BIP! Finder - Transdisciplinary integration and interfacing software in mechatronic system for carbon sequestration and harvesting energy in the agricultural soils for rewarding farmers through green certificates

2017 • Transdisciplinary integration and interfacing software in mechatronic system for carbon sequestration and harvesting energy in the agricultural soils for rewarding farmers through green certificates

Authors: T Latinovic; C Barz; P P Pop; A Pop-Vadean

Venue: IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering

Type: Publication

Abstract: In this article we will present a transdisciplinary approach to carbon sequestration in agricultural soils. The software provides a method proposed to measure the amount of carbon that can be captured from different soil types and different crop. The application has integrated an intuitive interface, is portable and calculate the number of green certificates as a reward for farmers financial support for environmental protection. We plan to initiate a scientific approach to environmental protection through financial incentives for agriculture fi... (read more)

Topics: Environmental economics Environmental resource management Natural resource economics

DOI: 10.1088/1757-899x/163/1/012044

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