Description
The Hyperledger Labs blockchain-carbon-accounting project includes a Hyperledger Fabric network for recording the carbon and Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions that cause climate change. Since there are many activities that cause such emissions, the network is designed to accept data from multiple sources of measurements. In this project, we will demonstrate integrations from measurement sources with blockchain networks by integrating web- and mobile-based API's sources to turn instrumented readings into emissions measurements. It will leverage previous projects involving Hyperledger Cactus, Vault security engines, and client security for Hyperledger Fabric.
Additional Information
Please see the following issue for ongoing development related to this mentorship:
https://github.com/hyperledger-labs/blockchain-carbon-accounting/issues/501
The issue requires modifying an existing res-api operating as an oracle allowing the fabric emissions chaincode channel to request emission measurements/calculations from approved rest-apis.
The candidate should have a good grasp of setting up and deploying docker containers, understand how to run a Fabric network and building a rest-API. Should have experience using typescript and working with typeorm to setup connections to a structured database.
See Transportation Emissions, Reducing Methane Leakage and Flaring through Supply Chain Tokens for ongoing projects related to this mentorship.
Learning Objectives
This project will help you understand integrating different API's from both web and mobile applications with Hyperledger Fabric and other blockchain networks, as well as security and performance issues.
Expected Outcome
Successful integration of the mobile apps and API's with Hyperledger Fabric
Benchmark comparison of Hyperledger Fabric and alternatives
Documentation and tutorials for integrating future data sources
Relation to Hyperledger
Hyperledger Labs blockchain-carbon-accounting project
Hyperledger Fabric
Hyperledger Cactus
Hyperledger Besu
Education Level
Skills
Node.js, Typescript, Hyperledger Fabric, Docker
Future plans
This will expand the coverage of the Hyperledger Labs blockchain-carbon-accounting project into additional areas of GHG emissions, as well as provide documentation and tutorials for working with Hyperledger Fabric and other technologies.
Preferred Hours and Length of Internship
Full-time, 12 weeks of 40 hours per week during the summer.
Full-time (40 hours a week for 12 weeks during the summer)
Mentor(s) Names and Contact Info
Si Chen: Si Chen, Open Source Strategies, Inc. sichen@opensourcestrategies.com
Bertrand WILLIAMSRIOUX: Bertrand Rioux, Two Ravens Energy & Climate Consulting, bertrand@tworavens.consulting