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    Revision as of 05:22, 13 July 2003

    Transport is a feature of product (or the product itself)

    Modes of transport (and type of energy consumed):


    What we need to find to figure out the transportation costs are:

    • Usage of fuel/kg/km transported for all transport types
    • Database of distances between places. I'm sure the logistics companies have this information, but are they going to give it to us if we ask is a different question. So if you know of any open content sources to get road/railroad/ship/airtravel distances between places it would be most welcome. We could approach this by finding these distances coutry-by-country and then linking countries together using UN/LOCODE bordercrossing points as nodes to tie the countries networks together.