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This repository serves as a comprehensive resource for analyzing and visualizing UK greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. It combines detailed sectoral data from 1990 to 2023 with predictive modeling for future trends, emphasizing the importance of meeting the Net-Zero 2050 emissions target.

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Data Analysis of UK Greenhouse Gas Emissions

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.

Greenhouse Gas Emissions

🌟 Project Overview

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.

📊 Key Findings

Trends

  • Decline in emissions: Most sectors show a consistent decline in GHG emissions.
  • Transport and Retail Sectors: Exhibit increasing emissions trends. Scatter Plot

Modeling Outcomes

  • 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.

🚀 Features

  • 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.

Scatter Plot


🛠️ Tools and Methodologies

Tools

  • R Programming: Data processing and visualization with packages like readxl and dplyr.
  • RStudio: Comprehensive IDE for analysis and model development.

Methods

  1. Data Cleaning: Ensuring consistency and scalability.
  2. Descriptive Statistics: Exploring variability across sectors.
  3. Linear Regression: Modeling sector-specific trends.
  4. Residual Analysis: Evaluating model fit.

📂 Repository Structure

|-- Code Extra/
|   |-- additional scripts
|
|-- Data Science Project/
|   |-- INF6027_DataScience.Rproj
|   |-- DataScienceRdatav10.RData
|   |-- GHG_rawdata.xlsx
|
|-- Files/
|   |-- contains exported analysed data is csv format 
|
|-- Graphs/
|   |-- included generated graphs
|
|-- RData Extra/
|   |-- initial stages data wrangling versions
|
|-- DataScienceRdatav10.RData
|   |-- Main Data used in the analysis
|
|-- INF6027 R-Script v5.R
|   |-- Main Analysis R-Language Code
|
|-- .gitignore
|-- readme.md

🧐 Research Questions

  1. What are the trends in GHG emissions across UK sectors (1990-2023)?
  2. Can sector-specific GHG projections guide strategies for the Net-Zero 2050 target?

🎯 Future Work

  • 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).

📧 Contact

For questions, feedback, or collaborations, reach out to: Amin Ibrahem
📩 [Email Me](mailto:[email protected] | [email protected])

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This repository serves as a comprehensive resource for analyzing and visualizing UK greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. It combines detailed sectoral data from 1990 to 2023 with predictive modeling for future trends, emphasizing the importance of meeting the Net-Zero 2050 emissions target.

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