll bar

  • SDB provides warehouse of material for data

developers. 2) Develop a module estimating future environmental

  • burden. (=SDBE)

SDB = Strategic DataBase

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Start form of SDB

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Activity : Passenger vehicle with electric motor

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Activity : Passenger vehicle with internal combustion

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Reference of estimation

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CO2

  • 3. Application to transportation sector

CO2 CO2 Oil Internal combustion Oil Hybrid engine CNG vehicle Electric vehicle Passenger vehicle transportation Natural gas Oil Electricity Eco-driving No idling Modal shift Biomass Internal combustion Biomass Hybrid engine Biomass Fuel cell vehicle Hydrogen Passenger bus transportation Passenger vehicle transportation I : Activity which satisfies the service demand II : Activity which influences the specification of the activity I III : Activity which influences the specification of the flow

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Activity : Passenger vehicle with internal combustion

  • 3. Application to transportation sector
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Activity : Passenger vehicle with fuel cell

  • 3. Application to transportation sector
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Activity : Passenger bio-fuel vehicle with hybrid engine

  • 3. Application to transportation sector
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Activity : Modal shift to public transportation system

  • 3. Application to transportation sector
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Activity : No Idling

  • 3. Application to transportation sector
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Service demand

  • 3. Application to transportation sector
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Simulation Results : CO2 emission

  • 3. Application to transportation sector

Fuel cell with C-free hydrogen Hybrid vehicle with biofuel

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Simulation Results : Output from activity

  • 3. Application to transportation sector
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Simulation Results : Energy consumption

  • 3. Application to transportation sector
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Simulation Results : Cost for recruitment

  • 3. Application to transportation sector
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  • 4. Application to water sector

With flush toilet With Low flow flush toilet Population Water COD Sewage treatment for all domestic wastewater and recycle of water Sewage treatment for

  • nly night soil

Sewage treatment for all domestic wastewater Residential water consumption without flush toilet

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  • 4. Application to water sector

Millennium Development Goal

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  • 4. Application to water sector

Mitigation of Water pollution

30% (2000) 100% (2050) 30% (2000) 100% (2050) Countermeasure 1 30% (2000) 100% (2050) Flush toilet 0% (2000) 50% (2050) Flush toilet (COD -27%) (COD -90%) 30% (2000) 0% (2050) Countermeasure 2 Sewage treatment for only night soil Sewage treatment for

  • nly night soil

Sewage treatment for all domestic wastewater

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Simulation result : COD emission

  • 4. Application to water sector

Night soil treatment All domestic wastewater treatment

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  • 4. Application to water sector

Mitigation of Water consumption

30% (2000) 100% (2050) Countermeasure 2 30% (2000) 100% (2050) 0% (2000) 50% (2050) Sewage treatment for all domestic wastewater and water recycle Low flow flush toilet Countermeasure 3 0% (2000) 50% (2050) Flush toilet Sewage treatment for all domestic wastewater

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  • 4. Application to water sector

Simulation result : Water consumption

Flush toilet Low flush toilet & Sewage with water recycle

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we expect that you will apply the SDB to analyze the innovational strategies in your country and will introduce the effective strategies to achieve sustainable development.

Finally,