I use the ICE version 2 by the university of Bath. It's easy to use and based on valid methodology but it's a bit old.
I would appreciate it if you could introduce a new database.
As far as I know there aren't any others. Maintaining and updating a live database is a lot of work and that's why most practioners pay for a software or purchase access to a database. But as a PhD you could request a free license for One Click LCA with access to all these databases: https://www.oneclicklca.com/support/faq-and-guidance/documentation/database/ I hope that helps
As far as I know there aren't any others. Maintaining and updating a live database is a lot of work and that's why most practioners pay for a software or purchase access to a database. But as a PhD you could request a free license for One Click LCA with access to all these databases: https://www.oneclicklca.com/support/faq-and-guidance/documentation/database/ I hope that helps
I think people are working on developing something in that vein: see the BONSAI project: https://bonsai.uno/
Similarly to Nicolas Francart' suggestion, there used to be the Quartz project (http://quartzproject.org/), which seems to have now become HBN' Pharos project (https://www.pharosproject.net/). The database seems more adapted for (human) health impacts rather than climate change, but I haven't looked into it; it might also have what you need!
If still relevant- I would recommend the German open access Ökobaudat (https://www.oekobaudat.de). I would be careful with ICE since it refers to the british context. If you look at projects in your country ecoinvent is closest but not open access.
Thank you all for your answers. I'm specifically looking for data about Dubai.
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