This project developed a new method to address sustainability aspects relevant to the location of biomass energy plants. The method is based on an integrated geographical information system model to identify optimal sites for biomass energy supply, incorporating spatial biomass availability, and economic, environmental and biomass specific uncertainties in the biomass supply chain. The analysis was carried out in Queensland, Australia as a case study, demonstrating the potential of multiple biomass sources for biomass energy supply
Currently, geographic information system (GIS) models are popular for studying location-allocation-r...
In as much as decision makers increasingly are turning to Geographical Information Systems to assist...
Biomass is a renewable resource that has attractive characteristics for manufacturing many types of ...
The highly dispersed nature of biomass sources and limited tools with which to exploit geographicall...
Internationally forest biomass is considered to be a valuable renewable energy feedstock. However, u...
Internationally forest biomass is considered to be a valuable renewable energy feedstock. However, u...
Minimizing cost and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions associated with the transport of biomass feedstoc...
Biomass energy has huge potential in helping to achieve a renewable energy target to combat climate ...
A range of economic and societal issues has resulted from fossil fuel consumption in the transportat...
This study developed a geographical information system-based methodology to maximize the environment...
This research is concerned with bioenergy systems planning and optimization modelling in the context...
This paper presents a GIS-based decision support system for selecting least-cost bioenergy locations...
Research Highlights: A set of 128 potential bioenergy facility locations is established and evaluate...
A GIS-based modeling system was developed for analyzing the geographic variation in potential bioene...
In New Zealand, residues from the harvest of plantation forests have been identified as the largest ...
Currently, geographic information system (GIS) models are popular for studying location-allocation-r...
In as much as decision makers increasingly are turning to Geographical Information Systems to assist...
Biomass is a renewable resource that has attractive characteristics for manufacturing many types of ...
The highly dispersed nature of biomass sources and limited tools with which to exploit geographicall...
Internationally forest biomass is considered to be a valuable renewable energy feedstock. However, u...
Internationally forest biomass is considered to be a valuable renewable energy feedstock. However, u...
Minimizing cost and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions associated with the transport of biomass feedstoc...
Biomass energy has huge potential in helping to achieve a renewable energy target to combat climate ...
A range of economic and societal issues has resulted from fossil fuel consumption in the transportat...
This study developed a geographical information system-based methodology to maximize the environment...
This research is concerned with bioenergy systems planning and optimization modelling in the context...
This paper presents a GIS-based decision support system for selecting least-cost bioenergy locations...
Research Highlights: A set of 128 potential bioenergy facility locations is established and evaluate...
A GIS-based modeling system was developed for analyzing the geographic variation in potential bioene...
In New Zealand, residues from the harvest of plantation forests have been identified as the largest ...
Currently, geographic information system (GIS) models are popular for studying location-allocation-r...
In as much as decision makers increasingly are turning to Geographical Information Systems to assist...
Biomass is a renewable resource that has attractive characteristics for manufacturing many types of ...