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Hossny Azizalrahman¹, Valid Hasyimi¹

¹Department of Urban and Regional Planning, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

|June 15, 2018

Abstract:

Data in this article are related to a paper entitled "Towards a Generic Multi-criteria Evaluation Model for Low Carbon Cities". This paper sets out a framework for data normalization in a multi-criteria evaluation model that was tested and validated in 15 cities. Data deals with measurable indicators such as GDP per capita, CO₂ emissions per capita and public buses per capita. In addition to published papers, selected World Bank and Siemens reports were useful to operationalize and identify low carbon cities.

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Carbon emissions Data normalization Low carbon city Multi-criteria evaluation Scoring

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