Welcome to the repository for the project "Data Analysis of UK Greenhouse Gas Emissions", a sectoral exploration of GHG trends from 1990 to 2023, with projections toward the Net-Zero 2050 emissions target.
This project investigates:
- The historical trends of greenhouse gas emissions across UK sectors.
- The application of linear regression models to predict future emissions.
- Key insights for achieving the UK's climate goals.
- Decline in emissions: Most sectors show a consistent decline in GHG emissions.
- Transport and Retail Sectors: Exhibit increasing emissions trends.
- Strong Fit: Sectors like Manufacturing, Mining, and Public Administration exhibit excellent linear regression fits (R² > 0.8).
- Challenges: Transport and Consumer Expenditure require advanced modeling techniques.
- Sectoral Analysis: Insights into how each sector contributes to GHG emissions.
- Predictive Modeling: Projections using linear regression for informed decision-making.
- Visualization: Interactive plots for deeper understanding of trends.
- R Programming: Data processing and visualization with packages like
readxl
anddplyr
. - RStudio: Comprehensive IDE for analysis and model development.
- Data Cleaning: Ensuring consistency and scalability.
- Descriptive Statistics: Exploring variability across sectors.
- Linear Regression: Modeling sector-specific trends.
- Residual Analysis: Evaluating model fit.
|-- Code Extra/
| |-- additional scripts
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|-- Data Science Project/
| |-- INF6027_DataScience.Rproj
| |-- DataScienceRdatav10.RData
| |-- GHG_rawdata.xlsx
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|-- Files/
| |-- contains exported analysed data is csv format
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|-- Graphs/
| |-- included generated graphs
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|-- RData Extra/
| |-- initial stages data wrangling versions
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|-- DataScienceRdatav10.RData
| |-- Main Data used in the analysis
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|-- INF6027 R-Script v5.R
| |-- Main Analysis R-Language Code
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|-- .gitignore
|-- readme.md
- What are the trends in GHG emissions across UK sectors (1990-2023)?
- Can sector-specific GHG projections guide strategies for the Net-Zero 2050 target?
- Exploring non-linear models like time-series and machine learning.
- Regional-level analysis for targeted interventions.
- Sector interdependency studies (e.g., energy's impact on transport emissions).
For questions, feedback, or collaborations, reach out to:
Amin Ibrahem
📩 [Email Me](mailto:[email protected] | [email protected])