Importing LCIA Methods
Importing LCIA Methods
Hi,
I would really appreciate if someone can tell me if there a free way to find an LCIA database to be imported into openLCA? I have tried to find on internet, did find some inventory databases and not the impact assessment methods data. Please help!
I would really appreciate if someone can tell me if there a free way to find an LCIA database to be imported into openLCA? I have tried to find on internet, did find some inventory databases and not the impact assessment methods data. Please help!
Re: Importing LCIA Methods
Hi,
The LCA methodology's not well developed yet and so there are only few LCIA databases freely downloadable.
Anyway you can download the CML database supplied by the Leiden University => http://cml.leiden.edu/software/data-cml ... #downloads
However I don't know if it is in a right format for the OpenLCA import. Probably the software requires an xml file so I don't think you can use as it is.
Only who knows well the OpenLCA software can help to import this database into the OpenLCA.
Regards, Marco
The LCA methodology's not well developed yet and so there are only few LCIA databases freely downloadable.
Anyway you can download the CML database supplied by the Leiden University => http://cml.leiden.edu/software/data-cml ... #downloads
However I don't know if it is in a right format for the OpenLCA import. Probably the software requires an xml file so I don't think you can use as it is.
Only who knows well the OpenLCA software can help to import this database into the OpenLCA.
Regards, Marco
Re: Importing LCIA Methods
Hi, sorry I overlooked this post - I would probably argue about the statement
the ecoinvent LCIA methods can be imported into openLCA, they are available from the ecoinvent centre, or also through us, free of charge (in contrast to the ecoinvent LCI datasets that you can also obtain through us). Please contact me if you are interested, but be aware that the methods then work best with the ecoinvent flows (and not so well with other flow names).
openLCA can import any LCIA file in EcoSpold format, so you will need to modify the CMLIA file. Soon, there will also be an LCIA method "package" for the ELCD database, and I think this will also be freely available, and fit to the ELCD flows.
Let's hope that this still helps you!
Best wishes,
Andreas
but this is not the main part of the post -The LCA methodology's not well developed yet
the ecoinvent LCIA methods can be imported into openLCA, they are available from the ecoinvent centre, or also through us, free of charge (in contrast to the ecoinvent LCI datasets that you can also obtain through us). Please contact me if you are interested, but be aware that the methods then work best with the ecoinvent flows (and not so well with other flow names).
openLCA can import any LCIA file in EcoSpold format, so you will need to modify the CMLIA file. Soon, there will also be an LCIA method "package" for the ELCD database, and I think this will also be freely available, and fit to the ELCD flows.
Let's hope that this still helps you!
Best wishes,
Andreas
Re: Importing LCIA Methods
Dear Andrea:
I would like to know if you have an update on this question. In specific I would like to know if there is a method that matches smoothly with the nrel database. By the way, congrats and thanks for openLCA. Great job!
R.
I would like to know if you have an update on this question. In specific I would like to know if there is a method that matches smoothly with the nrel database. By the way, congrats and thanks for openLCA. Great job!
R.
Re: Importing LCIA Methods
Dear Andrea,
Im a student and still new using thisopen LCA. Right now, im getting stuck due to getting the free LCIA database to be imported into Open LCA. Are we need to pay for getting the ecoinvent dataset. How can we get this dataset for free.Im very appreciate if someone can help me..
thank you very much
Im a student and still new using thisopen LCA. Right now, im getting stuck due to getting the free LCIA database to be imported into Open LCA. Are we need to pay for getting the ecoinvent dataset. How can we get this dataset for free.Im very appreciate if someone can help me..
thank you very much
Re: Importing LCIA Methods
Hi all,
here is the link to the ecoinvent LCIA methods, version 2.2:
http://www.openlca.org/uploads/media/impact-methods.zip.
Import this complete archive as EcoSpold file into openLCA.
Andreas
here is the link to the ecoinvent LCIA methods, version 2.2:
http://www.openlca.org/uploads/media/impact-methods.zip.
Import this complete archive as EcoSpold file into openLCA.
Andreas
Re: Importing LCIA Methods
Hello,
Is it planned to include the ReCiPe 2008 to all LCIA methods in the near future ?
Is it planned to include the ReCiPe 2008 to all LCIA methods in the near future ?
Re: Importing LCIA Methods
Has the zip file link been disabled? I'm unable to find a link to download the LCIA methods files.
Re: Importing LCIA Methods
Hi all,
I just added the LCIA method "pack" back again on the openLCA website; you find it at the downloads page (via http://www.openlca.org/downloads).
Best wishes,
Andreas
I just added the LCIA method "pack" back again on the openLCA website; you find it at the downloads page (via http://www.openlca.org/downloads).
Best wishes,
Andreas
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Re: Importing LCIA Methods
Dear Andreas,
with the new openLCA v1.2.9 I did the following:
- create a new database
- import ELCD.zip in ILCD format
- import LCIA methods from openLCA website in ecospold format
However, the issue now is that I have to assign units, see the attached picture. I haven't stumbled upon this problem before. Moreover I believe there are no appropriate unit groups to assign to.
==> How can I import the LCIA methdos?
with the new openLCA v1.2.9 I did the following:
- create a new database
- import ELCD.zip in ILCD format
- import LCIA methods from openLCA website in ecospold format
However, the issue now is that I have to assign units, see the attached picture. I haven't stumbled upon this problem before. Moreover I believe there are no appropriate unit groups to assign to.
==> How can I import the LCIA methdos?
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