BUILDING A SOFTWARE MODEL TO CHECK THE FOOTPRINTS OF CARBON EMISSION

BUILDING A SOFTWARE MODEL TO CHECK THE FOOTPRINTS OF CARBON EMISSION

Lisha Ponnamma[1], Manas N Saligram[2] , Prakruthi Prasad[3] , Prerana H A[4] Students, Dayananda Sagar Academy of Technology & Management, Bengaluru, India

Rashmi Amardeep[5], Associate Professor , Dayananda Sagar Academy of Tech & MGMT, Bengaluru,

India

lishapd2001@gmail.com[1],manassaligram@gmail.com[2],prakruthiii13@gmail.com[3], preranaha1612@gmail.com[4], dr.rashmi-is@dsatm.edu.in[5]

ABSTRACT
A model to check the footprints of carbon emission is a framework that enables the evaluation and quantification of greenhouse gas emissions resulting from human activities. This model considers different sources of carbon emissions, including energy consumption, transportation, industrial processes, and waste disposal, and uses data on these activities to estimate the amount of greenhouse gases produced. The model is utilizes to evaluate the carbon footprint of individuals, organizations, and even entire countries. The results obtained from this model can help individuals and businesses identify areas where they can reduce their carbon footprint and contribute to mitigating climate change. This model is crucial for policymakers to develop effective strategies to reduce carbon emissions, as it allows them to evaluate the effectiveness of existing policies and design new policies to reduce emissions. Overall, the model provides a comprehensive framework for measuring and monitoring carbon emissions, which is essential for building a sustainable and environmentally conscious future.

Keywords
Greenhouse gases, environment, carbon footprint, emission.