diff --git a/content.yml b/content.yml index 65645cd..79d9c02 100644 --- a/content.yml +++ b/content.yml @@ -449,19 +449,33 @@ home: The inputs are provided in US English for the city and country names, without diacritics. On each line, the city and country names must be separated by a comma. Pasting a csv file in the - form is possible. Two types of inputs can be considered + form is possible, provided that a comma separates + the city and country names. + + A round trip is defined by a city pair. If the user enters cityA as + the origin city, and twice cityB as destinations, the tool returns + the cumulative emission and distance from two round trips + involving cityA and cityB, and indicates that 2 round trips were involved. + The same happens if the user enters twice cityA as the city of origin + and cityB as the sole destination. + + Three types of inputs can be considered depending on whether the user wants an “individual” estimate or an estimate for a conference, meeting and so on. In the former case, the “origin” city is unique and the “destination” - cities multiple. In the later case, the “origin” cities are multiple + cities may be multiple. The tool returns the carbon dioxide + equivalent emission for each city of destination. + In the later case, the “origin” cities are multiple (i.e. the cities from which the participants to the conference - depart from), and the “destination” city may a single host city + depart from), and the “destination” city may be a single host city or multiple host cities if the user wants to compare their - associated footprint. Cities found identical in the input form are - always grouped, and their number in the group is given by the - number of trips in the output, and the distance given is the - cumulative distance over the group. - + associated footprint. If there is one destination, the tool returns + the carbon dioxide equivalent for each city of origin. If multiple + destinations are provided the tool returns the carbon dioxide + equivalent emission summed over all cities of + origin and for each city of destination. The cumulative distance to + each city of destination is also provided. + The result pages provides a summary plot which can be downloaded, as well as a csv and raw yaml file. The csv file lists the name of the city as in the form, the address to which it @@ -471,7 +485,6 @@ home: e.g. 300 km) and the number of trips by plane. The plot and the csv file rank the cities against the carbon dioxide emissions. - - title: Trouble shooting content: | The estimation can go wrong if a city is not properly -- libgit2 0.21.2