Fig. 1 Phase and applications of LCA (ISO 14040 : 2006(E))
Fig. 2 The system boundary of process in this study (OS, CS)
Fig. 3 Locations of the selected sources of oyster shells
Fig. 4 Locations and area of the selected reclaimed lands
Fig. 5 CO2 emissions of OS, CS by changing of transportation distance
Fig. 6 Maximum transportation distance of OS by transportation distance of CS
Fig. 7 Applicability of OS drainage material to korean reclaimed land (from Tongyeong)
Fig. 8 Applicability of OS drainage Material to korean reclaimed land (from Yeosu)
Table 1 Assumed conditions at processing, construction phase
Table 2 Information on the use of data
Table 3 Life cycle CO2 emissions of OS and CS
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