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Climate Impact Calculator
Carbon calculator · C++
A C++ console program that turns emissions figures into a carbon footprint: total CO2, an air quality index, a log-scale impact factor, and the trees and solar panels needed to offset it.
Context
The problem
A carbon footprint is an abstract number. This calculator turns emissions into figures people can picture — how many trees to plant, how many solar panels to install — alongside CO2 totals and an air quality index.
My role: Programming Fundamentals project, 1st semester, Air University Kamra.
Implementation
How it works
Start from emissions
The program takes emissions figures and totals CO2 output.
Make impact readable
A log-scale factor compresses huge emission totals into a comparable score.
Answer in actions
Trees and solar panels translate the footprint into concrete offsets.
Implementation highlights
- Total CO2 emissions from input figures
- Air Quality Index (AQI) calculation
- Climate Change Impact Factor on a log scale: log(Total Emissions + 1) × 10
- Trees required and solar panels required to offset emissions
- Documented with algorithm, flow chart, report and presentation
Evidence
What can be verified
The points below summarize the public repository and owner-provided CV where noted. Read the source for implementation details before drawing further conclusions.
Outputs5
CO2 total, AQI, impact factor, trees required, solar panels required.
DocsAlgorithm + report
Flow chart, algorithm document and project report in the repo.
Boundaries
Limitations and next questions
- Console program; no graphical interface or live deployment.
- Source code is not in the repository — the folder holds the algorithm, flow chart, report and presentation.
Evidence-first note: a live demo demonstrates an interface and workflow; it does not by itself prove security, scale, or real-world impact.
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