Development of Environmental Load Estimation Model for Road Drainage Systems in the Early Design Phase

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Due to the increasing concern about climate change, efforts to reduce environmental load are continuously being made in construction industry, and LCA (life cycle assessment) is being presented as an effective method to assess environmental load. Since LCA requires information on construction quantity used for environmental load estimation, however, it is not being utilized in the environmental review in the early design phase where it is difficult to obtain such information. In this study, computation system for construction quantity based on standard cross section of road drainage facilities was developed to compute construction quantity required for LCA using only information available in the early design phase to develop and verify the effectiveness of a model that can perform environmental load estimation. The result showed that it is an effective model that can be used in the early design phase as it revealed a 13.39% mean absolute error rate.

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Park, J. Y., Lee, D. E., & Kim, B. S. (2017). Development of Environmental Load Estimation Model for Road Drainage Systems in the Early Design Phase. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 245). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/245/2/022014

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