The Computational Structure of Life Cycle Assessment¶
Heijungs, R., & Suh, S. (2002). The Computational Structure of Life Cycle Assessment. Springer.
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- Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)
- Systematic totalization across temporal and material flows. LCA is the structural instantiation of boundary-explicit accounting: when costs, impacts, or burdens distribute across time stages or supply-chain boundaries such that single-boundary analysis captures incompletely, the rational decision framework integrates across the full relevant boundary with transparent accounting for allocation ambiguities, a perspective Heijungs and Suh (2002) develop in their formal computational treatment of LCA.
This sourceDevelops the matrix formalism (technology and intervention matrices) that makes LCA a tractable boundary-explicit accounting computation across thousands of unit processes.
- Systematic totalization across temporal and material flows. LCA is the structural instantiation of boundary-explicit accounting: when costs, impacts, or burdens distribute across time stages or supply-chain boundaries such that single-boundary analysis captures incompletely, the rational decision framework integrates across the full relevant boundary with transparent accounting for allocation ambiguities, a perspective Heijungs and Suh (2002) develop in their formal computational treatment of LCA.
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