Feature manufacturing abiotic backend #54
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v3.0 update: AI view, csv import-export, more help, some new data...
… die area + first manufacturing coputation for CPU
…ting some processing to the new data structure
…s, so completed now. Need to check and debug with google sheet
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Embodied impacts computation
This PR implements two new impacts, namely embodied GHG emissions and abiotic resources depletion, generated by the manufacturing phase of the hardware. These additional values are included into the export csv so they can be analyzed with the other metrics.
The computations rely on Clément Morand's methodology from MLCA paper [1] and were triple-checked with him.
[1] Morand, C., Ligozat, A. L., & Névéol, A. (2024, June). Mlca: a tool for machine learning life cycle assessment. In 2024 10th International Conference on ICT for Sustainability (ICT4S) (pp. 227-238). IEEE.