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ICT Innovations for Sustainability 2015
- Lorenz M. Hilty, Bernard Aebischer:
ICT Innovations for Sustainability. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing 310, Springer 2015, ISBN 978-3-319-09227-0
Introduction
- Lorenz M. Hilty
, Bernard Aebischer:
ICT for Sustainability: An Emerging Research Field. 3-36 - John A. Skip Laitner:
The Energy Efficiency Benefits and the Economic Imperative of ICT-Enabled Systems. 37-48 - Christina Herzog, Laurent Lefèvre, Jean-Marc Pierson
Actors for Innovation in Green IT. 49-67
The Energy Cost of Information Processing
- Bernard Aebischer, Lorenz M. Hilty
The Energy Demand of ICT: A Historical Perspective and Current Methodological Challenges. 71-103 - Hubert Kaeslin:
Semiconductor Technology and the Energy Efficiency of ICT. 105-111 - Gunnar Schomaker, Stefan Janacek, Daniel Schlitt:
The Energy Demand of Data Centers. 113-124 - Ralph Hintemann:
Consolidation, Colocation, Virtualization, and Cloud Computing: The Impact of the Changing Structure of Data Centers on Total Electricity Demand. 125-136 - Vlad C. Coroama
The Energy Intensity of the Internet: Home and Access Networks. 137-155 - Daniel Schien, Vlad C. Coroama
The Energy Intensity of the Internet: Edge and Core Networks. 157-170 - Roland Hischier
Grey Energy and Environmental Impacts of ICT Hardware. 171-189 - Stefan Naumann, Eva Kern
Sustainable Software Engineering: Process and Quality Models, Life Cycle, and Social Aspects. 191-205
The Material Cost of Information Processing
- Patrick A. Wäger
The Material Basis of ICT. 209-221 - Heinz Böni, Mathias Schluep, Rolf Widmer:
Recycling of ICT Equipment in Industrialized and Developing Countries. 223-241 - Roland Hischier
The Transition from Desktop Computers to Tablets: A Model for Increasing Resource Efficiency? 243-256 - Christian Remy, Elaine M. Huang:
Addressing the Obsolescence of End-User Devices: Approaches from the Field of Sustainable HCI. 257-267
Saving Energy and Materials Through ICT-Enabled Solutions
- Andrea Emilio Rizzoli
Software Support for Sustainable Supply Chain Configuration and Management. 271-283 - Brigitte Maranghino-Singer
An Information System Supporting Cap and Trade in Organizations. 285-299 - Andreas Möller:
Computational Modeling of Material Flow Networks. 301-311 - Jorge Marx Gómez, Frank Teuteberg
Toward the Next Generation of Corporate Environmental Management Information Systems: What is Still Missing? 313-332 - Mattias Höjer, Josefin Wangel:
Smart Sustainable Cities: Definition and Challenges. 333-349 - Cecilia Katzeff, Josefin Wangel:
Social Practices, Households, and Design in the Smart Grid. 351-365 - Martina Z. Huber, Lorenz M. Hilty
Gamification and Sustainable Consumption: Overcoming the Limitations of Persuasive Technologies. 367-385 - Michael Sonnenschein, Christian Hinrichs, Astrid Nieße, Ute Vogel:
Supporting Renewable Power Supply Through Distributed Coordination of Energy Resources. 387-404 - Vlad C. Coroama
Dematerialization Through Electronic Media? 405-421
Models of Sustainability in the Information Society
- Daniel Spreng:
The Interdependency of Energy, Information, and Growth. 425-434 - Cédric Gossart
Rebound Effects and ICT: A Review of the Literature. 435-448 - Mohammad Ahmadi Achachlouei
Modeling the Effects of ICT on Environmental Sustainability: Revisiting a System Dynamics Model Developed for the European Commission. 449-474
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