Green Cyberinfrastructure
The Transition To Intelligent, Secure, Low Carbon, And Climate Adaptive Infrastructure: Some Web Resources
Larry Smarr, Gregory McRae. Presented to the American-Australian Leadership Dialogue panel on “Smart Infrastructure,” held in New York City. July 16, 2010
The Growing Interdependence Of The Internet And Climate Change – IEEE Internet Computing Magazine
The paradox of the rapidly expanding use of Internet computing is that it’s becoming a significant contributor to global greenhouse gas emissions, while at the same time, its increased use could help decrease emissions from the building, transportation, and electrical grid sectors. University and college campuses are ideal “living laboratories” for system-level experimentation on how […]
Project GreenLight: Optimizing Cyberinfrastructure For A Carbon-Constrained World – IEEE Computer
L. Smarr, IEEE Computer, volume 43, number 1, pp.22-27 (2010).
Campuses as Living Laboratories for the Greener Future
B. St. Arnaud, L. Smarr, J. Sheehan, and T. DeFanti, [invited article] EDUCAUSE Review, 44, 14-33 (2009)
Climate Change and Higher Education – EDUCAUSE Review
B. St. Arnaud, L. Smarr, J. Sheehan, and T. DeFanti, [invited article] EDUCAUSE Review, 44, 14-33 (2009)
Greening the Internet in a Carbon-Constrained World – Xconomy
This year marks a turning point in the debate on global climate change. The focus of the discussion is rapidly moving from a scientific analysis of how human activity affects climate change to a political process on how best to regulate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.