GHG Inventories and Agriculture Emissions
Learning Objectives:1. Explain the importance of a GHG inventory 2. Describe all the agriculture processes that lead to GHG emissions in this sector 3. Explain the principles and processes (data collection, quality control, verification, archiving) involved in compiling a GHG inventory 4. Teach participants how to calculate GHG emissions from the agriculture sector as a whole 5. Show participants how to use data collection and emission calculation tools for estimating, checking and archiving an agriculture GHG emission inventoryContents:Module 1: Overview of GHG Inventories and Agriculture Emissions Basic methodology for calculating GHG Emissions Methane emissions from Enteric fermentation CH4 Emissions from Manure Management Module 2: Direct and indirect N2O from manure management Overview of Managed Soil Emissions Direct N2O from Managed Soils Indirect N2O from Managed Soils Module 3: Lime and urea application emissions Biomass and crop residue burning Rice cultivation emissions Overall agriculture GHG inventory compilation
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| Format: | Online moodle |
| Language: | English |
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IICA
2024
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| Subjects: | Acción climática y sostenibilidad agropecuaria, |
| Online Access: | https://elearning.iica.int/course/view.php?id=604 |
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| Start Date: | 2024-01-02 |
| End Date: | 2024-11-30 |
| Summary: | Learning Objectives:1. Explain the importance of a GHG inventory 2. Describe all the agriculture processes that lead to GHG emissions in this sector 3. Explain the principles and processes (data collection, quality control, verification, archiving)
involved in compiling a GHG inventory 4. Teach participants how to calculate GHG emissions from the agriculture sector as a whole 5. Show participants how to use data collection and emission calculation tools for estimating,
checking and archiving an agriculture GHG emission inventoryContents:Module 1:
Overview of GHG Inventories and Agriculture Emissions Basic methodology for calculating GHG Emissions Methane emissions from Enteric fermentation CH4 Emissions from Manure Management
Module 2:
Direct and indirect N2O from manure management Overview of Managed Soil Emissions Direct N2O from Managed Soils Indirect N2O from Managed Soils
Module 3:
Lime and urea application emissions Biomass and crop residue burning Rice cultivation emissions Overall agriculture GHG inventory compilation |
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