Optimization Design of an Industrial Carbon Emission Intelligent Monitoring System for Carbon Neutrality

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Authors: Fang Zhou, Jianheng Ji, Shuping Wang, Wei Zhao
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Abstract

This study aimed to optimize industrial carbon emission monitoring systems for enhanced accuracy and real-time responsiveness. It proposed an intelligent system that innovatively sinks multi-source carbon accumulation logic into the database layer (replacing traditional application-layer processing), integrated with dynamic factor version control and long short-term memory prediction models. These innovations yielded significant performance gains. Under thousands of concurrent users, key interface response time dropped from 7,465 ms to 40 ms (99.5% reduction), while carbon calculation error rates remained below 0.1%—far exceeding the International Standards Organization 14064 standard's 1% threshold. The proposed solution not only provides industry with efficient carbon management tools but also enables a paradigm shift from post-event statistics to real-time intelligent decision making, advancing global carbon neutrality goals.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Vehicle emissions and performance Air Quality Monitoring and Forecasting Environmental Impact and Sustainability

Publication details

Journal / source
International Journal of Information System Modeling and Design
Volume
17
Issue
1
Pages
1–28
Publication date
8 January 2026
Language
NG