A Model for the Assessment of the Water Footprint …
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Fig. 9 Flowchart; determination of the green, blue and grey water footprint of the city garden
(WFg). Own elaboration
2.2 Model for Quantifying the Indirect Water Footprint
In this case, the theoretical framework is divided into two parts: methodology of
economic analysis of the project and adaptation of this methodology to face environmental analysis. Like the Ecological Footprint (EF) methodology of Solís-Guzmán
(J. [73], it starts from an economic analysis and has been adapted to measure the
complete life cycle of the building: urbanization (Madelyn [47], use and maintenance
[51], 2016), and rehabilitation or demolition [2].
The building’s LCA is completed and advanced, including the study of new indicators such as incorporated energy (EE) [26], carbon footprint (CF) [28, 73, 74] and
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Fig. 9 Flowchart; determination of the green, blue and grey water footprint of the city garden
(WFg). Own elaboration
2.2 Model for Quantifying the Indirect Water Footprint
In this case, the theoretical framework is divided into two parts: methodology of
economic analysis of the project and adaptation of this methodology to face environmental analysis. Like the Ecological Footprint (EF) methodology of Solís-Guzmán
(J. [73], it starts from an economic analysis and has been adapted to measure the
complete life cycle of the building: urbanization (Madelyn [47], use and maintenance
[51], 2016), and rehabilitation or demolition [2].
The building’s LCA is completed and advanced, including the study of new indicators such as incorporated energy (EE) [26], carbon footprint (CF) [28, 73, 74] and