Eco Drive – Implementation of Carbon Footprint Application using Java

Eco Drive – Implementation of Carbon Footprint Application using Java

1Gundala Naveen, 2T Ganesh Varma, 3S Mahammad Kalam, 4A Venkatesh Varma, 5Vipul G, 6Jayavadivel Ravi

1,2,3,4,5UG Student Dept. Of CS&E, 6Assistent Professor Dept. Of CS&E

1,2,3,4,5,6presidency university Bangalore,560089

1nanaveen2003m@gmail.com, 2ganeshvarma.trimulasetti@gmail.com, 3mahammadshaik435@gmail.com, 4varmakbm9@gmail.com, 5vipulgmdl@gmail.com, 6jayavadivel.ravi@presidencyuniversity.in

 Abstract

Climate change is one of the most pressing challenges facing humanity today, with transportation emerging as a significant contributor to global greenhouse gas emissions. In addressing this, Eco Drive, a carbon footprint tracking application, leverages mobile technology to empower individuals to make sustainable travel choices. The application integrates GPS tracking, user input, and gamification features to create an engaging platform that tracks, analyzes, and encourages reductions in travel-related carbon emissions.

This study provides an in-depth exploration of Eco Drive’s design, methodology, and outcomes. By combining technological innovation with a focus on user engagement, the project demonstrates how everyday actions, like choosing to cycle or carpool, can be transformed into meaningful contributions to environmental sustainability. Through this approach, Eco Drive aligns with global goals, such as the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), to combat climate change and promote sustainable urban mobility.

Keywords:

Carbon footprint, GPS tracking, sustainable travel, gamification, Java application