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The Zoom City Carbon Model - ZCCM is a high-resolution, bottom-up framework for quantifying urban CO₂ emissions at street-level granularity. This interactive platform visualizes spatio-temporal emission patterns from key urban sources:

This Emission Geographic Information platform is designed to communicate the outcomes of the Road Traffic (Passenger Car + Heavy-duty-vehicles) sub-model to users, stakeholders, the research community, and the public in general. With this tool, users can explore detailed street-scale emissions, emissions associated with Open Street Map features, and temporal patterns such as hourly time series, daily cycles, and monthly totals..

Citation: Anjos M & Meier F (2025) Zooming into Berlin: tracking street-scale CO2 emissions based on high-resolution traffic modeling using machine learning. Front. Environ. Sci.doi: 10.3389/fenvs.2024.1461656

Citywide Emissions

Annual trends and spatial distribution of emissions across Berlin

Temporal Behaviour

Monthly and weekly patterns of traffic emissions

District Analysis

Compare emissions across Berlin's administrative districts

Summary Stats

Key metrics and aggregated statistics at a glance

COVID-19 Impact (IN PREPARATION)

Emissions changes during pandemic restrictions (2020-2021)

Street-Level Analysis

Interactive table with filtering and export options

Citywide Emissions

Spatial Distribution - total of CO₂ in 2019

District Analysis

District Selector

Filter Districts

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Daily Emission Patterns

District Map

Berlin map

Temporal Behaviour

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Yearly Comparison

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Hourly

Weekly

Summary Stats

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Total of traffic emissions [ktCO2/month]

76.58

Total of carbon [ktC/month]

2259.68

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Top CO2 Amenity sites

Top CO2 Leisure sites

Top CO2 Natural sites

Top CO2 Shop sites

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Street-Level Analysis

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Top 20 Emitter Streets in tCO2

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Street Finder

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Citation

Anjos M and Meier F (2025) Zooming into Berlin: tracking street-scale CO2 emissions based on high-resolution traffic modeling using machine learning. Front. Environ. Sci. 12:1461656. doi: 10.3389/fenvs.2024.1461656

Data Source

People

Developed by Dr. Max Anjos and Dr. Fred Meier, Chair of Climatology, TU Berlin.

Funding

  • CAPES – Finance Code 001
  • Alexander Von Humboldt Foundation

Inspiration

Inspired by community dashboards and built using R + Flexdashboard.


Thank you for exploring the ZoomCityCarbonModel!