Summary

  • Review chain code lifecycle updating in Fabric
  • Discuss Transportation Emissions mobile and server side apps (starts at 20:20 in the video) - Would a mobile app for travel tracking be useful, and how should it work with a ledger?
    • Harsh SharmaIt would be useful if it could integrate with Maps and track other forms of travel
    • Robin KlemensIt would have to follow data privacy and GDPR requirements, as location data is very sensitive
    • Elisabeth GreenIt should reward the user for leading a healthier, more green lifestyle
    • Mehdi IdbibaneIt should allow rebalancing with carbon offsets
    • Should the calculations be on mobile or on the server?  GPS locations and timestamps are very sensitive data and can be used to track the user.  Emissions calculations requires only distance and type of travel.  Emissions themselves are just tCO2e of GHG and can be fully anonymous.  So while sensitive location data is kept on the mobile device, more data could be shared on a server for calculating and verifying the emissions.  Users may be willing to share more data with their peers or trusted parties to verify the trips and calculated emissions.
    • Elisabeth GreenThere should be a step to verify if the trip taken is yours by using a key.
  • Upcoming projects
    • Update deployCCExt.sh to have additional parameters from deployCC.sh #376
    • Refactor structure of chain code directory #51
    • Start refactoring emissions factors chain code #319


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