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Rebound GHG Effects in AgriTech

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Rebound GHG Effects in AgriTech. / Broadbent, Matthew; Bates, Oliver.
2024. Abstract from 1st International Workshop on Low Carbon Computing, Glasgow, United Kingdom.

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Broadbent, M & Bates, O 2024, 'Rebound GHG Effects in AgriTech', 1st International Workshop on Low Carbon Computing, Glasgow, United Kingdom, 3/12/24.

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Broadbent, M., & Bates, O. (2024). Rebound GHG Effects in AgriTech. Abstract from 1st International Workshop on Low Carbon Computing, Glasgow, United Kingdom.

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Broadbent M, Bates O. Rebound GHG Effects in AgriTech. 2024. Abstract from 1st International Workshop on Low Carbon Computing, Glasgow, United Kingdom.

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Broadbent, Matthew ; Bates, Oliver. / Rebound GHG Effects in AgriTech. Abstract from 1st International Workshop on Low Carbon Computing, Glasgow, United Kingdom.

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title = "Rebound GHG Effects in AgriTech",
abstract = "In Scotland, GHG emissions arising from agriculture and farming contribute significantly to the overall total. Increasingly, technology is seen as a way to improve efficiency and therefore reduce these emissions. In this work, we explore how this AgriTech forms a complex case study for low carbon computing with a range of opportunities and tensions for both low carbon ICT and its utilisation. We provide the LOCO community with an overview of AgriTech in dairy farming and highlight a number of key areas of future work.",
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author = "Matthew Broadbent and Oliver Bates",
year = "2024",
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language = "English",
note = "1st International Workshop on Low Carbon Computing ; Conference date: 03-12-2024",
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RIS

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T1 - Rebound GHG Effects in AgriTech

AU - Broadbent, Matthew

AU - Bates, Oliver

PY - 2024/12/3

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N2 - In Scotland, GHG emissions arising from agriculture and farming contribute significantly to the overall total. Increasingly, technology is seen as a way to improve efficiency and therefore reduce these emissions. In this work, we explore how this AgriTech forms a complex case study for low carbon computing with a range of opportunities and tensions for both low carbon ICT and its utilisation. We provide the LOCO community with an overview of AgriTech in dairy farming and highlight a number of key areas of future work.

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KW - AgriTech

KW - Low Carbon Computing

KW - Rebound Effects

KW - GHG Emissions

KW - Digital Twinning

M3 - Abstract

T2 - 1st International Workshop on Low Carbon Computing

Y2 - 3 December 2024

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